Movie Recommendations - Page 6

shelfy · #76 08-10-2006, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Noir

really? OMG you said 'GAY'

the world's gonna end!!!!!

i can say the G word, because i am the G word. at least that's how it works with other forbidden words.

shelfy · #77 08-10-2006, 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Noir

that bad huh? seriously, there are some bad movies out there.

as for the gay movie, i was serious about harry watching it instead of the bad one on which he wasted two hours. i am regretting my decision though since i ended up with about only three hours of sleep last night.

shelfy · #78 08-10-2006, 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by shelfy

as for the gay movie, i was serious about harry watching it instead of the bad one on which he wasted two hours. i am regretting my decision though since i ended up with about only three hours of sleep last night.

oops, you are harry. i was think i was reply to one of matt's posts. i am tired. and i still have three hours plus to go.

Motorsport-SVX · #79 08-13-2006, 09:20 PM

some of my favs:

If you are a SCTV fan, buy Going Beserk (80s movie)
also:
Weird Science
Last American Virgin
Soup For One
A Bronx Tale
Beautiful Girls
October Sky

are just some I really like watching....

Landshark · #80 08-13-2006, 10:30 PM

another osbscure (but good chase scenes!) movie is "The Hidden". 80's Sci-Fi, bad alien steals Ferraris, and good alien cop drives a 928.

Motorsport-SVX · #81 08-13-2006, 10:37 PM

another flick
not that great of a movie, but fun to watch
Charlie Sheen is in it, No Mans Land
and hes a chop shop that steals Porsches mostly

pretty cool movie

Landshark · #82 08-13-2006, 11:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Motorsport-SVX

another flick
not that great of a movie, but fun to watch
Charlie Sheen is in it, No Mans Land
and hes a chop shop that steals Porsches mostly

pretty cool movie

have it in the collection.

"What about that Ferrari?"

"Italian junk.....i only steal Porsches."

Speedklix · #83 09-02-2006, 12:04 AM

dust to glory is on stars edge right now if anyone cares... I'm staying up to watch it.

immortal_suby · #84 09-09-2006, 04:48 PM

any more good movie recommendations out there? I have reached the end of the internets an dI have seen almost every movie in this thread (except for the few that the trailer looked bad)

yesmar · #85 09-09-2006, 05:03 PM

Reservoir Dogs

oab_au · #86 09-09-2006, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by svxash

Cinderella Man
The World's Fastest Indian

This is the best pic I have seen in a long while. Probably, because it is my era, and shows the problems that we Down Under had, with the lack of factory machinery. We had to build our own racing versions out of the production cars and bikes that we could get.

Bert Munro typified the era. Bought a new Indian 750 Scout, Side valve, and preceded to turn it into a 200 MPH Bonneville Streamliner. The opening sequence, of the V twin bike running at full song, on the NZ beach is sure to stir the feelings of all the bikers and "Triers" that lived that era.

http://www.indianmotorbikes.com/feat...unro/movie.htm

Bloody fabulous.

Harvey.

immortal_suby · #87 09-09-2006, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by oab_au

This is the best pic I have seen in a long while. Probably, because it is my era, and shows the problems that we Down Under had, with the lack of factory machinery. We had to build our own racing versions out of the production cars and bikes that we could get.

Bert Monro typified the era. Bought a new Indian 750 Scout, Side valve, and preceded to turn it into a 200 MPH Bonneville Streamliner. The opening sequence, of the V twin bike running at full song, on the NZ beach is sure to stir the feelings of all the bikers and "Triers" that lived that era.

http://www.indianmotorbikes.com/feat...unro/movie.htm

Bloody fabulous.

Harvey.

cool - I have it on it's way now. looking forward to seeing it.

but for now I have a beerfest to watch

Hohopirates · #88 09-10-2006, 08:54 AM

"The Game" was a cool movie, the first time it throws you for a loop.

immortal_suby · #89 09-12-2006, 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by oab_au

This is the best pic I have seen in a long while. Probably, because it is my era, and shows the problems that we Down Under had, with the lack of factory machinery. We had to build our own racing versions out of the production cars and bikes that we could get.

Bert Munro typified the era. Bought a new Indian 750 Scout, Side valve, and preceded to turn it into a 200 MPH Bonneville Streamliner. The opening sequence, of the V twin bike running at full song, on the NZ beach is sure to stir the feelings of all the bikers and "Triers" that lived that era.

http://www.indianmotorbikes.com/feat...unro/movie.htm

Bloody fabulous.

Harvey.

Watched it today. It was excellent. Can't wait to show my brother.

oab_au · #90 09-13-2006, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by immortal_suby

Watched it today. It was excellent. Can't wait to show my brother.

I think it is that it is so authentic. Most of these type of movies fall down in the technical bits, but this is so true to the time. You have to be an "old biker" to notice the way he starts it up, in that early morning scene. Turns on the fuel, clicks it into gear, pulls the valve lifter, prods the back wheel over to prime it, then gives the back wheel a boot, to fire it up, puts his hand over the "Wal Phillips" fuel injector, to richen it up.

( the English Bikers would reconise this unit)
This is exactly how we started a high comp alcohol engine back then, and they did it right.

The only bit that was not right was when he was filling the top of the piston casting. No body would use a file like that.

Harvey.