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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.

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????

Adaptation: Secret Window, Secret Garden novella from Stehpen King's Four Past Midnight collection. Quotes: "This is just bad writing." "The only thing that matters is the ending." Plot outline: A stranger accuses a well known author of plagiarism. This is one of the few book into a motion picture deals that I like.

Anyone Seen It?I want to know if its worth the time.

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?

The movie not the series episode of the same title. A motion picture from a short lived television show, rare for that to happen. I took the advise of two friends that the movie can be watched without knowledge from the television series. They were right, I had no trouble following the images & story presented on screen at all. Very quality piece!

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 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

Alright everyone, didn't think I would let someone else start a Burt Reynolds movie topic and not begin with Smokey And The Bandit. This is one of the best Good Ol' Boy car chase / trucker movies that they have ever made. Great cast that worked so great together. Jerry Reed was awesome . Jackie Gleason was the picture of the perfect Texas lawman. Come on now let's here some GOOD things to say about my favorite movie. Darrell

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!!

I saw this 'round the grapevine and got a little scared. Have a look-see for yourselves: By the way, friends and neighbors, in case you didn't see the "release date", I'm guessing they wised up... I hope.

There is going to be a Poll for Smokey and The Bandit. If you notice this series of movie are very similar to the Fast And The Furious Movie of now.

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

Any fans?

So I just finish watching Smokey and the Bandit and watched the part with Sonny in it. But when he flew into that pond of water, I just had to laugh. The only thing I could think was, "He wasn't thinking that he would be doin' that more." I couldn't help thinking that since it's true. I wonder what he thought when he did have to do it, even though he was in a car and not on a motorcycle.

I watched this film the other day, and discovered a continuity error! When the bomber comes out of the loo in his flat, you see him sit down in front of screens. One of them has a film of the bus moving along the highway with police escorting them, while Jack and Sandra Bullock (the character's name skipped my mind right now) are speeding round the airport runway. With no police at all!!!

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.

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

This a tv movie version of the original 1939 John Wayne movie and stars the Highwayman and John Schneider, John plays Buck the driver and Johnny Cash plays the Marshall there is a funny moment when Buck is talking about his wife and he mentions Ovaries and neither guy knows what they are. Willie Nelson plays Doc Holliday and he says that he his friend in Tombstone to "Travel Lightly and Come Well Balanced" I think he was talking about Wyatt Earp at the time. Kris Kristofferson plays the "Ringo Kid". Waylon Jennings plays Hatfield he's a gambler as well. Mary Crosby(Bing's daughter, which I just found out last night) plays a a captian's daughter which is due any day. This …

Late night a couple of weeks ago I had seen the end of a movie called "Star Crash" well and to my surprize who do I see in the movie but David Hasselhoff. I don't know what this movie is about but he looked alot younger than his Knight Rider days.

AKA, "The Burt Reynolds in NASCAR" movie. It's a good flashback to the olden days of Winston Cup, complete with a slew of driver cameos (poor Cale Yarborough is reduced to working with a chimp!) and decent race footage. Gotta love that Chicken Pit slogan..."The Fastest Chicken in the South." But that's not even the best line in the movie: Charlie (the crew guy played by Alfie Wise): "What's so bad about second?" Stroker and Lugs: "SCREW SECOND!!"

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.

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.

My friends loved this movie and it shows a lot about the Southern culture. I do have a question though. At one point, the mother gets excited and says she's going to "put on the dog!" My friends and I could never figure out what this meant. Mind you, we're all from the Midwest and are not completely familiar with the Southern dialect. Also, is this phrase in any direct relation to what Cooter and Enos have both said before? "You done scared my dog!"

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