Favorite Movie Scenes -- 1980s

Kenji 03-08-2005, 10:39 AM

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jimbow8 Wrote:That is an interesting story. I've never heard that one.

It reminds me of a story with JCVD and Mickey Rourke. Apparently JCVD was talking shit and got in a fight with someone. The guy started beating the crap out of JCVD until Rourke came along and wiped the floor with him.

Gosh! That's hilarious! Big Grin

So.......JCVD is...Jean Claude Van Damme?

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JayHar62 03-13-2005, 10:18 AM

#52

The scene in Columbia when the drug cartel ambushes the convoy of American vehicles was riveting.

Kenji 03-13-2005, 10:23 AM

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JayHar62 Wrote:The scene in Columbia when the drug cartel ambushes the convoy of American vehicles was riveting.

Welcome to board, JayHar62.

By the way, "Clear and present danger" is 1994, not 80's movie. Wink

But I like this movie.

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Kenji 03-13-2005, 10:37 AM

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Last night, I watched Final Countdown on DVD. This movie is in 1980.

Oh, gosh.....last time when I saw this movie, it was almost 20 years ago. So I didn't remember the detail, but I remembered Kirk Douglas and Martin Sheen. Of course the last scene....

Spoiler! Spoiler! Spoiler! Spoiler! Spoiler! Spoiler! Spoiler! Spoiler!Spoiler! Spoiler! Spoiler! Spoiler! Spoiler!

They couldn't change time and history, but two person's life and history got change. Wonderful happy ending. Smile

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hford713 03-19-2005, 07:57 PM

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Kenji Wrote:Welcome to board, JayHar62.

By the way, "Clear and present danger" is 1994, not 80's movie. But I like this movie.

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Kenji 03-19-2005, 08:21 PM

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hford713 Wrote:AND, if you're a fan of all things Fordian, here's a link to my book, which finally hit the street about a month ago....

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/det...s&n=507846

Check out my first review. Somebody out there with enough spare change really seemed to enjoy it! :-) (please don't blame me for the price)

So.....your real name is Brad Duke? Smile

Nice!

Fordian...? Yeah, I am Fordian! Big Grin

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Biggles 03-19-2005, 08:58 PM

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matthewsmommy Wrote:I've just re-read this thread and am sorry to say that I did not see the best scene of the 80s. Ladies, you may agree......
Risky Business, that ass, that dance, need I say more?

You liked Rebecca DeMornay's ass too? Hee, hee.

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