80's Children - Page 2

Wilko · 10-12-2003, 01:07 AM

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Originally Posted by MrLevinstein

I loved that movie, anyone in here ever seen Flash Gordon? That was quite a bit before NES

hehe, yeah. Top Movie, also, I love the Queen song from it. It's always been one of my life's ambitions to have the song 'Flash' sung to me, but with my name sunstituted instead of Flash Gordon's.
"Shaun, Shaun, I love you, but we only have 14 hours to save the Earth!"

Also, has anyone here seen the Omega Man, with Charlton Heston? We watched that for my Year 9 Creative Writing class. Classic Flick. biggrin:

elitecloud · 10-12-2003, 01:27 AM

[quote:cad72]The man who knew to much is considered old? Did that come out in the early 90s with Bill Murray.[/quote:cad72]

i saw the first one, which is dated *gets the Ent book* 1934, and the new one is dated 1955

1934
Actor : Leslie Banks and Peter Lorre

1955
Actor : James Stuart *can't read my handwriting LOL*
Actress Doris Day
Sup. Actor : Bernard Miles

Both Directed by Hitchcock....

if there was a 90's version i havn't heard of it

elitecloud · 10-12-2003, 01:37 AM

A total list of what we've seen so far, i will repeat some i've already covered sorry =(

1913 - The Great Train Robbery
1917 - Charlie Chaplin - 1 a.m.
1919 - Laurel and Hardy Shorts
1927 - The Fall of the House of Usher
1929 - Big Business
1931 - Public Enemy , Frankenstien
1933 - King Kong , 42nd Street
1934 - The Gay Divorcee, The man who knew to much
1935 - The Little Colonel , Mutany on the bounty
1936 - Flash Gordon (so far like 4 or 5 episodes)
1938 - Bringing Up Baby
1939 - Stagecoach, The Flying Deuces, Gone with the wind, Wizard of Oz

Just a quick quiz
According to the American Film Institute, what was the #1 Greatest movie Ever made?

Wilko · 10-12-2003, 01:39 AM

[quote="Bean 2":c0184][quote="[22nd Elite] Cloud":c0184][quote:c0184]Flash Gordon[/quote:c0184]

hahahah we watched like the first few movies of that in my Entertainment Media Class <[list=1]>

we've watched like

Gone with the wind
king kong <ORIGINAL>
42nd Street
Bringing up baby
The man who knew to much
Gay Divorcee

and alot more that i really can't think of right now
but Flash Gordon is funny...BUSTER CRABBES LOL!! that's the funniest name....i would never name my kid that...lol[/quote:c0184]

The man who knew to much is considered old? Did that come out in the early 90s with Bill Murray.[/quote:c0184]

Bean, you're thinking of 'The man who knew too little' rolleyes:

elitecloud · 10-12-2003, 01:46 AM

hellfire: <--- BURNT BEAN

Tripper · 10-12-2003, 03:43 AM

[quote="[22nd Elite] Cloud":6d29c]Just a quick quiz
According to the American Film Institute, what was the #1 Greatest movie Ever made?[/quote:6d29c]

Citizen Kane.

elitecloud · 10-12-2003, 03:48 AM

rock: go trippa!

Tripper · 10-12-2003, 03:50 AM

[quote="[22nd Elite] Cloud":8f733]rock: go trippa![/quote:8f733] cool: rock:

Zap. USMC · 10-12-2003, 07:30 PM

I HATED "The Never Ending Story". I watched it when I was little and it was so god damned complex that it pissed me off... and it stills does. I'll have to watch it again and maybe it will make sense.