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Saw Top Secret! again last night. Val Kilmer is a cheesy rock 'n' roll singer allowed into East Germany to perform, only to become embroiled with a resistance movement. This early 80s spoof comedy does for WWII spy movies what Airplane! and The Naked Gun did for disaster and cop films and is, indeed, from the same team behind those classics. Top Secret! isn't quite in their league, but is still very funny and entertaining and remains perennially rewatchable.
My favourite joke remains the East Germany Women's Athletic Team, all of whom are big burly blokes in drag!
My favourite joke remains the East Germany Women's Athletic Team, all of whom are big burly blokes in drag!
"Is this the potato farm?"
"Yes, I am Albert Potato"
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Prevenge (2016)
Great at times and pretty awful at others. Found it very slow at times too.
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Trying to give a few more 40's flicks a run-out for the upcoming countdown:
That Brennan Girl (1946) - Nice enough but drags in places
The Upturned Glass (1947) - Decent but hurt by it's option for being code friendly
The Woman In The Window (1944) - Very solid but shame about the code friendly addendum
Young Widow (1946) - Takes far too long to settle imo
That Brennan Girl (1946) - Nice enough but drags in places
The Upturned Glass (1947) - Decent but hurt by it's option for being code friendly
The Woman In The Window (1944) - Very solid but shame about the code friendly addendum
Young Widow (1946) - Takes far too long to settle imo
Last edited by Chypmunk; 06-06-17 at 12:00 PM.
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One final one for the day:
The Way To The Stars (1945) - Decent WWII drama that is genuinely touching at times
The Way To The Stars (1945) - Decent WWII drama that is genuinely touching at times
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Nowehere near as bad as people made it up to be, I enjoyed it in decent amounts.
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Nowehere near as bad as people made it up to be, I enjoyed it in decent amounts.
I want to see this for Cranston but I just dont like Franco. Will still give it a go when I'm in the mood for that genre.
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Franco more or less plays a douchy, bro-y Steve Jobs. You want to hate him in that movie, so you might like that aspect.
LOL. I like the way you think, SKT!
The thing that lifted this movie for me was Franco and Keegan-Michael Key's pink panther thing..
"That was very impressive, how you took that tender moment and used it as your pivot to attack" ... lol
"That was very impressive, how you took that tender moment and used it as your pivot to attack" ... lol
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