Last Film You Watched

[Tommy Chong]

Horror is my favourite genre, from when I was a kid watching Hammer house of horror and buying fangoria magazines, I do watch other types, but blood and gore top the list

A man after my own heart.

Yep. And coincidentally they were both in Batman. In fact, Jack imitated Palance’s character after Joker fried him. I think the henchman’s name was Bob who he grabbed and did the imitation. Both actors stepped out in that role. Palance was a gritty cowboy and Jack did a lot of drama. This was a comic book movie and they stand out to me decades later.

No lads! C’mon now… Jack Palance’s best character was in the ‘City Slickers’ films…

Paired with Billy Crystal, Daniel Stern and Jon Lovitz. You can’t beat that!

 

[Rita_Poon]

A man after my own heart.


No lads! C’mon now… Jack Palance’s best character was in the ‘City Slickers’ films…

Paired with Billy Crystal, Daniel Stern and Jon Lovitz. You can’t beat that!

'Shane'. (the film).

 

[Tommy Chong]

'Shane'. (the film).

The one that’s sparked a debate for decades over the ending?

Spoiler: Ending

When he’s riding off into the sunset, he’s hunched over his horse, and we don’t know if he’s dead or not?

 

[Rita_Poon]

The one that’s sparked a debate for decades over the ending?

Spoiler: Ending

When he’s riding off into the sunset, he’s hunched over his horse, and we don’t know if he’s dead or not?

"The Negotiator" 1998. Enjoy.

 

[MaximusEvertonius]

I like Jack Palance. A tough guy’s guy. But always felt his roles were similar. I throw John Wayne into that same category. Jack Nicholson on the other hand rarely repeated a type or style of character.

 

[Rita_Poon]

I like Jack Palance. A tough guy’s guy. But always felt his roles were similar. I throw John Wayne into that same category. Jack Nicholson on the other hand rarely repeated a type or style of character.

Nicholson did end up doing some repetition. Palance did play very similar bad guys for a career. If you're good you're good.

And john wayne can burn in hell.

 

[Tommy Chong]

"The Negotiator" 1998. Enjoy.

Lol… Yes. Spacey and Jackson. Remember it well.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Lol… Yes. Spacey and Jackson. Remember it well.

"Shane, Shane..."

 

[Tommy Chong]

I like Jack Palance. A tough guy’s guy. But always felt his roles were similar. I throw John Wayne into that same category. Jack Nicholson on the other hand rarely repeated a type or style of character.

Nicholson did end up doing some repetition. Palance did play very similar bad guys for a career. If you're good you're good.

And john wayne can burn in hell.

Lee Marvin? He was one tough SOB, both on film, and in real life as well.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Lee Marvin? He was one tough SOB, both on film, and in real life as well.

 

[Tommy Chong]

‘You gonna bark all day little doggie, or are you gonna bite?!’

%, Tarantino intentionally added that line in there. He’s a big Marvin fan as well.

 

[Blue peter]

I was mesmerised by Nicholson’s Torrance, and the Direction was incredible. I don’t care if it wasn’t faithful to the book, it was a brilliant film. And for the record, I think Kubrick’s Jack came across as a tragic character even if he was a bit of an a-hole, he was a complex character.

Yeah not for me but I respect your opinion

 

[Cels]

The Wolf of Snow Hollow.

Gave this a go and thought it was a very good movie

 

[Nymzee]

Nobody 2. Loved it, just as fun and whacky as the first.

 

[RomanReigns]

Dead Poets Society

Those last 15 minutes wow

I just love Robin Williams

Damn it Neil, the name’s Nuwanda

Mr Nolan, it’s for you, it’s god he says we should have girls at Welton

Such a good film