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Art Vandelay

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  1. Looks like them Duca boys are at it again.
  2. My nephew just got back from studying in Genoa a couple of weeks ago, so this hits close to home.
  3. Hence my deserted island idea. One can only dream.
  4. Is there any way we can lure the neo-Nazis dipshits and the Antifa fucksticks out of their moms' basements and onto a deserted island and let them all fight each other to the death? Seems like a win-win.
  5. And a pilot, to boot.
  6. I will bury you under a barn.
  7. Yeah. It goes great with Amy Poehler and bluebell ice cream. What are you, a Nazi??
  8. Dylan Roof...Klebold was one of the Columbine kids.
  9. Is there a version with subtitles?
  10. It's so sad seeing the downward progression in those photos. Looking at some of the oldest ones compared to the most recent, it's hard to believe that's the same person.
  11. I hope he does.
  12. Good Lord. I just made the mistake of going over there. What a bunch for goddamn idiots. Fuck aggy and fuck OSU.
  13. Kinda interesting...seems plausible. Is Walter White Still Alive in the “Gene Timeline”?
  14. So he's got that going for him...which is nice.
  15. Costner was good in No Way Out, The Untouchables, Bull Durham, Tin Cup, and most of all, Fandango.
  16. Agree 100%...Sidenote: Three of those five were directed by David Lean, consecutively (Bridge, Lawrence and Zhivago). Bridge Over the River Kwai and Lawrence of Arabia both won Oscars for Best Picture and Best Director and Dr. Zhivago was nominated in both categories. All three films won Golden Globes for Best Picture and Best Director. Talk about a cinematic hat trick.
  17. And I'd Cinderella Man. He was perfect in that role.
  18. A few I'm surprised didn't make the cut: Midnight Cowboy, West Side Story, North by Northwest, Stalag 17.
  19. It hasn't been mentioned, but he was also really, really good in Spy Game (2001) with Brad Pitt. Very underrated movie, IMO.
  20. Hell yeah, Boys! Nice throw Dak!
  21. The Happening was one of the most laughably bad movies I've ever seen (at least when talking about movies with a big name director and star).
  22. Some of these posts are mind bottling. I think I've seen most "big" or "classic" movies going back to the 1960s, and quite a few before that. Part of that I can thank my parents for, as they're sort of movie buffs. My Dad's DVD collection is impressive, to say the least. I've never seen any Harry Potter, any Fast & Furious, and only the first LOTR. Couldn't give a shit about any of the recent "big" superhero movies. The only other one I can think of is Grease, which came out when I was a little kid. My older sisters were crazy about it, so it was always on around the house, but I had no interest in it. I've seen enough scenes to feel like I've seen it, and I know the music. But I've never sat down and watched it from beginning to end.
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