Agree. I just finished reading all Sherlock Holmes books on kindle and I hear Basil and Nigel voices as I read.... Whats interesting is Sherlock never says "Elementary" and "Dear Watson" Together in the books. The show put those two things together (never knew that....)Originally Posted by LeslieWest_GuitarGod
All the other movies mentioned in the post pretty much there on those also. feeling pretty old about right now.. :-(
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08-05-2011, 01:32 PM #81Community Member
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08-05-2011, 01:47 PM #82Community Member
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In no particular order.....(not counting Starwars 4-6, Indiana Jones, LoTR, Monty python...etc)
Transylvania 6-5000
5th Element
Willow
Kentucky Fried Movie
Airplane
Blade (1,2,3)
Krull
Dark Crystal
Love Actually - I'd say the wife makes me watch it, but secretly enjoy it too.
Enemy Mine
Goonies
And too many other good ones already mentioned...
Big trouble in little china is classic!Agro - Paryan, Pary, Parrii, Parriahh
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08-05-2011, 01:57 PM #83Community Member
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hmmm lets see.
i hope my wife doesnt see this or i is in trouble!
27 dresses.
my wife had to bribe me with some "playtime" to get me to watch this the first time. I will be damned if i admit to her that i liked the movie
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08-05-2011, 02:05 PM #84Community Member
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OMG! Originally Posted by Beld
Ladyhawke
Scorpion King
and
Raising Arizona....Nick Cage kills me in that one
Holly Hunter is awesome!!!
"Gimmie' back mah' baby you warthog from hell!!!"
That movie is awesome!
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08-05-2011, 02:20 PM #85
Any film produced in Hong Kong or Singapore between 1965 and 1980 which is also known colloquially as Bad Kung Fu Theater. If guys in PJ's sound like flapping bedsheets when they jump, I'm on board with it. LONG LIVE RAYMOND CHOW!
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08-05-2011, 05:26 PM #86Community Member
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Is "The Seven Drunken Masters Of Shao Lin Kung Fu" part of that group? If it ain't, it should be. Originally Posted by sebastianosmith
Any film produced in Hong Kong or Singapore between 1965 and 1980 which is also known colloquially as Bad Kung Fu Theater. If guys in PJ's sound like flapping bedsheets when they jump, I'm on board with it. LONG LIVE RAYMOND CHOW!
One of the actors had his original Chinese dialect dubbed into English with a really bad Cockney accent. Priceless.
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