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Ain't nothin' like the life of a Hollywood stuntman! Plus, it co-stars Jimmie Best. Gotta love it. -Mufn

I just was surfing the Internet and found out that The Fast And The Furious 4 will come out on June 5, 2009 and will have Vin Diesel and Paul Walker back in the movie again. Can't till June 5th next year about everybody else.

I don't have good details on this one, I'm hoping Cap'n Redneck can help me out. It was mentioned on another thread and this is a wild flick worth mentioning here. First of all, the getaway car in this flick is a black Charger, and I believe it's a '69 or '68. This is another 70's-era movie that was a cross between an action/crime flick and massive car chase. I recall it being violent for the day; but by today's standards it's probably a creampuff. The singular feature of this film that gives it my recommendation, is the shock ending. I think the first time I caught this flick on TV, I literally jumped at the ending. And then the credits roll, and you're just sitti…

Beer For My Horses is a Toby Keith movie, and he plays Deputy Sheriff Joe Bill Racklin a.k.a. Rack. Mac Davis and Mel Tillis have small roles in the movie as well. And Ted Nugent plays Skunk he's tattoo of a badge and ak47's for his service weapon and he a little orthodox as well he also mostly use's a Bow and Arrow he got somebody in the reared quite literally now.

Hey, I know that alot of you out there are as crazy about Smokey and the Bandit, just as Dukes so...I was wondering if ya'll out there could give me some info about Bandit's trans-am, like was it's name "Trigger", and what year it was. Thanks.

Any fans of this b/w Titanic movie?

Any fans here besides me?

Everybody on Hazzardnet has probaly seen or owns the first reunion movie well did you know that Emily Procter A.K.A. Callie was in that movie and she played Mavis. Now I have it on video I think it's the girl that gotten the barn that had the General Lee inside it myself. any thoughts to this right here.

Any Friday the 13th fans here?

I find it ironic that two movies that I've bought recently have father and son now. Moonrunners is great if you haven't seen it wait till you see what the Mule's name is now, and James Mitchum Plays "Grady Lee Hag" and in Thunder Road it stars his father "Robert Mitchum great western star.

Anyone remember this movie? I'm unable to find it on DVD anywhere.

What do you think the actress April Scott? And the movie The Dukes of Hazzard The Beginning? I think the actress Daisy Duke (April Scott) is very beautiful...

I really want to see that again. Is it on DVD yet?

Hey! What are some of ya'lls favorite quotes from your favorite movies?? Here's some of mine SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT *Snowman* I gotta get some go-go juice in this here truck an throw some groceries doen my neck!! *Carrie to Bandit* Well I got the metal the the pedal an the thing to the floor!!!! PIRATES OF THE CARRIBEAN *Will* You cheated!! *Jack* Pirate!!! *Will to Jack* We're gonna steal a ship? *looks at the Interceptor, fastest ship in the carribean* We're gonna steal that ship? *Jack points to a smaller ship* Commandeer....we're gonna commendeer that ship!!! *Elizabeth to the pirates before she hits em* Ya like pain? Try wearing a corset. *SMACK* LORD OF THE RINGS…

I love the son called "Get a Bloomin Move On it" it has this one verse called "The Self-Preservation Society" those three Mini's could give the General a run for the Money. It Stars Michael Caine as Charlie Croker.

I am waiting for The Fast and The Furious:Toyko Driftin and Superman Returns.

I think I'm a Burt Reynolds fan here in Cleveland I have fifteen of his movies on dvd and I don't know how many on video right now! I have Gator(1976) Both Cannonball Run Movies, Smokey And the Bandit Pursuit Pack as well, Iron Cowboy(1968) The Dukes of Hazzard(2005) and countless others right now.

Any Jaws franchise fans here?

Yesterday I borrowed it from the library and I watch it last night it was good man John Travolta was handsome in the movie. They had a commerical for "Face-Off" on the video and he sure has filled out lately.

This movie is one the best remakes, I have ever seen made. The other good remake is the The Beverly Hillbillies(1993) , what did Diedrich Bader do how he did Jethro so well. He must have the original series as a kid. I Like Johnny Knoxville in Walking Tall , I like when he chops up the beauitful Red Truck going as far the Chrone the wheels,. the Colummn.

Yesterday, I had a quarrel with 2 colleeges about the difference between American and Italian movies. So, as most of you here are american I'd like to have your opinion about some argument. I tell you in advance: I don't like italian movies, I agree with Tarantino that found them boring and depressing. I think we have very good dubbers, but very bad actors, with very fiew exceptions. Instead, I love american movies, well not all obviously. My questions are: 1)do you know some italian movies (old or recents)? 2)and some actors? 3)and directors? 4)is it true that americans are very strickt in import strangers movie and prohibits them? Thanks for your opinions!

Hey Y'all! Any Rocky or Rocky Balboa Fans out there? What did you think about Rocky 1-5? and What was your opinion on the latest show, Rocky Balboa? Khee! General Grant

Growing up my father always watched westerns. I think his favorite is "Shane," followed by a random sampling of John Wayne and Clint Eastwood. I however, never really took to westerns until I saw "Winchester '73" with Jimmy Stewart (and a very young James Best) several years ago. I now dig westerns. LOL So....favorite westerns?? Here's some of mine in no particular order... 1. Winchester '73 2. The Shootist 3. The Left Handed Gun 4. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 5. Firecreek 6. Shenanadoah 7. Cahill, US Marshall 8. Duel at Diablo 9. The Hour of the Gun 10. The Paleface 11. Support Your Local Sheriff 12. Support Your Local Gunfighter

Any of y'all fans of this Fright Night sequel?

Filmed in 1973, starring Ron Howard, Harrison Ford, Wolfman Jack, Cindy Williams, Suzanne Somers. Written and directed by George Lucas. Rated PG. This movie is a stand-alone masterpiece among any "car flick" movie out there; primarily because it takes you back in time so effectively. The period is 1962; the stages are car hops, street drags, high school dances and late-night crusing. It's worth watching this movie for the cars alone; but the performances of the cast prove why these actors grew such great careers. Because many people are already familiar with this movie - and I don't wanna ruin it for anybody who hasn't seen it yet - I'm not gonna rehash the premise.…