Oh I'm sorry, Did I Break Your Conversation........Well Allow Me A Movie Thread by S&T

:wow: Watching Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead: just realized that greaseball creep that worked in the Office of GAW was David Duchovny:lol:

Always enjoy having those moments when I re-watch old movies. Like, it was only this year when I watched Almost Famous that I realized the weird Led Zeppelin groupie kid is Jay Burachel. And its only in the last couple years that I recognized Vincent D'Onofrio as the "Thor" mechanic guy in Adventures in Babysitting and Angela Bassett as a flight attendant in Kindergarten Cop. Just something amusing about seeing the small parts actors had to take before they got bigger.

Yes sir yes sir.

And I love me some Beckinsale. Serendipity is one of my guilty pleasures
 
The Insider :smokin (emoticon pun intended).

Whole movie kept me interested. Pacino and Crowe were both really good.

That deposition scene caught me off guard though :lol: Good believable acting the whole movie and then that crazy emotional reaction by the Mississippi lawyer. Son was ready to fight.

Then there's Pacino monologue/argument :pimp:

7/8

Wish Mann would get back to this kind of consistent great filmmaking.
 
The Insider
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(emoticon pun intended).

Whole movie kept me interested. Pacino and Crowe were both really good.

That deposition scene caught me off guard though
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Good believable acting the whole movie and then that crazy emotional reaction by the Mississippi lawyer. Son was ready to fight.

Then there's Pacino monologue/argument
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7/8

Wish Mann would get back to this kind of consistent great filmmaking.
Glad you liked it, Zik.

I said it before and will continue to say it: The Insider is very overlooked in Mann's filmography.
 
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Just started up the Godfather in chronological order at 8pm i've made a grave error, it's gonna take a week to finish
 
Have only seen bits and pieces of The Godfather and have no intention of watching any movie in its entirety

Mafia movies are just not my thing.
 
I never understood the deeper themes of the Godfather series.

Is it essentially that Michael was the "hope/prodigal son" of the family, wasn't supposed to be part of the criminal world, but actually turned out to be even more ruthless/effective than his own father?
 
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Who was it who never seen Pulp Fiction in this thread? :lol: **** was hilarious...had to been like 3+ years ago
 
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Now Pulp Fiction... I do definitely...

Know that movie.

Never watched it though. Or maybe I've seen bits and pieces of it but can't remember.
 
I've really grown to love Semi-Pro. The jive turkey-poker scene is hilarious .
 
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