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That's my kind of party!
I also didn't see it in theaters. We probably also saw it on hbo and fell in love, I don't really recall. I know I taped it back then, and may still have the vhs copy in the garage, but I bought the directors cut DVD for my wife when it came out.

The Dennis Hopper, Christopher Walken scene is one of the best scenes in modern cinema imo.

EDIT: btw, I'm still confused....what exactly is a Drexel?

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Is this from the Lord of the Rings directors cut?

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I assume the marching band must appear on the digitally remastered special extended directors cut version? Yeah, I won't be buying that...

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I can't go that high. I'll give it a 65. (on a curve)>> ^gwiz665:

I was disappointed, but I have an inkling that it will gain on repeat viewings and maybe even with a directors cut.
There were a bunch of stuff I thought was unnecessary, but lots of details were neat.
70/100 I feel from 1 viewing.

I was disappointed, but I have an inkling that it will gain on repeat viewings and maybe even with a directors cut.

There were a bunch of stuff I thought was unnecessary, but lots of details were neat.

70/100 I feel from 1 viewing.

>> ^BoneRemake:

>> ^toferyu:
No way this was in the original version, I don't remember any of it....

Maybe its a directors cut, I might of been watching the directors cut.


Yup, it's an extended scene from the DVD directors cut. We only had VHS in the 80s.

From Wikipedia: In addition to the theatrical release of the film, an extended "Directors Cut" version was released later on DVD. The Director's Cut version is longer (117 minutes) than the original theatrical release version (110 minutes), and features additional scenes. One notable extended scene includes Riggs dispatching a sniper who had been firing at children in a playground. Another noteworthy scene added to the Director's Cut is one in which Riggs picks up a street-walking prostitute, but instead of having sex with her, he takes her home to watch "The Three Stooges" on TV. This scene demonstrates his terrible loneliness after his wife was killed.

>> ^toferyu:

No way this was in the original version, I don't remember any of it....


Maybe its a directors cut, I might of been watching the directors cut.

Did not see many movies this year, so I've only got 6 total on my list, which you should be thankful for, because I can't write film reviews worth a damn. Thanks for posting your list Sarzy, you've got great taste.


The Good

1) Drive - Awesome, like a more commercial, modern day Vanishing Point. Minimalist, tightly paced male action-fantasy with art-house nuance and an effectively simple score by Angelo Badalamenti. A real human being... and a real hero....

2) Super 8 - A nice homage to the Speilberg of the 80s, with some violent Abramsisms tossed into the mix. Not as deep as Spielberg, but still a great time at the theater.


The Bad

1) Harry Potter: Part 7: Part 2: Part 1 - booooooooooring

2) Melencholia - boooooooooooring. Remember when Lars Von Trier used to make good movies like Dogville and Dancer in the Dark? No more. The movie focuses on a loathsome, uninteresting family during the last few days of the Earth's existence. Very little happens. Then they die. The opening credits are beautiful and have more to say than the entire rest of the film.

3) Cowboys & Aliens - Complete failure to combine some tried and tested elements (The Western, Sci Fi, Harrison Ford and Jon Favrau).


The Ugly

1) Sucker Punch - It's a bold, beautiful, ambitious and highly imaginative disaster. Ridiculously stupid story. If you like terrible movies, this is one to put on your list. Supposedly the directors cut is even better/worse.

too bad it's never gonna happen for him.>> ^gwiz665:

Reality is a Ron Paul commercial.
>> ^Boise_Lib:
So, perfect!
I laughed my ass off--until it turned into a Ron Paul commercial.

>> ^Fletch:

Bachman didn't need the audio and video effects to be funny.


But they didn't hurt.

Reality is a Ron Paul commercial.
>> ^Boise_Lib:

So, perfect!
I laughed my ass off--until it turned into a Ron Paul commercial.

How about this one? http://videosift.com/video/Pelican-Eats-Pigeon-The-Directors-Cut