Kudos for the shout-out to Razorback, which is a great giant homicidal pig movie.

I for one was always more scared of those two brothers than the powerful porcine.

It also had the blonde lady show her breasts.

Nice.

"Father, please help me."

"Oh yeah, like I'm a priest." There goes the reason for his mysterious hatred for men of the cloth.

Also McCraken put sugar in his horse's gas tank.

Reminds me of Rawhead Rex peeing on the priest.

I mean, who comes up this stuff at the production meetings?

How would they know if they did DNA testing anyway?

Do they have some real Bigfoot DNA to compare it to?

Sucker punched!!!

I'm surprised no one else thought of the invisible idea to save money.

I liked him in True Lies, ecspecially when he pulled the gun out of the tv camera.

Jonah, lots of questions to answer, my man. I haven't seen Zebraman yet but I'm working on it. And I have CJ7, but can't get around to finishing it as something keeps interrupting. It's a cursed movie for me.

Pillow, sadly I probably only have about 700 DVDs and they aren't in a Vegas-esque underground vault. Most of them are in folders. I ran out of wall space (my ManLand area upstairs is limited what with the screen and seating) and decided to start taking movies out of their cases and putting them in folders. I store the empty cases in a closet.

Jonah, I just thought of a few more titles you probably haven't seen: Going By The Book, The Restless, Righteous Ties and The Show Must Go On so I'll include those as well.

As for everyone else, here's what you'll be receiving: Sinking of Japan, I'm A Cyborg But That's OK, Invisible Target, Protege, Shinobi, The Restless, Musa, Silmido and Yamato.

Chitty, Wolfie and Mavra will be receiving the original 8 from the first kit as well.

All in all, the next kit will probably have 12 movies for Jonah, and double that for everyone else. That's who you get for watching so many Asian movies, Mr. Echo! So I think its going to take me longer than expected to get them out.

"Yes, I have my hand up your skirt and I AM going for it!"

Tom Arnold.."Just copy the goddamned files! OK?"

Same goes for everyone.

In fact, should I just throw out a list of movies and everyone chooses what they want?

Daisy may indeed be my favorite so far, but The Warlords was really great, and Chocolate was just insanely fun.

Jonah, I'll send you Shinobi so yank it from your queue. Use that spot for a Hollywood release.

And I'm not doing this expecting anything in return. I enjoy your reactions to the movies as much as you enjoy the movies themselves. You know, like watching somebody open the present you gave them on Christmas morning. It's almost better for the one giving the gift than it is for the recipient.

Although I will say this. If anyone here breaks into it the film industry big time, don't forget the Donor. Other than that, just enjoy the movies.

But the real treat was the elbow drops.

Jesus, I stopped counting after about 50 of them and the double elbow drop from above.

Spike also showed Kung Fu Hustle (classic) and Kung Fu Killer.

Seriously though, consider yourself remembered. But dont hold your breath for my making the bigtime.

"If you're hungry, try a piece of your friend!"

I will search for The Protecter asap.

Awww.

Free beer would be a good way to repay.

Also good work of when to show glimpses of Razorback.

Like when he is behind trough and flings it upwards.

1) Sinking of Japan

2) The Art of Fighting

3) Arahan

4) I'm A Cyborg But That's OK

5) The Myth

6) Save the Green Planet

7) The Restless

8) Shinobi

9) Musa

10) Tears of the Black Tiger

11) Protege

12) Open City

13) Yamato

14) Righteous Ties

15) The Show Must Go On

16) The Restless

17) Silmido

18) Rainbow Eyes

Or Jerry Lewis, so of course they will trash it.

Then in 1993 I read a review about a little movie called Hard Boiled. And I searched high and low for it. In '94 it got an official North American release and it was everything I expected and more.

I immediately watched The Killer and A Better Tomorrow after that. By then my Blockbuster had a decent foreign section so I went through all of Kurosawa's stuff in a week.

The Asian movie scene outside of Hong Kong was dire during the 90s so I turned back to Hollywood for a while.

Then I met my wife. Four years ago I went to Korea with her and we were on the subway and they have TV screens and were showing ads for Tae Guk Gi, Arahan and Ong Bak and I thought, wow, those look great. So I picked up a few titles on DVD, watched then when I got back and the real love affair began. I signed up to every online Asian DVD rental service and had a dozen or more movies coming in every week. I was watching 2-3 a night.

Now all I want to do is spread my love of hidden classics, like Daisy, to guys like you.

I spilled my coffee reading that. You owe me a friggin dress shirt, Vern

Free Martial Arts movies, beer = Really good time. I am checking into the beer via fed ex thing by the way.

Also Enter the Dragon was my first viewing.

