▲ 26 r/80smovies
Who do you think this naked American man the kid is referring to? 🐺
u/breedknight — 1 day ago
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That's the prettiest werewolf I've ever seen 🥰🐺
u/breedknight — 6 hours ago
▲ 57 r/MiamiVice
Don Johnson, he can act, sing and he was beyond good looking
youtu.beu/breedknight — 22 days ago
▲ 1.2k r/Terminator
Greatest lie ever told was that Arnold wasn't wearing clothes in Terminator 2 bar scene
u/breedknight — 29 days ago
▲ 329 r/LV426
Alien's cocoon scene is horrifying and unique
>!The cocoon/egg morph scene irritates me. On the one hand, I completely agree with Ridley Scott, that it stops the pacing dead. It makes no sense that having set the destruct, Ripley would spend precious minutes investigating further. How did she even HEAR Dallas' moans over the alarms?!<
>!BUT. The scene solidified the 'alien' nature of the creature. Instead of James Cameron's angry giant space-insects, the alien is truly and uniquely horrifying. It uses the biomass of its victims to create more eggs. Brett was lucky, that blow to the skull probably incapacitated him, but Dallas is still fully conscious, evidently in pain and watching what is going to eventually happen to him. How much of him from the torso down, is still 'him'?!<
>!The only way I could see this scene working within the original film, if is Ripley discovers the Big Chap's lair BEFORE she sets the destruct. The reveal of what is in store for her, if she is captured, is what seals her decision to destroy the ship..!<
u/breedknight — 1 month ago
What a way to celebrate 40th Anniversary of Aliens. Tonight's Saturday night feature!
It's Aliens' 40th birthday today. Released on July 18, 1986. Still one of my all time favorite action horror films, one of the best sequels if not the best, and what a way to view it on Special Widescreen Collector's Edition Laserdisc.
u/breedknight — 1 month ago
▲ 57 r/90s
Today's Saturday night feature. Sidekicks 1992
RIP to both Chuck Norris and Jonathan Brandis.
u/breedknight — 1 month ago
▲ 267 r/Godfather
"Don Corleone, I'm honored and grateful that you have invited me to your daughter's wedding. On the day of your daughter's wedding. And I hope that their first child will be a masculine child. I pledge my ever-ending loyalty.
Luca Brasi practicing his lines to meet Don Corleone at the wedding.
u/breedknight — 1 month ago
▲ 290 r/Godfather
"And you stood Godfather to our baby! You lousy cold hearted bastard!"
This image speaks it all. Just an emotional scene. Phenomenal acting on a phenomenal movie.
u/breedknight — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/flicks
Iron Eagle over Top Gun change my mind!
Ok I remember watching Iron Eagle when I was like in a 6th grade on some cable channel but I miss some of the scenes, I was like "this is cheesy as hell". Now decided to watch it again on a home media and boy I enjoyed it so much!
Ok I get it, everybody loves Top Gun especially the jet fighter combat scenes it's probably as realistic as it can get at the time. More likable acting with Pete (Tom Cruise) and Charlotte (Kelly McGillis) romance, rivalry between Pete and Tom (Val Kilmer). I love all the comradery like any Navy Aviator can relate. Don't get me wrong I do love this film.
But on the other hand, watching Iron Eagle reminds me how I miss the 80s cheezey vibes with a campy, 1980s teen underdog fantasy (think The Goonies with F-16s). "teenagers to the rescue" vibe where a high schooler flies F-16s to save his dad while listening to heavy metal on his walkman. And that pumps me up! The songs are catchy 80s hairmetal to some Queen etc. That King Cobra tune "Never Say Die, Iron Eagle" stucks on my head till now. Yeah sure acting is kinda goofy at some point. But nevertheless I enjoyed watching most of them especially the late Louis Gossett Jr aka Chappie. He has some funny dialogues. And Jason Gedrick as Doug Masters, I thought he did a great job in this film!
u/breedknight — 1 month ago
▲ 8 r/70s
Everytime I watched the first Godfather film, it always brings me back the time I saw it first time in theaters.
And what a way to watch this film is on my old VCR!
u/breedknight — 1 month ago
▲ 31 r/JurassicPark
Jurassic Park (1993) in 35mm Open Matte. I still remember being in awe watching it for the first time in theaters.
u/breedknight — 1 month ago
▲ 21 r/MiamiVice
It's been a long time, I almost forgot Micheal Talbott was in the first Rambo movie.
So we were watching First Blood (1982) last night and instantly recognized Micheal Talbott on one of those Deputies.
u/breedknight — 2 months ago
Dream set has arrived! The Star Wars CBS/FOX 3 VHS Set
I was dying to get this version. I have 1997 Special Edition but this one was on my bucket list.
u/breedknight — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/JurassicPark
So I just re-watching Jurassic Park 1993 and thought about this kid.
Man is it me or this kid looks like Jake Gylenhaal young version. I remember the first time watching this movie with my buddies and we're laughing cause bro looked like Jake and it cannot be unseen.
u/breedknight — 2 months ago