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05-12-2005, 06:58 AM
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John Mctiernan was back at the helm. PLus, who doesnt love bruce, sam and jeremy?
I loved how they played the whole race thing in the movie.they did a good job of making it funny, but also messing with preconcieved notions of how the jokes were going to go. I always loved the part where Samuel l jackson assumed bruce willis was going to call him a stupid n-word, but he was really going to say asshole:D
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05-12-2005, 07:22 AM
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i wasnt really a fan of any die hards ... i hadnt learned to tolerate bruce willis at that point.
actually i didnt like him until 6th Sense and Unbreakable ... then i began to respect him .. (he has developed into something other than his initial Mickey Rourke wannabe persona with his maturity.) thats one of the things i thought was funny in Sin City .. willis and rourke in the same movie at last (even though they didnt share any scenes)
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05-12-2005, 12:27 PM
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I admit to liking all three of the Diehard films, I love Bruce Willis. Always found him really likeable. But the third is actually my favorite, even though the first had the best villian I think (I find myself wanting to like any movie Alan Rickman is in for some reason....I hate that Kevin Costner ruined Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves for me :mad: I mean Alan Rickman and Morgan Freeman in the same movie, I should have loved it ).
And I just wander all over topic don't I?:o Last edited by jenna26; 05-12-2005 at 12:30 PM.
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did you see him in that forgotten little thriller called January Man ?
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And yes I have seen January Man. I have really thought about that movie in awhile, barely remember anything about it. I remember that I thought it was decent. And that it also had Kevin Kline in it. That's about it.
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I have actually got the january man, brand new and still sealed at home...I got it for my mothers upcoming b'day, as I saw it had a few ppl she liked in it...can't say I'd ever heard of it before picking it up...worth watching before I send it to her?
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05-12-2005, 06:46 PM
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i was one of the 20 people who actually saw January Man at the theatre .. and i liked it .. i now have the DVD as well ..
Kevin Kline is good in it - as well as mary elizabeth mastrantonio (hottie) and Rickman plays this flakey artist friend .. its not earth shaking .. but its pleasant .. i'd say it's worth a viewing ..) Last edited by urgeok; 05-12-2005 at 06:53 PM.
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I, too, enjoyed January Man.
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Amittyville. Nuff said.
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