They guy in the tie totally impressed me with his Clint Eastwood man's-gotta-know-his-limitations exit. Loved it.

>> ^Yogi:
Sooo I'm supposed to laugh at a story being told by one Rich Fuck about something incredibly rude that another Rich Fuck did to some lady when it could've been done with infinitely more tact?
Sorry but you know my policy on Rich people...fuck'em they have to either give up their money or go to hell...it's even in the bible!


So I'm supposed to give a shit about a comment by a poor fuck pissed about a rich fuck telling a story about something incredible rude that another rich fuck did to some poor fuck?

This game can go on forever...

Any time, mate.
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Thanks, Nicki!
In reply to this comment by gwiz665:
... THE FUCK!?

*quality

Thanks, Nicki!
In reply to this comment by gwiz665:
... THE FUCK!?

*quality

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One of my favorite westerns since I was a little kid. If I ever get to meet Clint Eastwood in real life, this is the movie I'm going to ask him about, maybe if he'll sing a few lines.

No, no, no, no, no...

It's not necessarily the story that I'm pointing out. It's just that in the last film the Weasley's house, which is supposed to be surrounded by gardens, trees, etc, was suddenly placed in the middle of a prairie somewhere in the American west circa 1800. I don't know why they suddenly changed it from the way it looked in ALL the other movies and from the way it's described in ALL the books but the effect was that when the house was burning down and Mrs. Weasley is standing there in her shawl, with the sunset and the prairie wind in the background, I was expecting Clint Eastwood to appear at any moment and swear vengeance on old cattle-rustlin' Voldemort.

It's weird. I don't know why they did it but it's weird. I feel like it's 1984 and nobody is supposed to remember anything from the past except that they like Harry Potter and want to pay money to see the movie.

But on another note. Little-Weasley-house-on-the-praire aside. Anyone who would watch that last movie and say that they didn't leave out more of the story than they included should go back and read the book again. Not to mention all the shit they just threw in out of nowhere.

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Clint Eastwood yelling at kids to get off his lawn is what made this movie.

>> ^xxovercastxx:
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Fixed.

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I love this movie, it costars Clint Eastwood. The scene where Burton's character convinces the room full of Nazi officers to turn on each other while they were about to arrest him is pure gold.

You guys are all just a bunch of Nazi's.

There.

Fulfilled.



>> ^dag:
Good point. He was so damn good in that movie.
>> ^kulpims:
i proclaim bruno ganz in der untergang (2004) a winner and invoke godwin's law against all who voted clint eastwood

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Good point. He was so damn good in that movie.

>> ^kulpims:
i proclaim bruno ganz in der untergang (2004) a winner and invoke godwin's law against all who voted clint eastwood

i proclaim bruno ganz in der untergang (2004) a winner and invoke *godwin's law against all who voted clint eastwood