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[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh it's pretty good, if you have a chance to see it, do so PB I never seen The Paper but I recall the trailers. Okay, you said about when you'd see movies with John Travolta & Bruce Willis...well have you see the movie with them together



Oh man I remember when Pulp Fiction came out. My Mom saw it at the show and really liked it and told Me all about it. She bought it on VHS soon after and We watched it with My Grandparents. They weren't crazy about but I thought it was pretty good. This came out in 1994 just like the two previous films that you posted PB...30 years ago this year This has a very big ensemble cast including Travolta & Willis and Christopher Walken. Here's the trailers




She also bought the soundtrack...We'd listen to it countless times. Here's the titles with the most iconic song



Here's the infamous McDonald's "Royale with Cheese" scene

[packerbacker180]

Confession, I've never actually seen Pulp Fiction. Just never wanted to. Back then it was so overhyped and everyone was talking about it but I found Tarantino to be a bit pretentious and just never really wanted to see it. I've seen a few other of his movies from back then, and just didn't care for them mostly. They just felt more like style over substance.

[BrandonDaCollector]

I see. Yes, it was hyped up but unlike many films that people say are so great, I thought it was pretty good.

Oh Hot Shots! That was a great one. One of the many fine movies from 91. It had a ton of hilarious stuff. I used to watch it many times before I went to school It has a really good score by Sylvester Levay whom did Cobra



They made a sequel, I liked that one even more, see if you can post that one next PB

[packerbacker180]

That was the plan all along. I saw this one in the theater.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Sometimes you don't know about a sequel or you don't post'em so that's good that was your plan PB I would have loved to seen it at the show in 93 I watched it countless times on VHS however. At first when I saw the TV spots I like oh man, a sequel to Hot Shots, I can't wait to see that My fave scene with is Lloyd Bridges as President Benson, I couldn't find the scene by itself so follow My instructions here PB Fast forward to 14:25 to 15:45. I have always loved that part



I found it really weird that Richard Crenna played the same type of character, in fact nearly identical that he played in the Rambo films

Okay, I really liked Charlie Sheen's Topper Harley. They made him a combination of John Rambo from First Blood & Kurt Sloan from Kickboxer. I thought that it was so radical He fights James Lew whom is a stunt man and has been a villain in other films & TV Shows



Here's this great cue by the late great Basil Poledouris (Conan the Barbarian & Destroyer & RoboCop 1 & 3). He wrote such a great score for Hot Shots 2...listen to this very fun classic

[packerbacker180]

It's kind of sad and weird they sort of did that with Minnesota in real life. I loved the fact Richard Crenna was in this. It's a shame Charlie Sheen went off the rails in recent years. I liked his movies in the 90s and early 2000s. Never watch Two and a Half Men, though. But I suppose if you listen to the Coreys he may've been troubled way before that. But it's Hollywood, so who isn't?

[BrandonDaCollector]

Yes, you can say that again about Hollywierd I actually never seen Freejack...just one film I never got to yet. Here's another one of Emilio's other fine films...1993's Judgement Night I believe We rented this originally from Star Video when it came out. It has a very good cast in it including Denis Leary being the major bad guy. The lead singer of House of Pain...Everlast is his partner. That was big for Me back then cause I loved his Jump Around song on MTV which I posted that in M Classics Music Videos Topic a while back. This is a very good movie that has a "urban horror" feel to it even though it's not a horror film. Look in the trailer, they have an old NES with the Zapper Gun



This is the excellent theme by Alan Silvestri

[packerbacker180]

I remember catching that on HBO back then. It wasn't bad from what I recall.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh well that's good. Tubi has it on. It's always been a fine film around here and one that is usually on My mind Ah Young Guns from 1988, you posted the second one but not the first These were cool times of the then younger actors who had good talent. The film was very authentic depicting the Old West IMO. I thought it was good that Lou Diamond was here and matched this cause he's actually half Native American, half Philippino (Philippinoes have a big Spanish heritage). It was something that Emilio got top billing here over his brother Charlie and it was really cool that Patrick Wayne & Jack Palance was in it as well



Okay, here's another Charlie Sheen film that I always thought was very good. It goes by two names. I know it mostly by Under Pressure but it also goes by Bad Day on the Block

The movie came out in 1997. I believe We rented this over at Schnucks on Loughborough when it was in the new release section and not at Blockbuster Video (Star Video was sadly gone already & Hollywood Video wasn't there yet). We saw Charlie Sheen on the box and usual We'd see any movie with him in it. He plays a maniac John Ratzenberger aka Cliff the Mailman in Cheers plays a cool headed cop. Baseball legend Reggie Jackson plays himself. It's a very good film, like Judgement Night, it's one not to miss I'll let the trailer tell you what it's about if you haven't seen it before that is



Now as a side note, last year Charlie Sheen got terrorized by his crazy neighbor. When I read that I immediately thought that's WHY HE WAS in Under Pressure/Bad Day on the Block

[packerbacker180]

Huh, there's life immitating art, lol. I really like the Young Gun films when I was a kid. I think that's what got me into Westerns. YG II was on HBO all the time back then. Lou Diamond Phillips was great in it. I was looking at his filmography and now I might go back and watch this film since I've been watching Dark Winds on AMC. There's been two seasons so far. I didn't know there was a movie made way before that.