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This movie stars Dewayne Johnson a.k.a. "The Rock". Its about a guy who gets released from prison after a botched bank job in which his brother is murdered right in front of him. This movie has a sweet looking 1970 Chevelle in it. This isnt for the kiddos, but I great movie none the less. Lots of action with some pretty good driving in it.

I got this movie for my birthday, and it has Micheal Keaton and Mimi Rodgers in it.

What movie in the past three years would you rate as the best so far?

Hi guys, I wonder any one going to watch that movie this weekend and next week? and tell us what think would be good or not like spoiler discussion here as well thanks smile have fun talking here thanks

I found a rare David Hasselhoff movie called "Cowboys Run" on Amazon.com

the best one was of course the first one....as a matter of fact I just rented it tonight to watch cause its been a long time since Ive seen it other than on tv. What a great flick!! Almost as good as the Dukes of Hazzard show!!

Last week I finally seen the newest Indiana Jones movie and it was good as well, different but good still the same I don't know if they'll make a fifth but this ought to be intersecting now.

Any fans of this b/w Titanic movie?

The Shakiest Gun In The West, is a Don Knotts Movie and he plays a Philly Dentist and first scene with Dental School Final Exam will have laughing out of your chair. He's one determined dentist, what his mother pulls out of her purse for a tip for the porter will have you cracking up as well. Don Knotts looks pretty nice when he gets his all black cowboy outfit out west and the Indain Scene you got to see as well. Don Knotts plays Dr. Jesse W. Heywood and he is heading west and kind of green with a gun and everything western at this point. Barbara Rhoades plays this is outlaw named "Bad Penny" and she is the good shot of the movie. You'll like the Indian lady in the Stage…

Super Troopers was amusing. Anyone who likes R rated adult humor, will probably enjoy this flick. The actual plot wasn't a bad idea. Having other people play Starsky and Hutch was interesting. While Paul and David are the originals, Ben and Owen did a good job. Had this been about new characters, I would have enjoyed it just as much because of the storyline.

Which Dukes Movie was your favorite of all four made?

I was watching the news today and they were talking about a movie that is out for streaming (or whatever that fancy stuff is called). It is titled "Arkansas" and stars Vince Vaughn, John Malkovic and (Thor's brother) Liam Hemsworth. It's about a small time Southern crime boss. I suspect that he isn't as nice as our favorite small time Southern crime Boss but still, they have some similiarities. I don't remember who wrote the book but the same guy who wrote the screenplay is also the same guy who directed it and stars in it. He said that the boss character reminded him of his grandfather. The name of this writer/director/ actor is Clark Duke! Yep, he's a Duke boy! A Duke …

I just got my copy of "Ministry of Vengeance" and John Schneider and he's the start of the movie. He plays a priest that has his wife and daughter killed right in front of him and he goes out for revenge. It's quite a different role for him he pretty good with a gun.

Whose going to see it? Who wants to see it? Who still thinks Sean Connery made the hottest James Bond?

Any fans here besides me?

I just got back from seeing this film last night and I loved it. The visuals are amazing and the creep factor is through the roof. I almost jumped into the lap of the guy next to me several time during the movie, which wouldn't have made his date very happy. I will present one warning, this movie is very VERY gory. So if you like that kind of movie (which I do, sick puppy that I am), you will love this. Pendragon

Did anybody else see this today?? Me and my friends have been waiting forever to see this dern movie, and I hated it. It was way to short and didn't have a good enough plot line IMO. Well theres 2 hours wasted (and I, a hopeless procrastinator, even got ready early)....at least I got to socialize...

I will going to see this Friday. Hannibal Lector is probably top of my list of movie villians. I'm going to be interesting to see how such a brillant mind became so twisted.

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

Any fans here besides me?

Anyone into semi-gory horror movies? If so, check out Wrong Turn, if you haven't already. It's like the movie Deliverence, I've been told, since I haven't seen that one yet.

This was Tim Conway movie made in 1978 and the things that happen in reminds you of The Dukes Of Hazzed. If you have never seen this movie you splitting your sides on how they make back to the base. And best of all Enos and Cooter are in the movie.

I was just wondering what people thought of the movie "Trucks," by Stephan King, which is a remake of the original "Maximum Overdrive. Such as the acting, the trucks, and oh! oh! my favorite - the end!!!!!! (Not really) Its just that i taped the movie the other night off of i think the sci-fi channel and accidentally set my VCR for a half an' hour late. So i wanna hear what happens in the first 30 minutes, such as the tonka truck killing the mail man, the truck filling a suit up w/ air and killing the driver, and all of the other stuff that i've heard about it.

I caught the last thirty minutes of movie last night and it was okay but it seem a little dull. Anybody ever seen this John Schneider movie it was made in 1998.

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