Bagel2
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sitting on bean bag chairs and watching cheesy 80s movies 24/7.
Big Trouble In Little China
Conan The Barbarian
Labyrinth
Breakfast Club
The Clash of the Titans
The Goonies
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The Neverending Story
Stand By Me
The Princess Bride
Willow
Licence to Drive
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Ariadne
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Bagel2 wrote:
sitting on bean bag chairs and watching cheesy 80s movies 24/7.
Big Trouble In Little China
Conan The Barbarian
Labyrinth
Breakfast Club
The Clash of the Titans
The Goonies
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The Neverending Story
Stand By Me
The Princess Bride
Willow
Licence to Drive
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Er you realize AMC is showing these movies now, right? They had the Princess Bride on the other night.
I hated Labryinth. I saw it in the theater, and all these Bowie fans were there, in leather, and it smelled so bad I got nauseus and spent half the time outside of White Flint trying not to puke. I haven't been able to watch the movie again because I associate it with feeling sick. |
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Stinky
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|  | | post 4 of 9 | | posted: Jul 4th 2008 |
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| I've seen half of these movies just this last month. |
We can choose to be true to our self and risk the ridicule of others, or to be false and risk losing our self.
A bad mistake becomes a good lesson, if you learn from it |
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Bagel2
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Er you realize AMC is showing these movies now, right? They had the Princess Bride on the other night.
I don't have cable.
I hate commercials. |
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Ariadne
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| | | post 6 of 9 | | posted: Jul 6th 2008 |
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Er you realize AMC is showing these movies now, right? They had the Princess Bride on the other night.
I hated Labryinth. I saw it in the theater, and all these Bowie fans were there, in leather, and it smelled so bad I got nauseus and spent half the time outside of White Flint trying not to puke. I haven't been able to watch the movie again because I associate it with feeling sick.
I saw the tail end of PB this afternoon. Watched On the Town last night. Great film. New York has changed so much, and not for the better. |
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I saw the tail end of PB this afternoon. Watched On the Town last night. Great film. New York has changed so much, and not for the better.
Hi Pumpkin. I was in NY this weekend. It's like it's always been since I've been alive. Though less strip clubs  |
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Hi Pumpkin. I was in NY this weekend. It's like it's always been since I've been alive. Though less strip clubs
I was thinking 1940s. I would've loved to of seen it then. |
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I was thinking 1940s. I would've loved to of seen it then.
People always seem to hold these romantic views of places in the 1940s, but imagine being in the 1940s and being black, it probably would have sucked. I don't think people were as innocent as the movies portayed, though I like how people sounded back then, at least the actors. |
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