Movie Discussion

[The DoggFather]

Also love del Toro in Sicario 1 and 2 (Assassin in Spanish)

 

[The DoggFather]

My co-worker, John Wick is on channel 7 if anyone is interested.

 

[Alan79]

Seagal? Really?

Odd choice. I love his movies but the only reason he got work was because he produced everything he starred in.

I used to love steven Seagal movies in the early days. I saw some shit he made recently still basing everything on Aikido (the martial art that he teaches) which was designed to floor an opponent while taking their sword. In his latest offerings he tends to be fighting against people that are trying to stab him with fucking guns. I get frustrated watching how far the standard of his movies have fallen.

 

[Ripley]

Here’s a quiz from a Netflix doco I watched the other day -

Name the actor who has said “fuck” or any derivative eg fucking, fucker, mother fucker etc etc in movies the most times.

And it’s NOT the obvious - Samual L Jackson, though he says it the coolest, and he is in the top 3.

 

[The DoggFather]

Here’s a quiz from a Netflix doco I watched the other day -

Name the actor who has said “fuck” or any derivative eg fucking, fucker, mother fucker etc etc in movies the most times.

And it’s NOT the obvious - Samual L Jackson, though he says it the coolest, and he is in the top 3.

Al Pacino?
@south of heaven ?
Me? Lol

 

[Ripley]

And btw, it is neck and neck between 1st and 2nd, and second isn’t Sam either, it’s Leonardo.

 

[Ripley]

Al Pacino?
@south of heaven ?
Me? Lol

No, I would’ve thought so too but...... no.

 

[Ripley]

Think big and fat, and then trim, and then fat again. Modern actor and pretty good.

Can be funny, in fact mostly, but does drama well too.

Doper, biiiiiiiig doper.

 

[Ripley]

Think big and fat, and then trim, and then fat again. Modern actor and pretty good.

Can be funny, in fact mostly, but does drama well too.

Doper, biiiiiiiig doper.

And NOT Seth Rogen.

 

[The DoggFather]

I have NFI.....

 

[Ripley]

Leonardo has the record for most in one film “The Wolf of Wall Street”

In which the record holder co-starred.

And now I’ve given you everything but his name and I’m pissed past midnight. I’m off to bed mother fuckers.

 

[The DoggFather]

Leonardo has the record for most in one film “The Wolf of Wall Street”

In which the record holder co-starred.

And now I’ve given you everything but his name and I’m pissed past midnight. I’m off to bed mother fuckers.

Who the fuck is it? Lol

That fat kid from superbad?

 

[MatstaDogg]

Who the fuck is it? Lol

That fat kid from superbad?

Jonah Hill is who you're thinking of. I don't know how Samuel L Jackson ain't got the title. Just in Jackie Brown every second word out of his mouth is him cussing.

 

[Ripley]

Jonah Hill is who you're thinking of. I don't know how Samuel L Jackson ain't got the title. Just in Jackie Brown every second word out of his mouth is him cussing.

Correct.

Top 3
Jonah Hill
Leonardo Decaprio (and closing)
Samual L Jackson.

 

[The DoggFather]

Correct.

Top 3
Jonah Hill
Leonardo Decaprio (and closing)
Samual L Jackson.

How's it taste, motherfucker?

 

[Hacky McAxe]

 

[Ripley]

How's it taste, motherfucker?

I kept on hitting links attached to that vid and so spent the last hour or so watching various Chapelle Show clips.

To quote Billy Birmingham quoting Tony Greig describing the reaction of Kerry Packer first time he listened to The 12th Man -

I lorfed my orse orf.

The Wayne Brady sketch..... And Black George Bush.

 

[Ribo Flavin]

Hollywood has been knocking off Chinese, Japanese and Korean movies for years and claiming that they are "new" movies. Thing is, the majority of the original versions are better than the Hollywood ones. I get a lot of people don't like watching subtitles but there are some real gems of movies that have come out of those Asian countries.

too much woke garbage coming out of hollywierd these days.

 

[Wahesh]

Seagal? Really?

Odd choice. I love his movies but the only reason he got work was because he produced everything he starred in.

Well it's one of those things... people might not like the story of his films, but I focus on his acting more. Because he's a real-life martial artist, his fight scenes in those films comes natural to him. The films I find disappointing are ones with great Martial Artists in them with the main action scenes involving guns, not fighting. Triple Threat (2019) is a prime example - it has Michael Jai White, Tony Jaa, Iko Uwais, Tiger Chen and Scott Adkins in it - all great martial artists - and it's mainly involving guns.

As for Seagal...

 

[Hacky McAxe]

Well it's one of those things... people might not like the story of his films, but I focus on his acting more. Because he's a real-life martial artist, his fight scenes in those films comes natural to him. The films I find disappointing are ones with great Martial Artists in them with the main action scenes involving guns, not fighting. Triple Threat (2019) is a prime example - it has Michael Jai White, Tony Jaa, Iko Uwais, Tiger Chen and Scott Adkins in it - all great martial artists - and it's mainly involving guns.

As for Seagal...

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I loved Seagal's movies when I was young. Terrible actor but they were always fun movies.

The best was his environmental movie. He made it to criticise the practices of the oil companies, and it's just him beating up oil tycoons.