calibeebee
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“Use them bus tokens partna!” Reese got some fire one liners 
Oh I'm sorry, Did I Break Your Conversation........Well Allow Me A Movie Thread by S&T
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Tonight’s viewing. I know it’s not going to be an easy watch 
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Finished Season ekahi of White Lotus. On ep 6 of season due. I feel like season 1 was funnier. Season 2 pretty dark. Starting to feel like a soap opera. It's also getting weird af but I gotta know how this all ends
jpzx
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Currently
First time
First time
lawdog1
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One of my ATF movies. Watch at least once a year, usually more.Currently
First time
I hope you like it as well.
calibeebee
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You gotta be ****ing kidding me man
First time really???
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I could be at a cabin, at a brewery/bar, in a car, and it never fails to wow people that I haven't seen The Princess Bride.
My only familiarity with it was getting the two questions that related to it that I got wrong in Scene It (I'm sure some of you had this back in the day).
One of the Q's was an audio clip of Inigo Montoya announcing his speech for the first time to the Six-Fingered Man (I got it wrong, had no idea), and the second Q showed a clip of the scene with Billy Crystal and Rebecca Lane as the Miracle Max's and said, "What movie?" Got that wrong too.
Fast forward 15 years.
I watched it tonight with two others that hadn't seen it.
I was not expecting the Monty Python vibe and script throughout, and a little of Naked Gun playing heavily on words in their literal sense
I loved it, 7/8
(It's so weird that I just watched Cary Elwes yesterday in Saw, that's all I've known him from).
My only familiarity with it was getting the two questions that related to it that I got wrong in Scene It (I'm sure some of you had this back in the day).
One of the Q's was an audio clip of Inigo Montoya announcing his speech for the first time to the Six-Fingered Man (I got it wrong, had no idea), and the second Q showed a clip of the scene with Billy Crystal and Rebecca Lane as the Miracle Max's and said, "What movie?" Got that wrong too.
Fast forward 15 years.
I watched it tonight with two others that hadn't seen it.
I was not expecting the Monty Python vibe and script throughout, and a little of Naked Gun playing heavily on words in their literal sense
I loved it, 7/8
(It's so weird that I just watched Cary Elwes yesterday in Saw, that's all I've known him from).
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lawdog1
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Cary is a quiet legend.I could be at a cabin, at a brewery/bar, in a car, and it never fails to wow people that I haven't seen The Princess Bride.
My only familiarity with it was getting the two questions that related to it that I got wrong in Scene It (I'm sure some of you had this back in the day).
One of the Q's was an audio clip of Inigo Montoya announcing his speech for the first time to the Six-Fingered Man (I got it wrong, had no idea), and the second Q showed a clip of the scene with Billy Crystal and Rebecca Lane as the Miracle Max's and said, "What movie?" Got that wrong too.
Fast forward 15 years.
I watched it tonight with two others that hadn't seen it.
I was not expecting the Monty Python vibe and script throughout, and a little of Naked Gun playing heavily on words in their literal sense
I loved it, 7/8
(It's so weird that I just watched Cary Elwes yesterday in Saw, that's all I've known him from).
His catalogue is deep and has some very beloved properties in it. Princess Bride, Saw and Stranger Things, etc. Also has parts in big movies like Liar Liar and Robin Hood: Men In Tights.
The memoir he wrote about making Princess Bride - “As You Wish” - is a great read if you like the movie.
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Never seen The Princess Bride either
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Idk how anybody can dislike The Princess Bride. It's a perfect 80s film.
RIP Andre.
RIP Andre.
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The dialogue + bull fighting scene in Once Upon A Time in Mexico is top tier my god.
“That spill just cost you your life.”
“That spill just cost you your life.”
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I'll probably save my fast rewatch for late April. Gonna rewatch John Wicks prior to the 4th this week.
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Anyone watch this pure fire
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calibeebee
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Greta Gremlin could get it.
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Anyone remember these 90's TV flicks?
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Come on, bros. I'm on the West coast. It's too early over here for all this.The Pigeon Lady could get it
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i know my man
Bronson
be looking at the empty papertowl roll on his counter a certain way if the pigeon lady got him going
Bronson
be looking at the empty papertowl roll on his counter a certain way if the pigeon lady got him going
