Christine

Mark Harris said:
I agree with you Barry, up to "They Live."

I mean do you remember how long that fight between Keith David and Roddy Piper was?????
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=Z1eFdUSnaQM

It may have been long, but it couldnt have been as slow or as lame or as long as this fight scene you Trekkie......


Mark Gave me his copy of "They live", and i must tell you, i really love that movie. Somethign about the whole sequence where OBEY is written everywhere when he puts on the glasses just seems so appropriate for todays audiences.

The Fog was great! i watched it in HD yesterday on "Monsers HD", and let me tell you, that was actually a really cool story. The bending of perspective on historical figures, one mans hero is another mans enemy etc... Really cool. ( the new version of The Fog sucked donkeys)

Escape from NY; ROCKS HARD. I wish NYC were like that. I remeber when i was little, we used to drive through SOHO with our windows rolled up because crack heads and junkies used to come up to the car whenever we stopped at a redlight. Nowadays, soho is like Champs`-Elyse`es.... Jesus. An apartment in that neighborhood was 12$ a month. One of my art professors used to pay 120$ a year for his lease in a 10,000 sqft loft space on Prince street..... The good old days i say.
 
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I'll just say it is very typical of King's stories. It was an excellent book, but the movie left a lot to be desired. As far as Carpenter's movies, I'd put Big Trouble In Little China ahead of it.
 
Though if there is one man who could give him a fight, it would be...

Keith David.

Now that's a movie i want to see: Keith David vs. James T. Kirk...badass.
 
Keith David is awesome. I've been a big fan of him since I saw Platoon many years ago. And of course, They Live made me an even bigger fan. I love his cameo in Requiem for a Dream too.
 
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