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Touching my nose and making a skunk face like I'm Wiley Wiggins at the low rating for this one.78: DAZED AND CONFUSED [PEACOCK]
I'm not sure what to say when it's not one of my movies.
Touching my nose and making a skunk face like I'm Wiley Wiggins at the low rating for this one.78: DAZED AND CONFUSED [PEACOCK]
I'm not sure what to say when it's not one of my movies.
Pretty much everyone I know has seen this. But I have not.78: DAZED AND CONFUSED [PEACOCK]
I'm not sure what to say when it's not one of my movies.
you a bad man.good on ya for omitting this one - i'm sure your blowback is gonna be heavy, but i'm with ya here.
This movie still cracks me up. These were our #48 movies. you a bad man.
that movie got Jr HS and HS so well... and the era. and the archetypal characters, and the cast... and the music...
seen... where? John Hughes?meh ... nothing totally groundbreaking that we hadn't seen already.
big bag of "meh", at that.
76/77:
SOUTH PARK: BIGGER, LONGER, & UNCUT
AS GOOD AS IT GETS [Netflix]
Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry!
Actually, what I said was,
* Pulls out megaphone*
"HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO forget it, MR GARRISON?!?!"
This movie still cracks me up. These were our #48 movies.
the ####### worst.75: THE ENGLISH PATIENT
Another not on my list. I still haven't seen it - wife wanted to watch it because she loved it and I fell asleep about an hour in. Still gives me #### about it, and been waiting to watch it with her.
every teacher and student and scenario were pulled from every school in the US... he got it so spot on, including the casting and script.Count me among the Dazed and Confused fans. I think it's damn near pitch perfect.
The beginning with the teacher and the "landholding slave owners..." from a '70s fruit cup was just one the many flourishes that make it pop off the screen and into real life. We all had people like that in our schools.
The Affleck character who gets way too into it reminds me of a particular high school hazer who became a small town cop. Can't lie about that.
75: THE ENGLISH PATIENT
Another not on my list. I still haven't seen it - wife wanted to watch it because she loved it and I fell asleep about an hour in. Still gives me #### about it, and been waiting to watch it with her.
LOL. Seriously. LOL.74: DUMB AND DUMBER [HBO MAX]
Hey. Wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world?
Spoiler alert - there are no Muppet movies on my list. I'm slowly digging myself out of the hole!welp, ol' KP ... gotta say, your omissions have bought ya alotta commission good faith on my end.
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And just so quotable. Mrs. Scorchy knows I love Parker Posey* so she'll sometimes break out a "Wipe that face off your head, #####" when she's mildly annoyed at me.That movie got Jr HS and HS so well... and the era. and the archetypal characters, and the cast... and the music...
I don't like people period. I mean you guys are okay. I don't know.I don't want to work for the ACLU
I mean, I hate people
I WANNA DANCE!
Gets his ### kicked at the party. Oof.
Don't think I've laughed so hard, so consistently. The Saddam/Satan scenes76/77:
SOUTH PARK: BIGGER, LONGER, & UNCUT
my gb who had parties at his house all the time- his dad was named Don.... and his parents were identical to Spackler's parents-- even how she called him Dawn. I pretty much lived that scene a few times.And just so quotable. Mrs. Scorchy knows I love Parker Posey* so she'll sometimes break out a "Wipe that face off your head, #####" when she's mildly annoyed at me.
I never even got the South Park title was phallic in its concern. That hadn't occurred to mean until scorchy just mentioned the Saddam/Satan thing.
gtfo W.T.F. #278: DAZED AND CONFUSED [PEACOCK]
I'm not sure what to say when it's not one of my movies.
there's another twisty movie from the 90s, but not as successful as either of the ones listed so far... hopefully it makes it in there- solid film.72/73:
THE AGE OF INNOCENCE
THE SIXTH SENSE
Such potential from M. Night. This was the movie I wanted to talk about more with the Usual Suspects banter and with twist endings. Like somebody else posted, I was fooled too. A rare blend of genuine scares and emotional gut punches.
In the last year, have been having movie night with the girlfriend to show her my favorite movies ever, that she has never seen because she was too young/not born at the time. This was one of the first ones, and while I enjoyed it and she liked it, it doesn't flow like you remember. Really really slow in parts, and the ending is kinda trash. Still would want it higher.KarmaPolice said:95: SWINGERS [HBO MAX]
Still a fun romp, and nothing else it deserves to be on the countdown solely for the NHLPA '93 scene. The one-liners and charm of the movie more than coverup for the weak spots - mostly mopey Favreau and his answering machine.
