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[Did you just call me Coltrane?]

Originally posted by evenodds
Are we all forgetting his seminal role in Point Break? He really held his own on screen against those dramatic powerhouses Patrick Swayze and Lori Petty.

Even(love that movie)Odds

My list of great bad movies includes TWO Keanu flicks. These are movies that are inherently bad, but I always have to watch them for their unintentional comedy. Here's the list:

(1) "Roadhouse" (above and beyond ALL others. This is the "Citizen Kane" of this list. Dalton has a Ph.D for god's sake.)
(2) "Cobra" (Marion Cobretti? Does a name get better than that? "I don't shop here." That line makes me laugh out loud every time I think about it)
(3) "Stone Cold" with Brian Bosworth (Did I mention that Brian Bosworth stars in this?)
(4) "Point Break" ("Utah! Two!")
(5) "Varsity Blues" (watching Van Der Beek do ANYTHING is funny).

[str8outavannuys]

Coltrane: If you don't already have it, pick up "Mega Movie Cheese" written by Mike Nelson (of Mystery Science Theater fame). He holds Roadhouse up as the standard by which all crappy movies are judged.

[Anne Elk]

Originally posted by Did you just call me Coltrane?
My list of great bad movies includes TWO Keanu flicks. These are movies that are inherently bad, but I always have to watch them for their unintentional comedy. Here's the list:

(1) "Roadhouse" (above and beyond ALL others. This is the "Citizen Kane" of this list. Dalton has a Ph.D for god's sake.)
(2) "Cobra" (Marion Cobretti? Does a name get better than that? "I don't shop here." That line makes me laugh out loud every time I think about it)
(3) "Stone Cold" with Brian Bosworth (Did I mention that Brian Bosworth stars in this?)
(4) "Point Break" ("Utah! Two!")
(5) "Varsity Blues" (watching Van Der Beek do ANYTHING is funny).

I agree with Roadhouse, haven't seen the others but I submit for your consideration, Passenger 57. Wesley Snipes on the phone/intercom with the hijacker, asking if he's a gambling man (roulette), "Always bet on black". (Hangs up the handset dramatically.) Wonderful stuff.

[Replaced_Texan]

http://www.cbs.com/primetime/amazing_race4/ (spree: Amazing Race teams announced, page launched, there is a team that is described as "Dating 12 Years / Virgins")

[andViolins]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
Having survived the Collapse and Diamond Mine crazes, my latest weakness is called Text Twist. Just thought I would share...

http://games.yahoo.com/games/downloads/tx.html

n(you can thank me later)cs

I could be mistaken, but didn't Thurgreed recommend this game on the old Board several months ago?

aV

[SlaveNoMore]

Did you just call me Coltrane?
My list of great bad movies includes :

(1) "Roadhouse"

(3) "Stone Cold" with Brian Bosworth (Did I mention that Brian Bosworth stars in this?)

(5) "Varsity Blues" (watching Van Der Beek do ANYTHING is funny).

Three of the greatest movies of all time. I own two of them on DVD.

notCharlie("you give 'em a percoset, some vicodin, a couple beers and the panties drop. It's NICE!!!)Tweeder

[LessinSF]

Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
Dating 12 Years / Virgins)

I hate them already.

Originally posted by bilmore
Can't decide what to pack for vacation? No problem - just take the All-Nude Cancun trip.

(Nudity starts as you board the plane in Miami. No hot coffee served on the flight, of course.)

Think of the savings in reduced security. No hiding any weapons on that plane.

Originally posted by Did you just call me Coltrane?
My list of great bad movies includes TWO Keanu flicks. These are movies that are inherently bad, but I always have to watch them for their unintentional comedy. Here's the list:

(1) "Roadhouse" (above and beyond ALL others. This is the "Citizen Kane" of this list. Dalton has a Ph.D for god's sake.)
(2) "Cobra" (Marion Cobretti? Does a name get better than that? "I don't shop here." That line makes me laugh out loud every time I think about it)
(3) "Stone Cold" with Brian Bosworth (Did I mention that Brian Bosworth stars in this?)
(4) "Point Break" ("Utah! Two!")
(5) "Varsity Blues" (watching Van Der Beek do ANYTHING is funny).

How can you omit "Speed" from the list. One of my favorite bad movies:
He's very hot, but no real dialogue to mess up (Dennis Hopper had all the bad dialogue)- although I was hoping Sandra Bullock would get blown up.

Ok. I listened to this cd from start to finish the other day. They're an interesting band, but the hype is unwarranted. I think everyone is in love with the idea of the stripped down, back to roots recording. I don't think I could remember a single song after I put down the headphones though. Maybe it grows on you aftre repeated listening.

[Sparklehorse]

Originally posted by infinitytrack
Ok. I listened to this cd from start to finish the other day. They're an interesting band, but the hype is unwarranted. I think everyone is in love with the idea of the stripped down, back to roots recording. I don't think I could remember a single song after I put down the headphones though. Maybe it grows on you aftre repeated listening.

You may have missed the discussion here, but I said almost the exact same thing about two weeks ago. On the other hand, The Air Near My Fingers made it onto a mix I was working on this weekend for a friend.

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by andViolins
I could be mistaken, but didn't Thurgreed recommend this game on the old Board several months ago?

aV

Really, ncs, do try to keep up.

r(dynomite!)p

[Bad_Rich_Chic]

Originally posted by Did you just call me Coltrane?
My list of great bad movies includes TWO Keanu flicks.

But he did that bit in I Love You To Death with William Hurt. I nearly bust a gut at the two of them because I hadn't thought Keanu could act more like he'd been dropped on his head repeatedly than he usually did, but I was wrong, so wrong.

[Gattigap]

Originally posted by infinitytrack
Think of the savings in reduced security. No hiding any weapons on that plane.

Thomas Friedman of the NYT had a similar thought post 9/11. He nicknamed the idea "Naked Air."

[Did you just call me Coltrane?]

Originally posted by infinitytrack
Think of the savings in reduced security. No hiding any weapons on that plane.

Of course, passengers who have been to prison are well aware of methods of hidings things sans clothes...


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