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Old 11-17-2009, 08:50 AM
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you gotta be kidding.
I just dont find Mel Brook's or Woody Allens work to hold much value. Now Jerry Stienfeld kills me.
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Old 11-17-2009, 09:14 AM
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I just dont find Mel Brook's or Woody Allens work to hold much value. Now Jerry Stienfeld kills me.
see, i love mel brooks. history of the world part 1 is a fave of mine.
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see, i love mel brooks. history of the world part 1 is a fave of mine.
Plus Mel Brooks is a thoroughbred racing fan! Used to see him once in a while at Calder with his wife, but since she passed I dont believe hes been back. However Shecky Green was showing up last yr quite a bit
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I watched Mad Money on a flight to Vegas last year, and if parachutes were available, I would have jumped over Nebraska rather than watch the last hour of that movie.
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I don't know what made me think of it, but Two for the Money was absolutely God Awful. It's the one where Pacino and McConaughey are football guru's/bookies. There was absolutely nothing good about this movie, even the football scenes sucked.
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Old 11-18-2009, 03:39 PM
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I don't know what made me think of it, but Two for the Money was absolutely God Awful. It's the one where Pacino and McConaughey are football guru's/bookies. There was absolutely nothing good about this movie, even the football scenes sucked.
I actually enjoyed it very much because I like Matthew McConaughey and could relate to a lot of what the movie was about. It was a very lame performance by Pacino though. Man, his last few movies were even worse. 88 Minutes must be on any list of worst movies.

I loved the line Pacino said when describing McConaughey, his protege in the movie..."All he does is work out and pick winners."
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Old 11-20-2009, 10:13 PM
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Plus Mel Brooks is a thoroughbred racing fan! Used to see him once in a while at Calder with his wife, but since she passed I dont believe hes been back. However Shecky Green was showing up last yr quite a bit
I've seen Mel at Santa Anita many times in the last couple of years. He not much taller than the jockeys.
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Old 11-18-2009, 12:23 PM
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I just dont find Mel Brook's or Woody Allens work to hold much value.
No value in Woody Allen movies?
Blasphemy!
Crimes and Misdemeanors is in my all-time top 10.
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there are alot of bad movies I've seen, but the most popular ones were probably, "Ali", and also "The Piano"
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No value in Woody Allen movies?
Blasphemy!
Crimes and Misdemeanors is in my all-time top 10.
He's a genius, whatever anyone may think of the man personally his work is almost always very interesting and funny. Crimes and Misdemeanors is a terrific film. Marin Landau gives a brilliant performance.
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He's a genius, whatever anyone may think of the man personally his work is almost always very interesting and funny. Crimes and Misdemeanors is a terrific film. Marin Landau gives a brilliant performance.
Take the Money and Run

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This is BY FAR Woody's best movie! one of my all time favorites, have you ever seen Zelig, it's a little different
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Did anyone else see Matchpoint?
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Did anyone else see Matchpoint?
Yeah..liked it...different for him
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I haven't seen that one, but between you and Mark's praise it has my interest peaked.
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Vanillia Sky was another atrocious movie. Penelepe Cruz is what got me through that one.
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Vanillia Sky was another atrocious movie. Penelepe Cruz is what got me through that one.
I liked that movie.
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No value in Woody Allen movies?
Blasphemy!
Crimes and Misdemeanors is in my all-time top 10.
Broadway Danny Rose and Stardust Memories are my favorites.
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Broadway Danny Rose and Stardust Memories are my favorites.
That might be his most underrated film.
It is certainly a good one.


Getting back to bad movies....Rocky V was pretty horrendous.
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Old 11-18-2009, 05:01 PM
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BY FAR it was Ferenheight 9/11 or however its spelled. That movie was so freaking terrible.

The whole theater started clapping at the end and I put on my best Philly face and started booing.

Moore = Anti American propaganda. it really sickens me


On another note, the only movie i've walked out on was moulin rouge. I'm sure a lot of people liked it but just not my cup of tea.
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