Needful Things was my favorite King book. Probably followed by The Dark Half.
A rare sighting. They actually looked like they wanted to fight rather than posture.
I liked Tombstone.
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Great film. The Harryhausen films stand up if you used to be a fan. You can appreciate the stop motion for what it was. I would have loved to see...
So worth watching then. Jackman delivers a good final performance?
Last time I was listening to rap music.
Oh man Jaclyn Smith. No idea why Fawcett was considered the best of the angels. Smith was mint.
It'll tank.
I disagree. She's a side character. The Kramer of that film. A solo film would be awful. Deadshot getting his own film is also a bad idea. The...
A strange film. It's a kind of comedy but goes to some dark areas. Funny in places. I remember liking it but it seemed a bit confused on what it was.
That's the end of the Kings. That franchise will end up in Seattle.
Never understood Glen Close as a sex object. Below average looker for sure.
The Thing is a great film. Still creepy and most of the practical effects stack up still. Also features the star and director of my favorite...
The way he delivers that line and his laugh afterwards had me in tears. That film was great.
I didn't mind John Carter. A shame that a story that's been ripped off by so many stories got accused of being unoriginal.
Never watched that one. Probably Waterworld for me. Wasn't that the most expensive ever made when released?
Agreed. I love that cheesy stuff. Who cares what hipsters with rolled up jeans and pussy tickler moustaches think?
For a 'shit' decade of movies there's a stack of 80s films I love. Including my favorite films of all time.
Rocky 3?
The 80's was great for movies. Some of my favorite films were made then.
So is this another one of those lists where you put in movies that make you feel classy over films you'd actually watch?
I hate muffled dialogue in general. One of the reasons I didn't like Interstellar all that much was because of that. Then Nolan said he did on...
Until Australian cable providers (all TWO of them) can provide a quality product at a competitive price, people will keep stealing content. Hell...
Kilmer was bad.
Reminds me of my early days of posting (over a decade? Holy shit). Guys used to log onto boxing.com armed with a copy of Mike Tysons greatest hits...
I need to see him in a full length standalone before I decide. Has the potential to be the best portrayal but right now, I still like Keaton the best.
I didn't like Bane. His voice was hilarious and he went out like a bitch. Huge anticlimax.
I like the Big Ticket but seriously. Saying he's inarguably better than two of the best power forwards ever is a stretch.
Garnett not debatable? I'm not sure I'd say He was better than Malone or Barkley
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