ITT we ruin the surprise endings of films!!!

[El Savior]

Originally posted by The Pashing Smumpkin


Is that shit true?

Liam Neeson is a bad guy?!?! WTF IS UP WITH THAT!!!:erm

Oh and the idea of the Joker being in the next movie almost made me ejaculate, thankyou...!

yea, all that shits true.

[severin]

Originally posted by The Pashing Smumpkin


you know, I haven't seen this movie but I think I know what it is:

Hide and seek?

If so, that has to be the lamest excuse for a twist ending I've ever heard...

nope

[patrick]

Originally posted by The Pashing Smumpkin


hint please!

the first film is from the 60's and the second is from the 70's

[The Pashing Smumpkin]

Originally posted by patrick
the first film is from the 60's and the second is from the 70's

sorry... When it comes to movies, as long as it's from the mid 80's onwards, I 'm knowledgable. Anything prior, I'm not. Who's in those films?

[patrick]

Originally posted by The Pashing Smumpkin


sorry... When it comes to movies, as long as it's from the mid 80's onwards, I 'm knowledgable. Anything prior, I'm not. Who's in those films?

the second one has robert redford

[The Pashing Smumpkin]

Originally posted by patrick
the second one has robert redford

The Electric Horseman (1979) .... Norman 'Sonny' Steele
A Bridge Too Far (1977) .... Maj. Julian Cook
All the President's Men (1976) .... Bob Woodward
Three Days of the Condor (1975) .... Joseph Turner/The Condor
The Great Waldo Pepper (1975) .... Waldo Pepper
The Great Gatsby (1974) .... Jay Gatsby
The Sting (1973) .... Johnny Hooker aka Kelly
The Way We Were (1973) .... Hubbell
Jeremiah Johnson (1972) .... Jeremiah Johnson
The Candidate (1972) .... Bill McKay
The Hot Rock (1972) .... John Archibald Dortmunder
... aka How to Steal a Diamond in Four Uneasy Lessons (UK)
Little Fauss and Big Halsy (1970) .... Halsy Knox

I'm confident that it's one of those!!!

But judging by the nature of the ending, I'd say its either All the presidents men or the sting.

[patrick]

Originally posted by The Pashing Smumpkin


The Electric Horseman (1979) .... Norman 'Sonny' Steele
A Bridge Too Far (1977) .... Maj. Julian Cook
All the President's Men (1976) .... Bob Woodward
Three Days of the Condor (1975) .... Joseph Turner/The Condor
The Great Waldo Pepper (1975) .... Waldo Pepper
The Great Gatsby (1974) .... Jay Gatsby
The Sting (1973) .... Johnny Hooker aka Kelly
The Way We Were (1973) .... Hubbell
Jeremiah Johnson (1972) .... Jeremiah Johnson
The Candidate (1972) .... Bill McKay
The Hot Rock (1972) .... John Archibald Dortmunder
... aka How to Steal a Diamond in Four Uneasy Lessons (UK)
Little Fauss and Big Halsy (1970) .... Halsy Knox

I'm confident that it's one of those!!!

But judging by the nature of the ending, I'd say its either All the presidents men or the sting.

yeah, it's the sting


which you absolutely must see, because it's one of the greatest films of the greatest decade for american films

[The Pashing Smumpkin]

Originally posted by patrick
yeah, it's the sting


which you absolutely must see, because it's one of the greatest films of the greatest decade for american films

Done! I'm going down to hire something tonight. Thanks you just made my decision easier!

[pale blue eyes]

Originally posted by patrick
yeah, it's the sting


which you absolutely must see, because it's one of the greatest films of the greatest decade for american films

That is a great one but I haven't seen it in a while. Did they ever put out a widescreen version? The only version I can find is a crappy fullscreen.

[patrick]

Originally posted by pale blue eyes


That is a great one but I haven't seen it in a while. Did they ever put out a widescreen version? The only version I can find is a crappy fullscreen.

yeah, i just rewatched it recently and it too was fullscreen. it sucked

SOMEONE GUESS THE FIRST MOVIE!!

again: the mimes playing tennis AREN'T ACTUALLY THERE

[Geek USA]

Originally posted by El Savior
the blonde girl is actually the killer in High Tension to be released this summer by lion's gate films.

yep, she's schizo.

that movie fucking RRRRRULLLLEEDD.

whoa it's going to be awesome seeing this on the BIG SCREEEEN

i just realized that High Tension is a rip-off of the movie the fake brother in Adaptation was writing

maybe charlie kaufman actually wrote high tension under a psuedonym

[Tchocky]

The secret code is the same nursery rhyme he told his daughter!

[Isle]

Originally posted by Tchocky
The secret code is the same nursery rhyme he told his daughter!

hey! i'm going to oxford. student?

[Tchocky]

Originally posted by Isle


hey! i'm going to oxford. student?

Nah.