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Good Fellas

Thin Red Line

 
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Quote Originally Posted by NJDevils:

Wiseguys
Back to School
Easy Money
The Dark Knight
Dumb and Dumber
Step Brothers
Die Hard (all of em)
Rocky 1-4
Back to the Future 1-2
Happy Gilmore
Groundhog Day
Goodfellas
A Bronx Tale
29th Street







29th Street........I loved that movie.
I almost forgot about it. I haven't thought about it in years. I am going to rent it tonight.

 
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spaceballs, summer rental, ghostbusters, planes trains automobiles, police academy, slaphot, bookies, money train, slackers, backdraft, strange brew, fletch, trading places, tommy boy, black sheep, celtic pride, the mask, bruce almighty, super troopers, beer fest, the waterboy................

 

 
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Fight Club
A Clockwork Orange
The Dark Knight
American Psycho

And anything by Scorsese and Tarantino


 
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Point Break

Heat

V for Vendetta

Alfie

Role Models

Zoolander

The September Sessions

Riding Giants

 
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Used Cars
Jaws
Momento
Das Boot
Woodstock
Easy Money
Pulp Fiction
North By Northwest
Godfather 1 + 2
The French Connection 1 + 2
The Shawshank Redemption
Goodfellas
Back To the Future
Bonnie and Clyde
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Usual Suspects
Raiders of the Lost Ark
The Wizard of Oz
One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest
Saving Private Ryan
Wiseguys
The Sting
The Hustler
Donnie Brasco
Catch Me if You Can
The Exorcist
Full Metal Jacket
Almost ALL of the James Bond movies
Same with Clint Eastwood flicks

and about 100 more.....




 
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"Movie" is singular.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant:

"Movie" is singular.
Ahh yes so it is.There's not a warrant out for me is there?
 
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Last week Planes Trains and Automobiles was on a couple of times...thats a movie for this list
 
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tommy boy

good fellas

savin priv ryan

ace ventura (when those spears stick in his legs ) hahahahahahahaha . i laugh for hours

 
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The Shining

No Country for Old Men

Walk the Line

And a bunch of others already listed


 
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top o list

apocalypse now

shogun's assassin

gangbang girl 27 and 34
 
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Visitor Q-(A TAKASHI MIIKE FILM)
 
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Sukiyaki Western Django (another Miike flick)
 
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sympathy for mr vengence

the fall

rise of the footsoldiers

lock stock 2 smoking barrels

 

 
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A Clockwork Orange. excellent pick OzFactor. worth watching just for the fight scene in the old casino to the music of Rossini.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-zRtT5jPLA&feature=related

 

 

 
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Revenge of the Nerds

Can't beat Ogre,  Booger and 1980's tits!  

Police Academy

Role Models

Easy Money

Bad News Bears

 
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Adventures of Ford Fairlane... forgot all about that one cause it's a comedy and I like action adventure mostly.
 
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Lethal Weapon

Point Break

 
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Napolean Dynomite

The Big Lebowski

Casino

Good Fellas

Boiler Room!

Rounders

Cheech and Chong Up in Smoke

Blow!

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by ZiggyDawg:

I'll take a wild stab at this (I've seen this lots of times too) without going back and looking.

2 wild guesses: Willie Mosconi (just cause I know he was a technical director)

Minnesota Fats (just cause he was one of Mosconi's main opponents n friends for years ) He always had that bartender look too.   I'm kinda a pool junkie.

Probably wrong but those are my wild guesses.

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I know what you mean by watching old movies n always discovering something new.  The more I watch The Hustler the more I realize just how every cast member was so seemingly perfect for their role.

I also loved the negotiating of the gambling scenes and how they're so competive against each other while at the end of each match they have the utmost respect for each others skills and character.

Good guesses from a pure handicapping angle.

However it was the one and only: Jake LaMotta.

 
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Red Dawn

Almost Famous

American Pie (orignal cast)

 
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A lot already mentioned plus

Wall Street
Reservoir Dogs
Old School
The Departed
 
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Quote Originally Posted by 2169:

i like all on your list rockdog.  i would add on Gladiator.


My name is Maximus Decimus Meridius, commander of the Armies of the North, General of the Felix Legions, loyal servant to the true emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Father to a murdered son, husband to a murdered wife. And I will have my vengeance, in this life or the next.

definitely add Gladiator.  Have seen it 50+ times easy, & I will see many many more times. 

Fight Club and Rounders finish off the list of movies I've seen many times.  No Country For Old Men is climbing on that list.

 
 
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true romance

pulp fiction

goodfellas

cool hand luke

the sting

fight club

godfather 2

return of the dragon

above the law

carlitos way

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