I've said it before and I'll say it again, Ellen Burstyn overacts in that movie.

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Did someone seriously make this movie? and Horror / B movies get a bad rap? This certainly made up for it though. Jaime Pressly. Very very hot.
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Saw the Last Stand.

total ****.

Who knew a flare gun could blow someone up? XD

Torque was kind of fun to watch it came out around the time they had a few other biker movies.

Biker Boyz was another one I believe.

What about the bike-fu scene?



I'm pretty sure the blatant product placements for Mountain Dew and Pepsi were the only reasons that film was made.

The Fugitive (US 1993), but I fell asleep about half an hour from the end. The flashbacks to the murder are unpleasant and Tommy Lee Jones's over-acting wore me out. I would prefer to see a repeat of the orginal TV series with David Janssen and Barry Morse.

ABC actually has a third channel now that has reruns of The Fugitive.

When did TLJ over act?

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Battle Royale (2000)
I wish I was Japanese so I could actually understand the context and possible social commentary of this movie, but I'm not so I'm stuck viewing it as an outsider. Watching 40+ 14 year olds kill each other in a battle to the death was certainly memorable, but it would be nice to have some sort of background to understand what the point of it all was and what exactly motivated their teacher.

Paris Is Burning

I saw this a few months back but has been brought to my attention again. I love well made documentaries that deal with outsider culture, and this is the best I have seen in that regard. I found it fascinating to read the faces of the people who were baring their soul to all of us.

Could any of you recommend some docs that would be similar to this?