Some movies just don't hold up.

[Sad Max]

...shouldn't those be like about twelve to eighteen inches lower, and in two vertical rows...?

 

[David Jimerson]

I ain't no xenobiologist.

 

[Richard J. Johnson]

great find! What in the hell is that from. 3 Boobies!!!

To quote Chapelle. "I wish I had more hands, so I could give those T!tties 3 thumbs down":costumed-smiley-047

 

[Sad Max]

I think it's Trek-ish.

Although they're riffing on Total Recall -

 

[David Jimerson]

It's from Star Trek V, a year before Total Recall.

 

[Sad Max]

Your boob-fu is better than my boob-fu.

*bows*

 

[Denis Haineault]

I find pretty much every Arnold action flicks from the mid 80's (a la Commando) to early 90's pretty goofy

 

[Nathyn]

Hey! Watch it Denis! "Eraser" made me a true Arnold fan.

-Nate

 

[Sad Max]

It *was* fun watching him bring James Caan down to his level...

 

[spidey]

You are erased!

 

[Billy Pilgrim]

Eraser. My step-dad built parts of Ahnold's giant rifle for that movie.

 

[Sad Max]

Ha! He must have been working with Prop'er F/X - a friend of mine was partner in Prop'er, back in the day...they did a lot of stuff for various Arnold movies.

 

[Noel Evans]

I do however feel, pulp fiction not only holds up, but is. Better....

Watched it again a few weeks back. Hadnt watched it since release. Thought it was just as good as when I first saw it.

 

[Billy Pilgrim]

Ha! He must have been working with Prop'er F/X - a friend of mine was partner in Prop'er, back in the day...they did a lot of stuff for various Arnold movies.

Yessir. Well, he and my uncles own a metal shop in LA and they started doing some work with those guys in the '90s. I even got to take a tour of the Prop'er F/X shop. I especially remember when they showed me all the Helmets, vests and guns they were building for Starship Troopers. They let me try on a helmet and vest.

 

[Denis Haineault]

Hey! Watch it Denis! "Eraser" made me a true Arnold fan.

-Nate

I don't recall ever seeing that one. So I'll "watch it" until I watch it

 

[Sad Max]

Yessir. Well, he and my uncles own a metal shop in LA and they started doing some work with those guys in the '90s. I even got to take a tour of the Prop'er F/X shop. I especially remember when they showed me all the Helmets, vests and guns they were building for Starship Troopers. They let me try on a helmet and vest.

Yeah, they had to open a second shop facility to handle the Troopers overload. I remember that too - bins and bins of helmets and body armor. We all did pretty well, offa 'Starship Troopers...'

 

[Richard J. Johnson]

I love 'Starship Troopers' but I don't know why exactly.

 

[Sad Max]

Nobody knows why they like that movie...but they do.

 

[Batutta]

Nobody knows why they like that movie...but they do.

I think that movie walks a very fine line between being a spoof on facism and just being a facist movie, with varying success...but any movie with a coed shower scene can't be all bad.

 

[Sad Max]

Oh gawd...don't remind me of the shower scene shoot...(shudder)

References to fascism were unwelcome on set. There were threats of firing.