-- The NOT 'New' movie thread...
 

Post any movie suggestions which are NOT new releases.

Tonight I'm watching End of Watch.

Rad. Find it on the net and watch it.

Never wanted anything as a teen more than I wanted RL Osborne's bike.

Closest I got was a pair of 401 Flight Cranks, but recall those alone cost a pretty penny.

Absolutely... Those bikes go for a couple of grand now.

PK Ripper
Ukai Wheels
Profile cranks
Tioga bear claw
mini uni
Gt min bars
Redline stem - what?

Venerable Mongoose 'Motomag' frame, but it was the signature edition

Araya Z-Rims
Redline 401 Flight Cranks
Redline Forklifter Handlebars
Haro Pedals
ACS ProNeck stem
ACS brakes
Odyssey Gyro
Avocet Seat with reclined seatpost

Most all of it is in decent condition in my parent's attic [The rear hub blew out the spoke holes on a last bad landing before I put it in storage]

Unfortunately I sold mine a long, long time ago. :(

I've seen it - it has most definitely been many years. Thank you - I'll watch it again.

Guys feel free to drop hidden gems in here. Any genre.

Thank you.

Breakfast at Tiffany's!

Rented it back around 2000 after watching a bio of Audrey Hepburn on TV. I really enjoyed it. I loved her solo of Moon River.

I'd live to see some other oldies from that time too.

Assuming you want something that isn't a no-brainer [ie already on great movie lists], but also isn't so obscure that you have no idea what you're getting into.

Two with fond memories from childhood.

The Last Dragon

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Big Trouble in Little China

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Oh I saw The Last Dragon at the theater!

Bruce Leroy! Sho Nuff!! ****ing loved this movie!

me too - it was about the time I was ordering Kung Fu weaponry out of the back of Inside Karate magazines.

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The 63rd Street cinema that was where the Sherwin-Williams store is now.

IIRC, this was the movie where there was a huge crowd outside the ticket office and someone pumped in music, and when we got there it was already like a block party.

I don't remember which theater it was - we'd do Blue Ridge Mall sometimes but seems there was one near Independence Center we'd attend. I don't remember where it was now, looking back. Jesus I'm getting old.

Captain Blood (1935)

The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) along with Disney's animated adaptation is the definitive version of Robin Hood.

apparently, this is the full movie, but...

NSFW :thumb:

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and thank you kind sir, i have been waiting for a thread like this :D

yw ty!

Disney originals:

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Sleeping Beauty

any NOT new movies?

watching The Attic Door

Rewatched The Game with Michael Douglas last night. What an awesome flick

The will probably shock, but I've never seen Stepbrothers. Don't know why, just missed it.

But someone reposted the clip of the car ride acapella scene

Probably not tonight, but soon.

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The Court Jester with Danny Kaye.


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"And we're gonna have the hap,hap,happiest Christmas since Bing Crosby tap danced with Danny ****ing Kaye."

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This movie is just bad ass. I haven't seen it forever but still one of my favorite all time movies. There is a kick ass fight scene in it.

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Blue Jamine - My wife and I saw this in the theater about five years ago and I have it recorded and we've watched it again and again, so many times. It's a Woody Allen film, but I didn't even know that at first, it's like nothing he has done and he's not in it.

After you watch this film, you will believe Cate Blanchett is the best actress out there. Sallie Hawkins who was the mute in The Shape of Water, plays her sister, Alec Baldwin is the husband shown only in flashback, and with some strange casting, Andrew Dice Clay and Louis C.K. play serious roles and they're good. Pete Sarsgaard is the only other well known actor. The guy who was the Russian in The Shape of Water is the dentist in this film.

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Sunset Boulevard - One of my favorite all time movies, from 1950 black & white and shown on TCM about 3 or 4 times a year and I have to watch it everytime. Stars William Holden, who is great. It's a film that will hook you.

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Requiem for a Dream - Director Darren Aronofsy who did the Wrestler and Black Swam, this is one of his earlier works. Stars Ellen Bursty who was the mother in The Exorcist, she's an older mother here and does a tremendous job. Her son Jared Leto and friend Marlan Wayans are druggies, and will hock their mother's TV to buy drugs. Jennifer Connelly is Jared's girlfriend and is from a rich family and she gets hooked as well, and there is some frontal nudity of her. Christopher McDonald plays a game show host who seems to be on the TV all the time, and the mother is hooked and gets on diet pills so she get go on TV. The whole family turns into losers. The soundtrack is fantastic, the visuals are fantistic.

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Body Double - 1984 back when Brian DePalma was good, Scarface, Blowout, Dressed to Kill, Carrie to name a few. This one for some reason doesn't get the fame it deserves. Stars two actors you probably have seen many times but don't know there names, Craig Wasson and Gregg Henry along with a young sexy Melanie Griffith and beautiful Deborah Shelton. There's a big twist so I don't want to give away too much. If you liked the style of Dressed to Kill or Blowout, this one follows suit.