I listen to a throw-away podcast on the way home from work called: Shat The Movies: 80s and 90s Best Film Review. Listened to their Dazed and Confused episode last week, and had me go home and dig out the DVD. Still a perfect movie to me, perfect cast (that would cost a fortune now) and just flows. Same meandering as Swingers, but done so much better. And they nailed the time period. My stepmom graduated in 1976 from a Texas high school and her yearbook could be a reference material for the writers. (She did say she didn't remember paddles, but all the hazing was spot on).78: DAZED AND CONFUSED [PEACOCK]
I'm not sure what to say when it's not one of my movies.
W.T.F. #2
Not even one of your movies? Were you home-schooled?
Sure would be a lot cooler if you did.To make it worse, it wasn't even in consideration. I did plan on a rewatch but didn't get to it. Just not a movie I clicked besides the music.
You guys know anything about a party here tonight?my gb who had parties at his house all the time- his dad was named Don.... and his parents were identical to Spackler's parents-- even how she called him Dawn. I pretty much lived that scene a few times.
eta: lol... I knew Spackler was wrong- mixed up my movies... Pickford.
Oh yeah, baby steps. This movie actually annoyed me to no end. It's supposed to be funny. I found it to be an existential social horror flick.71: WHAT ABOUT BOB?
One that I had completely forgotten about while doing this. Probably would have been a solid rewatch.
Can you just start posting ilove80's list? He apparently actually watched movies from the era.71: WHAT ABOUT BOB?
One that I had completely forgotten about while doing this. Probably would have been a solid rewatch.
D&C, Swingers- both coming of age ensemble films that do a great job getting the ages, places and era. Is that not your type of thing?I haven't seen Dazed and Confused or What About Bob either.
I've always meant you see the South Park movie but...nope on that too.
I guess comedies just aren't my bag. The jokes on hand or on topic just seem to fit better in the time allotted to a TV show.![]()
Dr. Marvin: Gone?!? He's never gone!!!! [opens door to reveal Bob still standing on the porch]Oh yeah, baby steps. This movie actually annoyed me to no end. It's supposed to be funny. I found it to be an existential social horror flick.
same-ish. just didn't find it funny.Oh yeah, baby steps. This movie actually annoyed me to no end. It's supposed to be funny. I found it to be an existential social horror flick.
Not really. I've never seen Fast Times from the 80's either.D&C, Swingers- both coming of age ensemble films that do a great job getting the ages, places and era. Is that not your type of thing?
Oh yeah, baby steps. This movie actually annoyed me to no end. It's supposed to be funny. I found it to be an existential social horror flick.
same-ish. just didn't find it funny.
Can you just start posting ilove80's list? He apparently actually watched movies from the era.
Oh yeah, baby steps. This movie actually annoyed me to no end. It's supposed to be funny. I found it to be an existential social horror flick.
same-ish. just didn't find it funny.
Top 5 for me for the decade.THE SIXTH SENSE
Oh dear. That reminds of another that might slip in here if we're doing rom coms.AS GOOD AS IT GETS [Netflix]
I saw it in the theater and just didn't vibe with it at all. made worse by people guffawing at stuff I didn't find funny.I've re-watched several 90's movies with my kids and What About Bob? was one of their favorites.
Do you usually find more humor in other movies vs. straight comedy? Ie - you and I both seem to find American Beauty funny, and I know I might laugh at that more than some of the movies that would show up on a standard best comedies of the 90s list.Not really. I've never seen Fast Times from the 80's either.
The Aristocrats?Oh dear. That reminds of another that might slip in here if we're doing rom coms.
It has to do with an ambassador.
I loved the movie. I was just entertained. And yes, the scene with Cole and his mother was remarkable. As aren't the scenes with Cole and Willis, in retrospect. The almost terrifying fear the boy must feel. The cluelessness of Willis. Just a top-flight movie.Top 5 for me for the decade.
Humor and horror often go together. But at the end of this (before the surprise), I am totally choked up in the scene between Cole and his mother. You almost never get that with a horror film.
And it's also the best performance from a child actor that I have ever seen.
Oh, and the twist is kinda good, too.