[DemforBush]

56 here. I’ve never seen any of the Lethal Weapon movies, or the Home Alone series. I regret to say I did sit through both Dead Poets Society and several other Robin Williams’ films of that era.

I’ve seen Highlander at least 50 times. Which is understandable, as it is the greatest film ever made.

[EEGator]

"It's the best movie...ever."

[jocon307]

“[Highlander] is the greatest film ever made.”

But your tagline is that great quote from “Repo Man”!

We love Repo Man, a great flick. Hubby always quotes the line when the one guy says his pregnant, in labor, wife will take the bus to the hospital “She’s a rock.”

Loved, loved, LOVED Adrian Paul in the Highlander TV series, what a heart throb!

[MattinNJ]

Highlander was AWESOME. I was at the Meadowlands when they filmed the wrestling scene- in the movies it took place at the Garden. I was seated in the section right behind the Highlander! There were a lot of extras running around. I asked a security guard what was going on and he said it was a Sean Connery movie about sword fighting. Little did I know .....I even liked the series. shame they never made a sequel to the movie ( total denial. The sequels never happened)

[wku man]

Every copy of that crapfest "Talladega Nights" from which that joke came should be burned, and every member of the cast, crew and movie execs responsible for it should be beaten publicly with muddy shovels. Same goes for each and every other Wil Ferrell movie, and when that's finished, beat Wil Farrell again just for good measure. Sacha Baren Cohen (sp?) should be given a chum bath, dumped in a leaky skiff, and set adrift in the Straits of Florida during bull shark migration.

That said, "Repo Man" should have been on that list, but the dumba** American Sheeple would rather go see crapfests like "Krull", "Adventures in Babysitting", and stupid-a** Wil Farrell movies.

JMNSHO.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

[Personal Responsibility]

Highlander is in my top 2 or 3 faves of all time. I can’t count how many times I’ve seen it.

[dfwgator]

I regret to say I did sit through both Dead Poets Society and several other Robin Williams’ films of that era.

Surprised "Good Morning Vietnam" isn't there.

[antidisestablishment]

I’ve seen it a dozen or so times, because it is often the only thing on cable when I travel. I bet you are slavering for the remake. LOL