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Post by timforston on Sept 25, 2010 21:07:37 GMT -5
barret the first movie on your list is not even in the same category as the last 3 i may be biased living in the south but man how can you not love classics
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Post by scrattelover2 on Sept 25, 2010 21:28:38 GMT -5
I'm only 15, and I've grown up with watching newer movies (1990+)
Like Tremors, The Descent or Anaconda for example.
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Post by timforston on Sept 25, 2010 21:59:50 GMT -5
the descent was awesome the sequel wasnt the best tho
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Post by scrattelover2 on Sept 26, 2010 7:57:52 GMT -5
the descent was awesome the sequel wasnt the best tho I thought part 2 was good up til the ending, but hopefully the third is better. Remember that girl that got hit over the head with the shovel? She's coming back for the 3rd, but not Sarah.
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Post by timforston on Sept 26, 2010 8:16:56 GMT -5
had a feeling the girl who got hit with the shovel would be back
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Post by timforston on Sept 26, 2010 8:24:50 GMT -5
on a side note the writer of the descent lien dang was one of my wifes professors in college he was very interesting the movie came out when she was in his class he didnt write the second so i would assume he isnt writing the 3rd
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Post by scrattelover2 on Oct 7, 2010 18:33:49 GMT -5
Here's two examples from Sasquatch Hunters of strong language in two scenes.
The opening scene:
(gunshots)
Boy 1: "Where the hell'd he get to?"
Boy 2: "Fast mother huh?"
Boy 1: "That's only damn thing we've scene all day."
Boy 3: "And we won't see another goddamn thing if you two don't get moving!"
Boy 1: "I don't see you trying to shoot anything."
Boy 2: "I have!"
Boy 1: "You ain't going to get nothing with that pussy-ass nine millimiter"
Boy 2 (reffering to #3): "Hey where are you! Hey!"
Boy 1: "Jesus man!"
Boy 3: "Over here!"
Boy 1: "Where the hell you been?"
Boy 3: "Trying to track that son of a bitch down you done and let get away."
Boy 1: "Eh, quit your bitchin'! Like you've found anything either!"
Boy 2: "Hey! Lay off hairhole! Atleast I don't shave my wife's back!"
Boy 1: "I'll drink to that."
Boy 2: "Hell, you'll drink to anything!"
Boy 1: "I'll drink to that too."
Boy 3: "Let's get going!"
Boy 1 (hears a growling): "Hey did you hear that?"
(#1 bends down to pick up double barrelled shotgun, and face is ripped off by an sasquatch)
Boy 3: "Holy Shit!"
Half way through the movie:
Lead girl: "Christ Charles! He just shot at god knows what!"
Main character: "Come on! We're getting the hell out here!"
Old man: "What?"
Main character: "Yeah! There's something out there!"
Lead girl: "What?"
Main character: "I don't know what the fuck it was, but it was big!"
Ranger: "What did you see!"
Main character: "There's a goddamn monster, that's what! Now we got to get the hell outta here, cause that thing sure as shit didn't flich when I shot at it!"
Lead girl: "Now come down, maybe it was bear or something."
Main character: "I don't know, but we'd better get the hell outta here or else fucking bigfoot is going to make goddamn sure none of us leave!"
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Post by captbart on Oct 8, 2010 15:07:59 GMT -5
Having served in the military and a few other interesting professions, that level of vulgarity is not out of line in a tense enough situation. I think my favorite, all time, most appropriate line comes from 'War Games' when WOPAR is trying to finesse the launch code for a nuclear strike; the general's comment of 'I'd piss on a spark plug if I thought it would help' is such a clear expression of the gravity of the situation and the fear in the room. Priceless and appropriate. I know that there are folks who use curse words in almost every sentence. I know a few of them. I really don't enjoy their conversations and if vulgarity is over used it loses its impact. My father NEVER, EVER used profanity. The day I heard him say 'Damn, son-of-a-BITCH' I KNEW something was very seriously wrong. Only time in my life I ever heard him say anything stronger than 'gosh darn'. For the curious, we were flying in a small plane and the hinges on the door failed and the door tried to fly off. Daddy had to fly and land the plane while holding on to the door to keep from losing it. At the time I was too young to be much help. Best pilot I ever flew with.
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