…(1ST) “PSYCHO“

…(2ND) “D.O.A.”

…(3RD) “THE THIRD MAN“

…(4TH) “DARKMAN“

…(5TH) “TWISTER“

…(6TH) “THE MATRIX“

…(7TH) “BOOGIE NIGHTS“

…(8TH) “RAMBO” (aka “JOHN RAMBO” aka “RAMBO 4“)

…(9TH) “SAW“

…(10TH) “SAW III“

…(11TH) “THE LAST STARFIGHTER“

…(12TH) “THE WOLFMAN“

…(13TH) “DAS BOOT“

…
…
… … … … … … …And I Chose… … … … … … …
…
…
“DARKMAN“

😀 😀 😀
Somehow, Though, I Was Overruled With The Old Line Of…
"Dammit, I Am NOT Watching "DARKMAN" Again And Then AGAIN!"
To Which My Reply Was…
"At Least I'm Not Saying "KRULL" But Fine. Uh. "D.O.A." Or "DAS BOOT"???"
And So…
…I’m Knocking-Out The Latter As I Type This.
And I WILL Squeeze In “DARKMAN” Again At Some Point, I Totally Swear!!!
If YOU Had To Choose Between The 13 (THIRTEEN) Flicks Above…
…Which Would You Choose?
You May Pick More Than One If You Have The Time To Watch It.
I Don’t Want To Know Which Is Your Fave, Nor Which Is The Best, Though I Wouldn’t Turn Down Those Answers.
I Do Want To Know What You’d Feel Up To Watching Right This Very Second.
😉
😀 😀
But Seriously…
…If You HAD TO HAD TO HAD TO Pick A Flick To Watch RIGHT NOW…
…Which Of Those Listed Above Would YOU Have Picked?!?!
??? ????? ??? ????? ???
…P.S.
If I Have The Time Later On This Evening, I’m So Going To Squeeze-In…
“THE LAST STARFIGHTER“

!!! !!!!! !!! !!!!! !!!
😉
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If I had to choose right now, I’d choose “D.O.A.” I always thought this was an underrated film. Then I would watch, “The Third Man.” Can’t go wrong with Orson Welles. Actually, I guess you can, but that’s a fine flick.
Bill
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I Have “D.O.A.” Sitting Right Here Next To Me.
So I Know I’ll Have It Watched Soon Enough hehehe
And Yeah, I Love Orson.
“The Third Man” Was The 2ND Criterion DVD I Ever Owned.
I Remember Because I Bought It The Same Day As The Day I Bought My 1ST One.
The Director’s Cut Of “RoboCop” Was 1ST.
hahahaha
Hope You’re Doin’ Swell, Mr. Bill.
Take It Easy, Dude.
-B.
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SAW – Fo Sho!!! 🙂 All day, every day is SAW day baby 🙂 !!!!!!!
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I Do So Enjoy The First SAW, That’s A Big Fo SHO. hehehe 😉
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Psycho caught my eye, though I don’t know if that’s because it was first and so well known–but I have to go with: D.O.A. ,,being a big Meg Ryan fan, and a chick, besides. (I am seriously pleased to know the title! I’ll have to Netflix this one, too!)
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Both “PSYCHO” and “D.O.A.” Are Excellent Flicks. “D.O.A.” Is Vastly Underrated. And “PSYCHO” Is The Granddaddy Of The Slasher Genera hehehe Tough Choice, To Be Sure!!!
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The Last Starfighter…it isn’t even a competition! 🙂
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Oh, I Know, Right?! I Love Love LOVE “The Last Starfighter” Fo SHO!
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Right at this exact moment I’m feeling like watching Boogie Nights. Then if I had time I would stick on Psycho after.
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The Story Of The Porn Industry, Followed By THE Classic Classic Slasher Flick.
Interesting Combo! I LIKE IT!!! 😀
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Haha, I may have to try this as a double bill now just to see what it is like! 😛
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You So Have To Let Me Know How It Goes! I’m Damned Curious, To Be Sure! I May Have To Do It Myself! hahaha
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I still need to see Boogie Nights. That and Hard Eight are the only PTA films I haven’t seen.
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Put me down for Boogie Nights!
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You just like the Boston footlong!
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Doesn’t Everyone?! I Mean, Really?!?!
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Are you talking Smak to me? Respect your elders! I happen to think Marky Mark has a nice…..chest, yes, chest.
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Put me down for DOA. Yeah, Psycho is a great movie, and I enjoyed Darkman. Boogie Nights was overrated and overlong, but it wasn’t bad. Das Boot is a classic (and there’s a great Das Boot joke in the movie Beerfest, spoken by Pronchnow himself–nobody else in the theater got it, though, so I looked like an idiot). Rambo was pretty good, and the Thin Man is supposed to be awesome. I remember liking “Starfighter” when I saw it ages ago. I didn’t care for the Matrix, and loathed the first Saw movie, the only one I’ve ever seen.
But DOA holds a very, very, very special place in my heart. I can’t remember a fucking thing about the movie EXCEPT the part where nerdy Dennis Quaid explains the difference between “imply” and “infer.”
“Infer this!”
It’s been a quarter of a century now since I’ve seen that flick, but I’ve never forgotten that very valuable grammar lesson.
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‘Tis A Good Lesson, Sir. ‘Tis A Very VERY Good Lesson 😉
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