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View Quote This meme sums up the whole movie. It also sums up all of Cages acting career. It is his pivotal? Oscar earning moment. |
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Quoted: Serious question. What's the best movie you've seen, which was produced in the past 2-yrs? I'd like to watch one. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: It wasn't that bad. Have you watched a movie recently? I watch them every day. I teach film. Serious question. What's the best movie you've seen, which was produced in the past 2-yrs? I'd like to watch one. That is why I tend to watch movies made before I was born. |
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Nicolas Cage Losing His Shit |
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Quoted: How does one "teach" film? You watch movies with kids and pretend to be Siskel and Ebert? View Quote Lol. You teach techniques and analyze how they are used to create meaning (like a literature class). Then, you teach how the techniques are executed. Finally, the students go make movies. People actually learn things in class. It's amazing that teaching and learning can still happen in this day and age! |
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Quoted: Just tell her your a big fan of the Roosevelt's View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I asked my wife if we could name our daughter Eleanor. She said no Just tell her your a big fan of the Roosevelt's Not because of the movie connection, but we did go with Evie, which I associate with Evie Hammond from V for Vendetta. Hopefully she doesn't decide to shave her head... |
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Meh. It was fun. I wasn't expecting it to be Unforgiven or something.
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Quoted: That’s likely the issue. Let me guess you would consider something like the bicycle thief to be a master piece? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I watch them every day. I teach film. That’s likely the issue. Let me guess you would consider something like the bicycle thief to be a master piece? I'm not one of THOSE guys. Lol. I like classic films but I'm open to watching anything. GISS had everything going for it: brilliant cast, appealing premise, badass cars, and even technical know-how. The writing and execution fell short. It was all hat and no cattle. I guess I'm saying that it is like Con Air, Snake Eyes, and other cheesy mid-late 90s films. Honestly GISS sort of marked the end of those types of films being produced. |
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Quoted: Not because of the movie connection, but we did go with Evie, which I associate with Evie Hammond from V for Vendetta. Hopefully she doesn't decide to shave her head... View Quote You put more thought into naming your kids than me....I was more concerned if the name could be rhymed with bad stuff |
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Quoted: It was already legendary. Much as I like Foose, and love that movie, he did to that car what Biff Tannen did to Lorraine in Back to the Future 2. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Chip Foose made that car legendary. It was already legendary. Much as I like Foose, and love that movie, he did to that car what Biff Tannen did to Lorraine in Back to the Future 2. Never got the love for that that car. The front end treatment and molded in rocker panel exhaust are totally out of place and look like hammered shit on that car. |
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Quoted: First car he did that didn't have 47 different colors and layers of tape to achieve the paint scheme. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Eleanor was a pretty car. I'd drive it. Chip Foose made that car legendary. First car he did that didn't have 47 different colors and layers of tape to achieve the paint scheme. I had no idea Chip Foose did that car. That’s pretty cool. |
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nah, that movie was awesome!
was in high school at the time, and had a 66 mustang in hunter green with metallic flake....my gf loved that fucking movie and her favorite place to fuck was the back seat of my mustang it wasn't comfortable and the vinyl seats sucked in the summer, but god i loved that car. |
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Quoted: I was on a "ride-along" with a deputy sheriff very late one night when a car zipped through town WAY over the speed limit.The deputy fell in behind the speeder and pulled the car over.........the license plate was "gnin60sec".... View Quote Hmm. I have never seen a license plate 9 characters long. |
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Quoted: That's funny. My wife named our daughter after he grandmother. I like to think we named her after one of my favorite actresses https://cdn.britannica.com/88/66288-050-933D4B85/Grace-Kelly.jpg View Quote So it's now a coming out thread? Explains a lot |
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Quoted: It never ceases to amaze me how many people claim that was a good movie. The plot was garbage and the acting wasn’t much better. View Quote Not every movie is a masterpiece of theater, plot progression and acting. Some are just big derpy cartoons. This is one of those films and (IMO) a pretty damn good one at that. Can't believe it is 21 years old, one of the first movies my wife and I saw when we first started dating. For some reason she has always said I remind her of Cage. I don't see it but she does. And she really likes him so, umm, ok. |
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Quoted: How does a film that has such a good cast suck so much? It's really bad. View Quote Nicholas Cage. |
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I would t know. I was too busy playing with a great set of tits when I was 14 in the theater. It was a good night!
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this is the sequel to the original
The Junkman Original Trailer (1982) |
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Quoted: So it's now a coming out thread? Explains a lot View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: That's funny. My wife named our daughter after he grandmother. I like to think we named her after one of my favorite actresses https://cdn.britannica.com/88/66288-050-933D4B85/Grace-Kelly.jpg So it's now a coming out thread? Explains a lot Fawk! |
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I avoided watching when it came out because I somehow knew the writing would be terrible, the characters would be doodoo, the dialogue would be crap, the acting would be trash, and the entire plot would be garbage.
I wasn’t wrong. |
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The original chase scene is on YT.
Didn't want to drop a spoiler with a link. Its over 40 min long. |
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