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If you haven’t seen Suicide Kings do so. If you have, watch it again.

Yes would be a nice revisit - also nice ones Deep Purple - I love Kate B too!

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Excalibur has stood up fairly well. Saw it as a kid and violence blew my mind.

Manhunter is an all time favorite of mine.

Watching Dunkirk reminded me of another England type WW2 movie I really enjoyed- Hope and Glory.

GT pro performer
Skyway Radberry mags
Everything else is GT including the block stem.

That got a blu ray release recently.

This movie is awesome.

Earlier, I called my frame the 'Motomag' but a signature edition.

The 'signature' name finally came to me.

Roger DeCoster.

This is exactly what I built my kit around, as described above.

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even though it's saturated with vintage flavor - that looks heavy as heck. :)

It was actually the first mass-produced 4130 Chromoly frame [late late 70s].
It was a little heavier than the lightest frames of the time [mid-80s], but I actually liked the heft. And I REALLY like the geometry.

My buddy had a GT Pro Performer, and every time I tried to get big air, it wanted to wiggle out from under me in the air, and I played heck landing it with my feet still on the pedals. The Mongoose was light enough to accelerate quickly but had enough heft to stay under me even when I was 10-15 feet off the ground.

It just felt 'right' whatever I wanted to do on it. Ground stuff, air stuff, dirt stuff. Real solid and well thought out.

Buddy's bike was almost exactly like this;

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It was OK on the ground, doing decades and endos and shit. But I hated it in the dirt or in the air.

We may need a retro Skateboard and BMX / Freestyle bike thread! I'd def. post a lot in it.

I'd imagine Spot and KC United would as well. Many others too, I think.

I never owned a Mongoose, but I wanted one. I always liked those bikes.

Hutch were pretty dope back in the day.

Krull:

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How about Sword and the Sorcerer. Cheesy and cheap, but definitely had some cool aspects to it, and Lee Horsley was great as Talon. And also I'm fairly convinced that the wedding scene toward the end of this was the inspiration for GoT's Red Wedding. Although this one ended much better for the good guys.

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This use to come on TBS or TNT maybe WGN when we finally got cable but i loved it ****ing badass movie

And here it is

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Donna's mom!!

Good one. Loved the movie. Dem 80's titties. The TV series was shit though, as well as the movie sequels...

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I never really cared for Beastmaster. Definitely loved Conan and Excalibur, though. Those, Star Trek II and Blade Runner are my favorite high school era movies.

I want my two dollars





Better off Dead / so much win in that movie to make you feel better about your life lol.

Diggstown gotta love James Woods lol


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Speaking of James Woods here he attempts to quit smoking in Cats Eye

Full movie but it's really three short stories tied into one

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by my count there is now three movies referencing james woods in this thread... :thumb:

John Carpenters Vampires guess who stars in it ? That's right James Woods.

Saving Ryan's Privates

Who Reemed Jessica Rabbet

Pulp Friction

Buffy the Vampire Layer

Village of the Rammed

The Bone Ranger

White Men Can't Hump

Edward Penishands

ET : The Extra Testicle

On Golden Blonde

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You forgot 'Poke-Me-Mon' :thumb:

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I had totally forgotten how funny this movie was:

Real Men (1987)

full movie

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Watched Armageddon last night.

Forgot how hilarious Steve Buscemi was in that flick.

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Classic from my childhood

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If you want some stupid and juvenile humor in an early 2000s setting: you cannot go wrong with EuroTrip.

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I love this movie.

:toast: you seem nice :thumb:

the blonde chick in this movie, and kristy mcnichol, were my growing into puberty chicks (and 20 minute workout) ROFL

XETA: kristy swanson, and meredith salenger too.

**** i gotta stop reminiscing ROFL

Primer was dope.

Exam was another doozy I watched last night.

Assume you are talking about Kim Richards. If so, that's a hornet's nest. Or at least it used to be.

She's the aunt of the Hilton sisters, and legend is her mom pimped her out for roles as a teen. She spent a long time drugged out, and then sobered up. I understand she has been on that Real Housewives of Beverly Hills for a while, maybe still is.

It's a saga, and even then you don't know how much to believe.

I watched this one night on Netflix about 5 years ago, always been a Spader fan so I gave it a shot. Not bad.

Another good underrated Spader flick is "Bad Influence" with Rob Lowe. You should check it out if you haven't seen it.

Great damn movie.

seen it before, but will have to rewatch. was thinking, was spader in 'less than zero'. was another great movie from that era. :thumb:

yeah, i was too young to care about her mom pimpin' her out :D

that said, rewatching this movie made me realize how much i hate her voice ROFL

it's like demi moore, more masculine than most male voices.

Getting ready to watch Hell Night. I haven't seen it in close to 30 years.

Men at Work Charlie Seen and Emilio Esteves

Who knew a Coca-Cola bottle would cause so much grief for tribesmen village?

Two of my favorite movies that a lot of people haven't heard of.

Mr. Brooks
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