A prequel to a movie I didn't like that was a spinoff of a sequel that I thought was mildly entertaining? The Mummy 2 shows what Mathayus eventually becomes. The Scorpion King tries to show us that he really was a cool guy before absolute power corrupted him aboslutely. Maybe, instead of doing a prequel showing us events before the events that led to him becoming king, they could have done a sequel and show us how the king went from Tyrant-killing-hero to evil-must-rule-the-world-and-f ix-it-so-I-return-from-the-dea d-as-a-giant-scorpion-with-a-b ad-cgi-face despot.

Will Scorpion King 3 be a prequel to the prequel? "Scorpion King 3 - The Mathayus Chornicles" where a young Mathayus has to avenge his brother who is being picked on by the school bully.

Massive armies, swords, arrows and kung fu, it's really hard to go wrong.

Exploding bunnies and cows are in it too.

I even made it through Jaws:The Revenge if that says anything.

How about movies you rented and couldn't finish?

I almost walked out of Timeline, because it was a free screening and terrible, but my friend wanted to stay so I did.

"Pay attention boy, im cuttin, but you're not bleedin"

"That boy's as strong as an ox, and just as smart too"

I quote Foghorn all the time and no one, I repeat no one understands it. Fred, if you and I worked in the same office we'd be laughing all day.

Smart boy, got a mind like a steel trap - full of mice

The Astronaut's Wife. This one was really painful for some reason. Tried to finish it twice, kept falling asleep.

13 Moons-just wasnt happening.

The Legend of Zorro. Never could finish that one.

A movie from the Cube director called Nothing.

Fast and the Furious.

One example, watched this movie with Tom Berenger & Daphne Zuniga at home. We started making fun of Zuniga's accent and the fact that she couldn't hold it - it seemed so poorly done. But later in the film we found out her character was the one faking the accent. So it made sense.

Last summer I was home, bored, and flipping channels and a movie was just starting so I began to watch. Soon, I knew it was "Employee of the Month" but I continued to watch to see how much I could take. I got about an hour into it before I realized I had just spent an hour watching this movie. But then I decided I had come this far, might as well stick it out to the bitter end. Stupid, stupid, stupid movie with plot holes bigger than Dane Cook, Jessica Simpson and Andy Dick's lack of talent, combined. I got just enough out of it to not consider it a total waste of time.

The same can not be said for "Date Movie". I think this film holds the (lack of) distinction of being the only movie I have ever watched that I thought was a complete, total, absolute waste of my time (and I've seen Gigli!). I had to watch it; I could not believe it was as bad as I had heard. It wasn't - it was worse. I thought I might find a few funny jokes here and there. I didn't. And to make things worse - the supposed jokes, that weren't funny after 3 seconds, were stretched into 3 minute bits. This movie had no purpose. There wasn't a single thing in there that was original. There was no reason for it to be made. I am proud to say I learned my lesson and have steered clear from Epic Movie and Meet the Spartans. I will make sure to go see The Dark Knight again, or maybe Tropic Thunder, when Disaster Movie comes out. Why? To give money to any movie that is not the one by those responsible for the anal abortion that was Date Movie.

That's not your dork. LOOK!

Flame feeding Fred.

The point is, Vern got me interested in looking for the killer pig movie and Ricochet...

And seriously fellas, what's with this "let's talk anything among us three or four guys and just post anything non-stop" thing? Is it the new thing? I don't think it's cool, but hell, I'm not any of you three or four guys so what do I know, right?

Damn I need to rewatch that movie. Forgot how funny it was.

Fred, save me some popcorn. Danny is in fine form today.

If it doesn't sound like this is for you then gladly....FUCK OFF.

There's so many greta moments though. Riddick killing the guy by driving the tea cup into his chest, and the nputting down a paper clip or whatever and everyone running away. Riddick killing the huge Necromonger i nthe beginning: "He was one my best men!" Riddick: "If you say so."

I thought it was actually quite clever and often works really well.

"Garfield Minus Garfield is a site dedicated to removing Garfield from the Garfield comic strips in order to reveal the existential angst of a certain young Mr. Jon Arbuckle. It is a journey deep into the mind of an isolated young everyman as he fights a losing battle against loneliness and depression in a quiet American suburb."

Where do you buy your blank media, is it an online store? I'm in the UK but I don't see any reason why I wouldn't be able to log on to an online US store and send a load of blank media your way. I'd just need a delivery address.

I just wanna thank you properly and I don't know how to.

If there's one title I'd like to see it's Grave Of The Fireflies(?) Danny said it made him cry. If it made Danny cry that's a good enough recommendation for me.

Agreed that if Pitch Black had the production budget of Riddick...Damn that would have been even more impressive.

Indy IV made DannyGlovers cry too - but for a different reason Fred thinks!

Sorry I didn't read your post Jonah Echo, but seriously, you guys flood the TB in a way that it's easy to get lost, with many references to previous conversations and out of the blue subject changes. (Sorry again Danny but that sure feels like an exclusive club).

Anyhoo, my questions have been answered, thanks.

But, it had some impressive fights and sets, and action, that Fred can not dismiss. But it is still inferior to Pitch Black.

Anyway Gilk, see anything good over the weekend?