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carla
response 220 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 00:51 UTC 2000

no browser hunny
ric
response 221 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 02:34 UTC 2000

Adrienne and I watched "Say Anything" this evening on some random movie
channel (FXM, maybe).  She'd never seen it before.  I had.  It's still
enjoyable.
mcnally
response 222 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 03:27 UTC 2000

  My favorite John Cusack movie is still "Better Off Dead", even though I
  lose five IQ points every time I watch it..  

  I want my two dollars!
lelande
response 223 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 03:29 UTC 2000

resp:220

the thomas crown affair
jes, about stealing aht
i didn't see it.
otaking
response 224 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 05:10 UTC 2000

There was art forgery in The Thomas Crowm Affair.

"Better Off Dead" is great! I have to watch it again soon.
omni
response 225 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 05:43 UTC 2000

  There are some movies you just have to put your brain in neutral and
enjoy the ride. Better Off Dead is one of them. I like the 2 Japanese guys.
One speaks no english and the other talks like Howard Cosell. 

  I liked Cusak in The Grifters. He did a good job in that one.
krj
response 226 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 06:09 UTC 2000

"The Thomas Crown Affair" with Pierce  Brosnan and Rene Russo was silly
escapist fun.  The original version with Steve McQueen we found pretty
boring.
slynne
response 227 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 12:25 UTC 2000

Better Off Dead is one of my favorite movies of all time. 
ric
response 228 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 15:21 UTC 2000

It's a classic, I love it.
aruba
response 229 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 22:33 UTC 2000

I have a special place in my heart for "The Sure Thing", though I'm sure it
would seem juvenile if I watched it today.
edina
response 230 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 01:42 UTC 2000

The Thomas Crowne Affair is one of my favorite moives and one of the first
movies I bought on DVD.  It's a very sensual movie.
remmers
response 231 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 12:22 UTC 2000

The original or the remake?
edina
response 232 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 14:35 UTC 2000

The remake.  I thought PIerce Brosnan was great - as was Rene Russo.
happyboy
response 233 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 14:36 UTC 2000

peirce brosnan is the next george hamilton.
edina
response 234 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 14:41 UTC 2000

You're just jealous.  You want to be that smooth.  George Hamilton?  I think
not.
iggy
response 235 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 16:17 UTC 2000

but what about that gawdawful tan? ewww creepy
happyboy
response 236 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 17:59 UTC 2000

they share a booth.
mcnally
response 237 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 18:50 UTC 2000

On my first scan through #232, I missed an important "was" and instead read:

    "Pierce Brosnan was great - as Renee Russo."

I couldn't help thinking:  Boy, I'll bet that *is* a "very sensual movie."
jmsaul
response 238 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 19:18 UTC 2000

rotfl...
edina
response 239 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 19:59 UTC 2000

On the floor with joe. . .
jmsaul
response 240 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 20:00 UTC 2000

Now *that's* an image...
edina
response 241 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 20:08 UTC 2000

You know, it's not like I am all that naieve and stuff - but I seem to be
great typing stuff that when I read it, I go, "Oh shit - how oocq can that
possibly be?"  I meant that I was laughing with Joe.
jmsaul
response 242 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 22:45 UTC 2000

I knew what you meant.
otaking
response 243 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 13 01:20 UTC 2000

I just saw Fight Club tonight. One word: f%*%ing brilliant.
aruba
response 244 of 326: Mark Unseen   Jun 13 03:45 UTC 2000

That's two words.
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