...although it isn't scientifically proven, this is the #1 movie of all time ever made.
...although it isn't scientifically proven, this is the #1 movie of all time ever made.
You just like it because of the locker room scene.
Well yeah, there's that....
But this has ALWAYS been my absolute favorite movie.
We had to watch it in Spanish when I was in highschool.. I've never been able to take it seriously ever since.
Háblame, Goose.
Try watching most movies in Spanish because most channels don't have multilingual settings. That aside, I am not a fan of the movie. I'm more into low budget cheese Si-fi movies.Originally Posted by W4GPL
"A night sky full of cries. Hearts filled with lies. The contract: is it worth the price?"
I would have had sue my teach for ruining it for me. Seriously.
There are those who'd claim that The Boat Movie (as my daughter first dubbed it when she was very little) is the #1 movie of all time.
But to me, the measure of a great movie is this: Do you feel obligated to watch it when it appears on the boobus toobus... and do you enoy every minute of it, even though it is as familiar as the back of your hand? A movie that you can quote from almost without thinking about it... and most everyone recognizes the quotes.
There's only two movies that fall into that category in our house. But, why am I asking you? (That's going to leave a mark)
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I can quote Top Gun forwards and backwards and I don't even have to be watching it.
Tried to watch Top Gun once, got about forty minutes in and turned it off in disgust. Tom Cruise couldn't act his way out of a wet paper bag.
All the world’s a stage, but obviously the play is unrehearsed and everybody is ad-libbing his lines. Maybe that’s why it’s hard to tell if we’re living in a tragedy or a farce.
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