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Hey y'all! I just wanted to inform ya that John has a new movie comin out...I recently started buyin the 'country weekly' magazines, and in the issue of June 1, 2009 there is a article about Adam Gregory's Movie Debut...I will Type it as it says in the magizine: "Adam Gregory's Movie Debut Country singer Adam Gregory has been cast along side John Schneider in the upcoming film 'WWJD' The movie will be based on the best-selling Christian-themed advice book In His Steps: What WOuld Jesus Do. "My faith and music are very closely related." Adam says, "I feel truly blessed for an opportunity where I can incorporate both into a project that serves a bigger purpose and will…

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.

All right, who remembers this movie (and its 1200 subsequent sequels)? The rowdy new recruits of a New York police school raise hell and fight crime. But mostly raise hell. On second thought I should have asked, "remember the movie with the cop that was a walking sound effect?" The standout character was probably Jones. Ah, maybe now I can get distracted by something else.

Tim Philips as Bandit and Sean Bailey as Sheriff Buford T. Justice

Anyone ever see SPEED ZONE with John Candy and Eugene Levy? John Schneider has a small cameo appearance, and their are some cool cars in it, including a Lamborghini Countach.

Okay, let me get this straight. Is that or isn't that Paul Walker in the Fnf: Tokyo Drift trailer??? I mean first a sucky DoH remake movie in 05' and now FnF with out Paul Walker in 06'? If I'm wrong about that being him please tell me, because I checked out the profile for it on ImDb (International Movie DataBase / www.imdb.com) and I did not see his name on there. Also has anyone else heard anything about the film?

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

I have my original DVD The Dukes of Hazzard The Beginning and I liked very of see and i think director Robert Berlinger did well the choice April Scott for be Daisy Duke, because she is very beautiful and Catherine Bach also! I liked to see more movie actress April Scott... Do not you think that April Scott should do more movie The Dukes of Hazzard?

Ya'll Duke Fans, don't u think they should have made a show called "The Dukes Meet Smokey and the Bandit"? it would have been a good Show, and ya'll just say so if u think so, and remember ya'll come back now ya hear

High Octane is scheduled for release on January 16, 2009.

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

When asked to comment on his 1980 movie Raise The Titanic, the producer/maker said "Raise The Titanic. It would've been cheaper to lower the bloody Atlantic!" Very pricey movie. Due the special effects and the giant 55 foot life sized miniature model big enough for people to walk on. Most of the budget was spent on building that giant model. Clive Cussler author of the book the movie is based on of the same name he was not happy with the end result, and refused to sell that studio the rights to make anymore movies based on his books for awhile.

This is one of my favorite car-themed movies. Put together big-time movie stars and some kickass cars, and we have cinematic gold. For one thing, you can't go wrong with Dom DeLuise as Captain Chaos. For me, the best line belongs to Burt Reynolds: "We could do a Trans-Am....no, that's been done." Great Smokey and the Bandit reference. The sequel wasn't half bad, either.

Worth seeing for the 1965 Chrysler Imperial decked out with rockets, flamethrower, and dual machine guns. There's enough mayhem in this flick to please anybody. It's an action-comedy, a thankless category that always gets shortchanged by critics and panned by serious movie goers who are looking for more blood and guts and fewer jokes. But if you see the movie for the sake of seeing a nutty, glass-breaking shoot-em-up with car chases and explosions, you'll like it. Note, there is a 1969 Dodge Charger in this movie, but it just sits in the garage. You see it displayed teasingly in the early scenes, parked in a million dollar garage alongside other classic cars. Still,…

We usually don't go for Jim Carrey movies but this was a good one and we just gotta ask this pressing question. The guy who plays Mr. Falk, the lady's lover who's gonna lie on the stand...is it just me...or does he look a lot like Vance Duke? Did Christopher Mayer play this role? We looked it up on movies.com and it said "Chip Mayer". Did he use a different name? Say it isn't so Vance, say it isn't so!

Do ya like high action car chases? Have you seen Steve McQueen's Bullit? Bullitt chases the bad guys driving a ........1968 black Dodge Charger! Yep, a charger but it ain't driven by any good ole boys, more like the good fellas. Bullit drives a high powered 68 Green 'Stang. The chase is just cool. There's one part where steve overshots a corner and backs up, which was a genuine mistake, theres another part where the bad guys hit a parked car and knock over a camera which they left in, and they pass the same green VW bug 6 or 8 times, when the Charger hits the gas station blowing it up it actually missed by the explosives guys blew it up in perfect time! So there's the ru…

That was my all time fav movie and the tv show was good to

One of my all-time favorite comedies, even though I'm not a golf fan. None of the characters, even Judge Smails, are really despisable. In fact, my sister and I will break out into Ted Knight impersonations and see who cracks up more. Bill Murray is a hoot. Rodney Dangerfield is still his wacky self. And don't get me started on the Baby Ruth in the pool scene. NOONAN!!!!

Yesterday some friends came over and we all watched Saw 2, I was the only one who hadn't seen Saw 1 and Im so confused! Do you have to see Saw 1 to get the point of the 2nd Saw????

Does anyone else here like Pirates of the Carribean? If you do, do you like more Jack Sparrow or Will Turner? Personally I like Jack. 8)

I just watched this last friday night and the surprize at the end of the movie is really something. I didn't see that coming didn't anybody see it coming.

Follow That Dream (1961) is a little known Elvis Presley movie and a famous quote by the Papa's is "Still Too Much Pressure" well anyways is about this Geogria family that moves down to Florida and accidently settle a Highway project and the to find out where the phrase comes from just watch the movie. Elvis is elected sheriff and it one of his funniest roles he is funnier than Rosco in this movie. It's based of the booked called Pioneer, Go Home by Richard Powell.

Friday was my payday I went in search of the movie "Lake Placid 2" but was I in for the surprize it seems the Wal-mart had pulled it from their shelves and I will be a hunt for the movie at another time. But instead I found the movie "Sydney White" this a charming little movie with stars Amanda Bynes as "Sydney White" and John Schneider plays her plumber widowed father. You got to see the scene when he explains her months with plumbing tools you will laugh on this right here.

I'm gonna recommend a couple o' flicks for all us motorheads. Most of these will not be Oscar nominated movies...but hell, we're Dukes fans, so critical acclaim ain't no concern. For a Hazzard-esque feel, sans moonshine, I recommend a little-known movie called "Eat My Dust", starring Ron Howard, circa 1976. Rated PG by the standards in the day. It's my own opinion that some of the Dukes writers borrowed a little bit from the look and feel of this movie. There's a scene in particular that will be instantly familair - where an orange car goes barreling around in a field, spitting up clouds of dust to confound a police cruiser. It looks so much like the end credits s…

I watched The Blind Side last night - starring Sandra Bullock and Tim McGraw. I thought it was an awesome movie - a very emotional movie, especially knowing they are based on true events. Glad to see that it all ended up at a good end, an happy ending. This is the third movie that Tim McGraw has been in, though this is the first one that I've seen him in. Haven't seen the other two as of yet. Surprisingly since I am a big fan of his music. Anyway, I thought he did a great job playing the part he played! Just thought I'd give my two cents worth on and to see what everyone else thought of the movie that has seen it so far.