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What was the last movie you watched?
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The Sugarland Express
One of the first Speilberg movies made in 1974 with Goldie Hawn in a starring role.
There was a gas station that was labelled with the Exxon logo that would have been period correct in '74,but way out of place in the 1969 setting as Exxon hadn't been formed until 1973.
I was a former manager of an Exxon facility that included a convenience store and a repair service area that had the former Pittsburgh Pennsylvania USA dancing traffic cop Vic Cianca who did a small cameo in the movie Flashdance that was filmed in the city. Vic gave me a signed Fraternal Order of Police #1 get out of a small legal tussel for free card that I still have. Vic never unholstered his gun during his lifelong career as a Pittsburgh police officer.
One of the first Speilberg movies made in 1974 with Goldie Hawn in a starring role.
There was a gas station that was labelled with the Exxon logo that would have been period correct in '74,but way out of place in the 1969 setting as Exxon hadn't been formed until 1973.
I was a former manager of an Exxon facility that included a convenience store and a repair service area that had the former Pittsburgh Pennsylvania USA dancing traffic cop Vic Cianca who did a small cameo in the movie Flashdance that was filmed in the city. Vic gave me a signed Fraternal Order of Police #1 get out of a small legal tussel for free card that I still have. Vic never unholstered his gun during his lifelong career as a Pittsburgh police officer.
AGXStarseed
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Niko: The Journey to Magika - this was quite an interesting animated movie from the Philippines, where a young boy joins up with a vegetarian Manananggal called Anna and a Tikbalang called Narci to locate his Grandparents, who have been stolen away and taken into the realm of Magika - which is home to many creatures of Filipino myth/folklore.
Don't let my description put you off; it's a good film.
Here's the wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dayo:_Sa_Mundo_ng_Elementalia
Don't let my description put you off; it's a good film.
Here's the wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dayo:_Sa_Mundo_ng_Elementalia
The Silence of the Lambs
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102926/
A lot of this movie was filmed in the Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania USA area near where I live and was raised. The filming location of the Baltimore State Forensic Hospital exterior shots was Western Center in nearby Canonsburg Pennsylvania that was a state run psychiatric facility. I had reasons to enter said building when the facility was still in operation. We were instructed to only use a specific elevator and to only go to the intended floor where a ward/bruiser for lack of a better term would check you in. One day when in the building,the elevator stopped working on the wrong floor and the door opened. I stepped outside of it into what was essentially a scene from One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest...that ruined me for life knowing that I may end up staying on one before it's all over
Buffalo Bill that was the nutcase the movie was about was referenced in the movie Joe Dirt as Buffalo Bob
"It puts the lotion on it's skin"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102926/
A lot of this movie was filmed in the Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania USA area near where I live and was raised. The filming location of the Baltimore State Forensic Hospital exterior shots was Western Center in nearby Canonsburg Pennsylvania that was a state run psychiatric facility. I had reasons to enter said building when the facility was still in operation. We were instructed to only use a specific elevator and to only go to the intended floor where a ward/bruiser for lack of a better term would check you in. One day when in the building,the elevator stopped working on the wrong floor and the door opened. I stepped outside of it into what was essentially a scene from One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest...that ruined me for life knowing that I may end up staying on one before it's all over
Buffalo Bill that was the nutcase the movie was about was referenced in the movie Joe Dirt as Buffalo Bob
"It puts the lotion on it's skin"
AGXStarseed
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Highlander.
Thats a great movie, a nod to Virginia Woolf i loved it.
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"Bridge Of Spies"
Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks do it again. First rate Cold War epic. A deep reminder of what life was like in an earlier era. Have things substantially changed for the better? Well...let's just say the world is somewhat different than it used to be.
Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks do it again. First rate Cold War epic. A deep reminder of what life was like in an earlier era. Have things substantially changed for the better? Well...let's just say the world is somewhat different than it used to be.
AsperDragon
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Kylo was as pathetic as they made Darth Vader by casting Hayden Christianson to whine about how bad it is to be a Padawaan.
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