Nice highlights 'tic, haven't seen that fight in a while. Cotto is the man.
the top 3 fights are good.
Paul Briggs agains Danny Green. "Not even a canine"
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:laugh11: Gridlock'd- with Tim Roth and Tupac. Hilarious movie. Summer Of Sam- Excellent imo. Sorcerer- a classic with the great Roy...
You favorite Japanese movies, MWS? I like Kinji Fukasaku's gangster movies. Also Takashi Miike, and Takeshi Kitano (SND:partie:). I like Fallen...
:lol: I can't hate on you too much though, since you like The Thin Red Line, which is an awesome movie.
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I like most of the Brit crime movies I've seen. They are not classic cinema but good fun. My favorite in Band Apart is the Pat Garrett/Billy The...
:Thumbs: I like British films too, though.
French movies are great.
:giggle: please
The Killing is a great movie, though.
well I liked it a lot, but many people think The Thin Red Line is very pretentious.
Christops Waltz' performance overlooked? Lol. Without that role he would be nobody, because of it he is everyone's favorite 'foreign actor.
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I don't mind the Hangover films.
yes, it would be a good fight.
Nate will kick his ass.
The Machinist isn't overlooked either really. It's pretty famous, and so is his performance.
that girl is so overrated, it's not even funny anymore.
i thought steve and ramone were facebook friends?
too bad StingerKarl was just an alias, and not the real Karl Hegman.
I like this :dunno: [img]
I agree. I didn't know any of the actors when I watched it, thought it was a great movie with great performances.
:bears: it looks pretty disgusting too.
Or maybe the better question is which was the worst. 1989 with Dolph, 2004 with T. Jane or Punisher WARZONE with Ray Stevenson from 2008?
btw, check out the nose on the male interviewer. Holy shit
she has thicker thighs than Jr.
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