Burn After Reading

Hopper plays a hippie activist on the run for 20 years that's finally been apprehended. Sutherland is the straight-laced FBI agent that has to transport him for trial. Hijinks then obviously ensue.

The film pretty much bombed at the box office. I remember it being on Comedy Central a lot for a brief period of time. I don't think I've ever seen it from the beginning to end. I remember it being pretty slight as far as buddy comedies go. I hadn't thought of this movie in years before I saw this news. Might be worth a rental on Amazon.

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"If You Leave Me Now" in Three Kings.

"The Bluest Eyes in Texas" in Boys Don't Cry.

"Late for the Sky" in Taxi Driver.

All three songs I was completely indifferent to, but now whenever I hear them they take me right back to the emotions from watching the movies.

Kiefer Sutherland was much different before he was the star of 24

Bullet train and worlds greatest dad

Also blueberry hill. I love the music of the 20th century

One of my favorite movie quotes of all time "I kick ass for the lord"

Funny games is a comedy? Dear lord both versions are disturbing as shit lol

The plot involves two young men who hold a family hostage and torture them with sadistic games in their vacation home.

Try

Serbian Film Audition August Underground's Mordum Cannibal Holocaust Eraserhead Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer The Human Centiped

Conjuring 2, I believe. Loved that.

Burning heart

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Donnie Darko is one of my favourite films ever, and I really hate the directors cut. It completely destroys the mystique by literally showing you pages of The Philosophy of Time Travel, really stupid decision IMO.

Jurrassic World Dominion.

You have the amazing premise of dinosaurs are everywhere on earth and this is what you go with?! I mean you literally spent all of the 2nd film in the trilogy to get to this story and.... Locusts?! You make a bug movie!?

If I'm Universal I still run with this premise. You can tell so many interesting small stories with this premise. Do 6 episodes for streaming.

-Amazon tribe dealing with dinosaurs

-T rex terrorizing Moscow

-Big game hunter doing illegal trips in Africa

The opportunities are endless.

In bruges

Critics have called this motion picture: "A New, Clear Vision about Nuclear Fission"

a connoisseur I see...

Oh it definitely is

I don't remember if the movie actually played the song, but when Nicolas Cage said "it's you, Captain. You're the rocketman."

X and Pearl had so much potential. Wonderful idea that didn’t work as well as it could.

It could be! But the theme song to Malcolm is pretty memorable, at least for me

decided to try and watch the korean TIDAL WAVE

oh man the dubbed version was silly as hell and the movie just went on and on and on and on with no tidal wav

until the very last few minutes

really thought it was gonna be a cool disaster flick

nope it wasn't

Dantes PEAK on the other hand that paraclastic cloud looked so BAD ASS

2012 had some amaazing disaster effects and fantastic scenes but the movie itself was full of cringes including DR Crybaby

but for just a disaster aspect it was dam cool really dug the scene when they take off from the airport and flying thru the earthquake and buildings are falling apaprt and peeps inside the building are falling to their dooms

Twister is a cult classic

VOLCANO as laughable as it was was sill a hell of an enjoyable film

a volcano in LA ? yes please

Hip to Be Square in American Psycho.

Is that scene (as well as "Middle" in the title) why I always think that song was the intro theme for Malcolm in the Middle?