Favorite Corey Feldman movie?
Can we name Marty Feldman movies instead? I hate those Corey guys!
You don't even like The Goonies?
Never seen the Goonies, but I did see and enjoy The Lost Boys.
Favorite scene from the Lord of the Rings movies?
In Return of the King when Theoden and his men ride into battle vs. Saurons army. I think I might have been crying watching that part.
The beginning of The Two Towers gave me vertigo in the theaters, so, that one.
Favorite non-LOTR Peter Jackson movie?
Schindler's List
Favourite movie nazi?
I hate Nazis!
But, maybe, I could give it up for Christoph Waltz in Inglorious Basterds.
Favorite movie scientist?
G~**!!nit! I need to watch Cactus Jack again. He was so good as Handsome Stranger.
Dr. Frank-N-Furter, duh. :)
Top 3 Arnold Schwarzenegger one-liners?
"You're one ugly mother f****er" - Predator
"I'll be back" - numerous - cliche now but admit it; we've all used it
"It's not a tumor!" - Kindergarten Cop
Do you like 3D films?
Syndey Greenstreet.
Favorite film noir?
We've already done Double Indemnity and The Maltese Falcon, right?
If so, I say The Big Sleep.
What's your favorite movie about either blackmail, drugs, or pornography or any combination of the three?
Unfortunately, you've already mentioned The Big Sleep, which would be my top choice... I suppose Get Carter would be second.
Favorite Michael Caine movie?
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So many choices. I think I'll go with A Bridge Too Far.
Favorite World War II movie that is primarily factual (as in, sure they could include some contrived romantic subplot or whatever other filler stuff, but not major made-up stuff like, say, Captain America)?
I'd say In Harm's Way, with Kirk Douglas, but it's based on a novel. It's all stuff that "could" have happened with a few name changes and so on, and it's in a well-reserched historical context and backdrop, but the major storyline with Douglas' character seems made-up, so I wouldn't consider it "primarily factual" -- I just wanted to put a shout-out to a movie I enjoyed.
Your question still stands.
I'm not sure where you would draw the line, but I'm going to go with Catch-22 although A) it's not primarily factual; and B) the movie is not terribly good. But the book is one of my faves!
Your favorite movie adaptation of a novel written before the 20th century?
The Longest Day - John Wayne and Sean Connery in the same movie! (And Paul Anka...)
Favourite World War I movie?
Bugger. A goblin ninja beat me to it.
And I'll go with the Richard Lester version of The Three Musketeers.
So... about that favourite World War I movie?
Favorite love triangle movie?
Rob Lowe
Who's the hottest brat pack chick?
Sixteen Candles, duh. I had like the biggest crush in the world on Molly Ringwald after that movie, when I was a kid.
Then again, the Cusacks are brat packers, and Grosse Point Blank is a pretty daggone good movie, too. Hmmmm.
Favorite serious (non-comedy) John Cusack role?
@ Feytharn,
Cusack has surprising chops as an actor; I thought his performance in The Jack Bull was stellar; he pulled more than his share of the weight opposite Ray Liotta in Identity; and he manages to hold his own next to Gene Hackman and Dustin Hoffman -- which is no mean feat for any actor -- in Runaway Jury.
Just be sure to avoid anything he's in with Billy Bob Thornton (Pushing Tin, The Ice Harvest), because Cusack and Thornton together is a combination that's guaranteed to suck.
We now return you to your regularly-scheduled movie question.
George Lazenby in On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Sure, he was in other stuff, but it was all TV, sraight-to-video, or released-and-immediately forgotten.
Go from On Her Majesty's Secret Service to Moon in six jumps or less?
Nice! The question is yours, Herr Scholz!
P.S. Diana Rigg was totally hot.
Marvin the Paranoid Android.
Hmmm. Uh, do you prefer to go to the theater or to watch movies in the safety of your own living room?
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Depends on the movie. I enjoy going to the theater, especially to the giant IMAX at the Pacific Science Center where I get 6 "free" (aka, included with membership) tickets for every Hollywood movie that comes through. I don't enjoy paying big money at the multiplex for tix. For me, it's more of a price issue that causes me to object to going to the movies, not any complaint with the moviegoing experience. On the contrary, I quite enjoy going to the movie theater.
That said, I usually go to the theater to see big action pictures or family animated fare. Other stuff rarely gets a look unless it happens to come through the Pacific Science Center and I don't have to pay for tix (like, say, "Wrath of the Immortals" - I'd never bother seeing it normally, but it's at the PSC, so I might check it out, though it's not a guarantee - I never did go see Sucker Punch, for instance, even with free tickets).
Hottest "alien" chick in a movie?
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Depends on the movie. I enjoy going to the theater, especially to the giant IMAX at the Pacific Science Center where I get 6 "free" (aka, included with membership) tickets for every Hollywood movie that comes through. I don't enjoy paying big money at the multiplex for tix. For me, it's more of a price issue that causes me to object to going to the movies, not any complaint with the moviegoing experience. On the contrary, I quite enjoy going to the movie theater.
That said, I usually go to the theater to see big action pictures or family animated fare. Other stuff rarely gets a look unless it happens to come through the Pacific Science Center and I don't have to pay for tix (like, say, "Wrath of the Immortals" - I'd never bother seeing it normally, but it's at the PSC, so I might check it out, though it's not a guarantee - I never did go see Sucker Punch, for instance, even with free tickets).
Hottest "alien" chick in a movie?
Species? Its gotta fit I've been drinking and cant think of anything else.
Forrest Whitacker vs. Micheal Madson who wins?
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Probably Michael Madsen, unless it's the FW from Ghost Dog.
Who's funnier: Charlie Chaplin or Buster Keaton?
Answer: Harold Lloyd (who I think was funnier than either)
Excellent answer!
Exactly what my natural contrarianess would have led me to say, too, although Chaplin is probably my faves.
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Miss Elizabeth Burke from 'The Faculty' (The Movie happens to have the sexiest School Nurse, too).
Favorite Robert Rodriguez Movie?
Sin City by a long shot. I like Rodriguez influences and admire his do it all myself spirit. However his movies tend to be really bad.
Rutger Hauer vs. Mickey Rourke who wins?
Sin City by a long shot. I like Rodriguez influences and admire his do it all myself spirit. However his movies tend to be really bad.
Again, excellent answer!
Not really a movie I liked, despite the prominence of Martin Sheen's union-steward airline worker pop, but Gordon Gekko instantly springs to mind.
Favorite Oliver Stone movie?