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Sean M. Grimes
Expert Film Handler

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From: Lunenburg, MA
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 - posted 10-06-2003 04:13 AM      Profile for Sean M. Grimes   Author's Homepage   Email Sean M. Grimes   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Leaving Las Vegas. The most classic love story of all time. drunk meets hooker, drunk and hooker fall in love. Remove the drunk and hooker aspect and replace man and woman, and "god bless it" it is the story of true love. "Because all is fair in love, I have to go away... all in love is fair."(Stevie Wonder) [Smile]

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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I have too many to just pick one. But, when I croak and go to heaven, I would really like to have ALL my favorite films in perfect condition to see at my will. Of course, Brad would be my personal projectionist if he were to make it "Up There". I would LOVE to order him around! Lick MY Boots!

>>> Phil

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Martin Brooks
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quote:
My former girlfriend and also former fiance would like to vote Death to Smoochy.

Is that why you broke up?

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Rachel Craven
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Hmmmm, "Bring it On" [Big Grin]

No, REALLY!

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Dino Panagiotopoulos
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Casino with Deniro and Pesci......

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Scott D. Neff
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From: San Francisco, CA
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While I should pick a much longer movie to prolong my life... I'll go with my all time favorite...

LA Story (1991) with Steve Martin

Damn I love that movie. Best comedy with a slice of romance you'll ever see.

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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Scott, Scott, Scott... and all this time I respected you....

That film sucks!

>>> Phil

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Bob Maar
(Maar stands for Maartini)


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yea, it really does, shame on you.....

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Scott D. Neff
Theatre Dork

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From: San Francisco, CA
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Y'all have have no souls... must I really defend this film??? Such the perfect balance between wit and romance... the best film ever.

#1. There is a flying hot dog.
#2. He rollerskates through museums and tapes it.
#3. He quotes/paraphrases Shakespeare throughout.
#4. There is an unbilled cameo by Rick Moranis as the funny gravedigger!
#5. At one point the freeway sign (which by the way was reincarnated from a bagpipe) tells Steve Martin to hug it.
#6. Sarah Jessica Parker bounces a lot.
#7. There is so much subtle dialogue throughout, such as Larry Miller shouting in a restaurant(in the background) "And what about loud talkers in restaurants? I think they should all be taken out and shot... one bullet to the head..."
#8. In the uncut version (as seen on Showtime in 1992) John Lithgow parachutes into a restaurant and begns singing a musical number about hookers called "I F@#K for a living!"
#9. Woody Harrelson was educated with a bananna and an innnertube.
#10. Sarah Jessica Parker thinks it's fun to get enemas all the time...

Shheer comedy... I tell ya.

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Brad Miller
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Flying hot dog? That's nothing. The Rodney Dangerfield movie "Ladybugs" has a scene with the Weeniemobile and the Weenie Lady!

Besides, what's more important than a beautiful wedding invitation? Getting off.

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Per Hauberg
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From: Malling, Denmark
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Why not go away happy: Duck Soup
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