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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!!!!

The movie comes out December 6, 2005 and Season five come out on December 13, 2005.

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

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!

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.

Miyazaki last movie. He's just announced retirement (I'll confess I've cried ). I've seen nearly ALL Studio Ghibli's movies, and in a World of "emotional pornography" (in movies, books, stories) I love these oasis of genuine and positive emotions. THANKS Hayao!! You gave me a lot, and I've learnt a LOT.

In 1969, a little Volkswagen with a mind of his own, was introduced to the world in the movie - The Love Bug. Featuring main actors Dean Jones, Michelle Lee, Buddy Hackett David Tomlinson This movie is a Disney classic, and one of the first movies I remember watching as a kid. Way back on VHS. (Showing my age a little bit lol) But it really fired up my imagination, I think I was maybe 3-5 years old and I had an old toy car, wasn’t even a Volkswagen and I knocked together a little Herbie. Was wondering does anyone else remember this great movie?

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

Just watched this movie...with our own Tom Wopat in it...course he was a pshyco in it....stupid ants....anyways, if any of yall has seen it on sci-fi what did yall think of it? I didnt like the ending but it rocked!

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,…

Recently viewed the 2005 remake and enjoyed it. Having seen there wasn't a thread for it... thought I'd see if anyone else liked the remake as much or almost as the original. Daney

Anyone has seen it? What do you think 'bout? There will be a sequel.... Or a prequel?..... Or a TV series whose Cloverfield has been the pilot episode?

Anybody ever see this Amanda Bynes movie where she dressed up like a her twin brother to beat he high school soccer team, that she plays with boys it pretty funny.

I watched these two movies this week and there pretty good westerns as well.

Walk the Line (2005) Trivia: I heard that just like with Lou Diamond Phillips (Ritchie Valens) La Bamba (1987), the production team of Walk the Line wanted Joaquin Phoenix to be dubbed or lip sync Johnny Cash's songs. Just like Lou did with Ritchie, Joaquin refused and sang all Cash songs himself. He learned to play the guitar too. Reece Witherspoon also did her own singing as June Carter.

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.

Any fans of this movie?

This a Burt Reynolds movie that came out the same year as "Smokey and The Bandit" but this is great movie and it's funny and he has the same jersey number as he did in "The Longest Yard(1974)" I wonder what Burt Reynolds likes about the number 22. Well, this movie has him playing Billy Clyde Plunkett(I think that was his character's last name in the movie) and he was a running back in the movie. I has a very funny Church scene after the ceremony you just have to see or if you seen this movie you know what I'm talking about. Question did Burt Reynolds play football in real-life at high school or College because he seems like such a natural at it?

Just thought I'd let you guys know Days of Thunder is streaming for free on Pluto and other streaming apps this month, think it's the new 4k remaster.

This is a very good action movie and it's cross between Indiana Jones and a James Bond movie. Well, here's the thing I had found out just yesterday and this is it. Did anybody know that there Bogart did a movie called Sahara in 1943.

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.

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 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.