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PostPosted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 3:24 pm 
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Does it make me gay if I say "Adventures in Babysitting"?

Um.....er.....well,......sorta.


What the f?

I see what you did there...

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Some underrated 80s movies:

To Live and Die in LA
Brazil
Labyrinth
River's Edge

..sure i'll think of a few more..

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Apologist - Gotcha on page 1 with River's Edge. Agreed on Brazil.

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 5:56 pm 
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Yeah, i caught that, i was just emphasizing that i believed it to be underrated.

I (and others here) tend to favor the offbeat type films...

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Stand by me. The Lardass scene does it all.

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... except the night I dropped my pants and then loudly proclaimed I was the Whore of Babylon and demanded more wine, but that's another story.


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Purple Rain

Seriously

We stayed and watched it twice.

Rocky III close 2nd. Also stayed to watch it twice.


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WarGames.

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Stand by me. The Lardass scene does it all.


Yes! And I would add any Rocky 3 and 4, and Top Gun.

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Nobody mentioned the Back to the Future movies?


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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 9:32 pm 
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It was said but I don't think Platoon or Full Metal Jacket was.

Back to the Future, Caddyshack or Road House is it for me. I'm going to give the edge to Road House because an oiled up shirtless Patrick Swazye gets it done for me. It was on last night.


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Ah yes, Road House, another good choice!

But I am on my break

I thought you would be bigger

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Mr. Mom.

Yeah, 220, 230... whatever it takes

Or Johnny Dangerously.

You shouldnt have hung me on a hook Johnny. My mother hung me on a hook once... once...

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... except the night I dropped my pants and then loudly proclaimed I was the Whore of Babylon and demanded more wine, but that's another story.


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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 10:47 pm 
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I haven't seen Midnight Run on any lists.

I don't want to get another phone call like this, or I'm gonna stab you through the heart with a fucking pencil.


Sir, that must mean Walsh has your identification...!


When's the last time you had a chest X-ray?


Yeah, well here comes two words for you, shut the fuck up.


YOU LIED TO ME FIRST!


He doesn't like to FLY?? What the fuck does that mean??? Listen, you better have him back here in THREE DAYS, A HALF MILLION DOLLARS OF MY MONEY, WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON??!!?



Also Color of Money is always an underrated film. It's too easily dismissed as a Cruise vehicle or as a sub-par sequel to a classic, but in its own right it's really a good film.


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Mr. Mom.

Yeah, 220, 230... whatever it takes


Yeah the movie's pretty dated but there's still some good parts in there. I like near the beginning when Micheal Keaton tries to explain things to the workers by talking about Rocky. :lol:


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a couple of my favorite movies from the 80's were on friday night..."Glory" and the aforementioned "Brazil".

i also have to throw in the charles band's empire pictures & full moon features classics like "puppet master", "ghoulies", "troll", "reanimator", "from beyond", among others. they shaped my childhood...


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I haven't seen Midnight Run on any lists.

I don't want to get another phone call like this, or I'm gonna stab you through the heart with a fucking pencil.


Sir, that must mean Walsh has your identification...!


When's the last time you had a chest X-ray?


Yeah, well here comes two words for you, shut the fuck up.


YOU LIED TO ME FIRST!


He doesn't like to FLY?? What the fuck does that mean??? Listen, you better have him back here in THREE DAYS, A HALF MILLION DOLLARS OF MY MONEY, WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON??!!?



Also Color of Money is always an underrated film. It's too easily dismissed as a Cruise vehicle or as a sub-par sequel to a classic, but in its own right it's really a good film.


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Mr. Mom.

Yeah, 220, 230... whatever it takes


Yeah the movie's pretty dated but there's still some good parts in there. I like near the beginning when Micheal Keaton tries to explain things to the workers by talking about Rocky. :lol:

I LOVED Midnight Run. That was one of the funniest,underrated movies I have seen. Charles Grodin & Robert DeNiro made a great team. Dennis Farina was great,too.

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PostPosted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 8:11 am 
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Purple Rain

Seriously

So you do like good music
We stayed and watched it twice.

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Rocky III close 2nd. Also stayed to watch it twice.

Rocky 2 was better. Kudos for staying and watching it twice.
This feels like the end of something


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It seems hard to believe, but "Purple Rain" is now 25 years old. I bet you didn't know that even though Prince won an Oscar for its soundtrack, there was a sex scene that could've made that 1984 film "X" rated.


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Roundhay Garden Scene (Louis le Prince 1888)

Leeds Bridge (Louis le Prince 1888)

Accordion Player (Louis le Prince, c. 1888)

Leisurely Pedestrians, Open Topped Buses, and Hansom Cabs with Trotting Horses (William Friese-Greene 1889).

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A Christmas Story (overplayed now, but good)
About Last Night (the first 20 minutes)
Aliens
An Officer and a Gentleman
Better Off Dead (two dollars...)
Blade Runner
Bloodsport
Bull Durham
Christine
Dead Poets Society
Field of Dreams
Good Morning Vietnam*
Mississippi Burning*
Pink Floyd, The Wall
Rain Man
Running Man
The Shining*
This is Spinal Tap*
Witness


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C'mon people ... we're missing 80s goodness here badly ...

Clash of the Titans
The Last Starfighter
Firefox
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Hercules
Yellowbeard
Cloak & Dagger
Brewster's Millions
Summer School
Conan (x2)
Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
Top Secret!
Gremlins
Planes, Trains, & Automobiles
Crocodile Dundee
Explorers
2010
Young Sherlock Holmes
Escape from New York
Wrath of Khan
Clue
A Christmas Story (fer chrissakes) <-- Edit: This was already on the list ... I no read so good.

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Ah yes Bloodsport, how could I forget that one?!?!

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"D.A.R.Y.L."
"Cocoon"
"The Boy Who Could Fly"
"Flight of the Navigator"
"The Wizard"
"Tron"
"The Black Cauldron"

and the greatest movie of all time, of course...

"The Little Mermaid"


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that looks awesome! kind of like a josh fenderman vehicle directed by saul stevenberg.

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"The Wizard"


Oh hellz yeah...


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didn't read the whole thing but has "Uncle Buck" been mentioned?

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didn't read the whole thing but has "Uncle Buck" been mentioned?


Haven't seen it mentioned yet, but that was a classic...


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