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Movie Time!

Started by Devin, April 03, 2007, 07:46:27 PM

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Kaysea

Quote from: "Mikel"Young Frankenstein

Oh Gene Wilder?

That was on a couple of weeks ago here!!!

Looove Gene Wilder, and Richard Pryor - together they're fantastic!
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Quote from: "Kaysea"Looove Gene Wilder, and Richard Pryor - together they're fantastic!

Remember that movie they were in together where one of them was blind and the other deaf? See No Evil, Hear No Evil or something like that... That is one of my favorites too. So funny!

Devin

Quote from: "Amanda"Snakes on a Plane

Haha! Yes!

And that reminds me to add Club Dread.

Bree

I just remembered one of my favorites! "The Long Kiss Goodnight"! (Oddly enough, I was reminded when we were having a discussion on Snakes on a Plane earlier! The forum is reading my mind!)
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Patrick

I have to add "Meet the Robinsons".  I just saw it and its growing into my favorite Disney movie the more I sit and think.  All I have to say is I hate puppets and I'm never wearing hats AGAIN!

Jane

Quote from: "Kaysea"I can watch any Midsomer Murder or Inspector Frost (hmmm.... David Jason he might be old but ^_^)
Hee hee.  I love Midsomer Murders though they can be quite icky for a wimp like me.  The characters are great and the body count is always high!  My father wants to know if there's anyone left alive in Midsomer.

My favourite line from the show is included in this Wiki snip:

One feature of the programme is the extremely large number of deaths, especially considering that Midsomer is a small, rural county. Because of the slightly bizarre nature of the place, this does not seem entirely improbable. The show at times even plays on this lack of realism, with characters within it often commenting on the astoundingly high numbers of deaths. For example, when he is called to a murder scene on his first day, Detective Sergeant Dan Scott asks, "Is the body count always this high around here?". Barnaby replies drily, "It's been remarked upon."