oh and kick ass is well kick ass kinda creepy watching a 13 year all killing bad guys while in the background there is a metal version of the banana splits theam song playing in the back ground. but lets face facts we all wanted to be a superhero at somepoint in our lives. hmmmmm maybe a new idea for a thread what superpower would you like to have / what hero /villian would you be. anyhow the movie is about an 18 year old comic geek who decides to get a costume and become a hero. check it out or download it. :thumbs:

Is anyone willing to admit enjoying "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly"?

yeah i liked it and i hate westerns

I like Blazing Saddles, Young Guns 1 & 2, and Tombstone. I prefer the medieval movies if we're talking a bit more in the way of set in the past type stuff. First Knight, A Knights Tale, Dragon Heart.....that kind of thing.

That movie moved to 'classic' and long time ago, open a completely new category for Spaghetti Westerns and was a MAJOR stepping stone for what became a great actor and director. Great movie! :thumbs:

That movie moved to 'classic' and long time ago, established a completely new category for Spaghetti Westerns and was a MAJOR stepping stone for what became a great actor and director. Great movie! :thumbs:

"I like a nice MLT....."

:huh: MLT?

mutton lettuce and tomato when the mutton is nice and crispy


damn never seen the princess bride i worry for my country somedays rofl :thumbs:


wait a second those are also my initials damn you you harpy bad kyttn

Speaking of movies, my wife and I went to see the new Robin Hood. Wasn't just a remake of the old Robin Hood movies, but took an interesting point of view. Well worth seeing although the "violence" make be a bit much for very young children ... kind of a slightly milder version of Gladiator or The Patriot kind of violence.

I'd recommend it. :thumbs:

How about "To Kill A Mockingbird"?

I liked the book better. You want court room drama I'd go with A Few Good Men.

Fair enough, but I think Gregory Peck gave a riveting performance of a father trying to provide an atmosphere free from hatred and prejudice for his children in the Deep South in the 1930s.

old movies welp would have to go with a few lets see first the birds and psycho. StarWars an instant classic, Transformers the cartoon nothing funnier than being in the theater when it came out and watching parents freak when some of the autobots dies and thier kids burst out laffing and crying. Highlander and for just the shear scale for a mini-series Shogun.

"The Hustler" was a very good move.