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But the Nazis needed the medalion for them to use the well of souls.
I have to say, listening to the musical as a kid this was my favorite song of it as a kid. To this day sometimes I will just sing it. It's so catchy.
I find both despicible but I have to go with Peck cause unlike Hardemeyer, he accused the ghostbusters of some pretty serious stuff without evidence. In the famous "This man has no dick" scene, before that line is uttered he accuses the ghostbusters of spraying hallunigenic gas on people to make them see ghosts. That's something that would send the ghostbusters to prison for 30 years. It's also a dumb thing to say since any evidence of that (which there never was any) was blown up in the fire house.
Everyone on his team from the first one was there except the African American woman Poole appeared in the sequel.
Frankly, this is how I'd rank them.
Die Hard-10/10
Die Hard with a Vengeance-10/10
Die Hard 2-8/10
Live Free or Die Hard-7/10
A good Day to Die Hard-5/10.
This is why I don't watch movies on TV. Stupid editing of cusswords into things that sound childish and also the fact it takes 4 hours to watch a 2 hour movie cause of commercials.
He was too young to play him well then. He was born in 38 and would have been under 30 when that show came out. Plus he wasn't that big of a star at the time.
I hadn't thought of that. You are right.
I met a girl in the 4th grade at work who said she read a book about the great depression and that's just as hardcore a subject as Silas Marner. I've not read that but I did watch the Steve Martin movie A Simple Twist of Fate which is based off it. If the book is anything like that movie where a woman does Heroin and a politician leaves a child he had through wedlock, I agree that it definitely isn't an apporopriate book for 4th graders. Inappropriate books at a young age isn't that uncommon a thing. When I was in 5th grade back in 1997, my teacher had us read a book where one of the scenes in it involved a teenage girl imagining what it would be like if a boy her age was rubbing her leg in a sexual way. For those curious about it, it was called the Broccoli Tapes. It's only available new in hardback on amazon for some reason.
I just felt like saying this in this thread but I have never had Ovaltine my whole life. My parents always bought Nesquick or Hershey's chocolate syrup for chocolate milk. On Saved by the Bell and other shows it was a sign you were a nerd if you drank Ovaltine.
According to Wikipedia it was around 2 years after this movie that they were banned from being sold in stores in the U.S.
Yeah. It really is too bad. Since in the end they go to Denny's which probably doesn't even have Turkey or any of the stuff he made for the feast.
What the heck do you mean by Firetruck Kitten, Actionkamen?
I doubt it will do that well. It's out at around the same time as the new Star Wars movie which will probably be too tough of competition for it. Also I don't see critics liking this. I refuse to even see it. It just looks dumb and none of the actors in it have the charisma of Robin Williams. In fact most everyone seems to be acting in an over the top way that I find annoying. Plus the whole premise of it being a video game is dumb cause there's nothing mystical or old about a Video Game. I could buy some magician hundreds of years ago creating a board game. But a Video Game? Yeah. That's just dumb.
I'm sorry. But just because Jason is rotted and was brought to life by artificial means doesn't mean his brain doesn't work. I admit I haven't seen a large amount of Zombie movies but I would argue the brain still works in most of them. By your logic the premise of the monster learning to talk in The Bride of Frankenstein shouldn't work because the Frankenstein monster is basically dead rotted Flesh brought back to life and therefore shouldn't be able to talk cause his brain shouldn't work.
You could say the same thing about a lot of the caddies. Like the little boy who tries to carry Al's golf club bag. He looked too young to be working there. Or all the ones who were watching the fight between Danny and Tony.
Frankly I think it's dumb Red Skull didn't have his red face through out most of the movie.
I agree. Unlike this movie he kills Zod and his lackeys in Superman 2 and is like this.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ygDo4-ksCs4
This just seems dumb. Are they going to do the same to King Kong 1976, the Ghostbusters movies, the original Superman movies, For Richer or Poorer, Jungle to Jungle, Die Hard with a Vengeance, and every other movie with the twin towers in it? Can't we just see them and say, "That's how things used to be."? This whole thing is dumb.
Funny. I thought he looked and sounded a bit like Dax Shepheard.