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bbfarmht
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| Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2008 11:31 pm Post subject: All Hallows' Eve movie line up? |
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I was just wondering! After you get done feeding all the ghouls and goblins, what movie do you plan to watch?
Me, I'm goin' for the quintessential Halloween movie "The Exorcist", then I think I'll watch "The Devil's Rejects"!  
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Jeepers Creepers One and Two... 
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Here's Johnny!!!!!!!!
The Shinning!!!!!!!!!!
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Curt Palme
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Mine's a little more adult oriented:
'A witch ate my lollypop.'
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Tom.W
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Debbie Does Dracula ?
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ecrabb
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We just picked up The Happening and The Eye. We'll watch both if we can stay awake!
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bbfarmht
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| Curt Palme wrote: | Mine's a little more adult oriented:
'A witch ate my lollypop.'
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Leave Rons ex alone man! 
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-Pjackso
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The wife and I watched "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown".
What'd you get? "I got a rock".
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geezus.... Who is watching movies tonite? Half of the harem is back from tricking and treating.... i'm a busy boy tonite...
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Was... busy... earlier. Movies tomorrow. 
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Bucketfoot
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Movies???
Who had time for movies, we spent Halloween night in our garage doing our 17th Annual Haunted Dungeon 
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AnalogRocks
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Was too tired from Hallowe'en to do much but (sugar ) crash myself into a comma. The next night we watched the new Indy Jones movie. Looked good and I found out my 1080i RPTV can actually sync to 1080P it's just not happy about it. LOL
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Bucketfoot
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I hadn't heard too many good comments about the new Indy movie, but found it to be pretty comparable to the other sequels.
It's not like any of these were really (including the original) what you would call quality movies. Instead they all fall into the category of being entertaining.
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AnalogRocks
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Guess it's a matter of perspective. My friend hates them. I grew up with them. I also use to watch "Bring 'em Back Alive" and "Tales of the Gold Monkey" both TV based rip off's of Indiana Jones. It left a great impression on me because I was a kid.
It was a 'proper' sequel. It had all the ingredients of an Indy movie. I didn't love the ending but it wasn't all bad either. Very entertaining.
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Bucketfoot
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I agree on both fronts... It was entertaining and the ending wasn't great, but also was not bad.
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Tom.W
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| jkruger wrote: | | geezus.... Who is watching movies tonite? Half of the harem is back from tricking and treating.... i'm a busy boy tonite... |
I eat more tuna than any man's ever seen...
OK I gotta ask..... Whats up with the harem and all the tuna ? Please explain a bit further.
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Person99
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| AnalogRocks wrote: | | Was too tired from Hallowe'en to do much but (sugar ) crash myself into a comma. |
I'm not familiar with the phrase "crash myself into a comma". Does this mean that you laid down in a fetal position (much like the shape of a comma), or that you have actually constructed a life size comma which you like to physically crash into?  
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Never let it be said that I don't use proper punctuation
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