The MoFo Top 100 of the Eighties

Yeah, we should assemble some kind of list for people so they know what the best films of the 80s are. Somebody get on that.

I just watched Out of the Blue, directed by Dennis Hopper, which is another movie that everyone needs to see. Will probably be somewhere on my list.

Could we do a 90s one first?

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donnie, I'm watching Tetsuo again now. Talk about body mutilation!

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I must have misinterpreted myself. Just meant I was looking for some recommendations.

Tetsuo: The Iron Man is interesting but stupid. It's like watching a Japanese headache.

Just submitted my list

List submitted

Well, if someone doesn't put Howard the Duck on the list, i quit

Alright, just put my list in! I've gotta think that my 25th choice isn't going to be on anybody else's list, because it really is pretty bad. A lot of sentimental value for me, though.

It's in your mailbox, Skepsis.

Got it, thanks Tyler.

My '80s list has been submitted.

I was in this movie -- Tootsie.



It was released in 1982.

Please give it a watch!

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Definitely one of the best comedies of all time, Dorothy!
Can I ask one question, though? Why did Jessica Lange get an oscar for her role? I'm not saying she wasn't good, but she didn't exactly blow me away...

Thank you for those sweet words, stolenchild.

As for Jessica Lange... well, she was a sweet lady and fortune just happened to smile down on her!

You're very welcome...and I guess Jessica Lange deserves some credit for standing her man (pun intended, obviously) opposite Dorothy...

17 lists and counting, MoFos. Record stands at 54. 2½ months to go. Beatable? Beatable.

You'll start seeing a lot more come in in December, but for the last couple weeks you're really going to have to spam the ***** out of this thread to remind people.

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