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Seen An American Werewolf In London, I like it, but need to watch it again as don't remember too much. Not seen The Princess Bride although I have it ready as was meant to watch it before sending lits.

No I was talking about getting hot over an 80's movie. The timing of my post was off.

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Princess Bride is very good. Specially that line: "My name is (forgot). You killed my father, prepare to die!"

Inigo Montoya.

You forgot Inigo's name? Inconceivable!

And after all the trouble he went to keep reminding everyone.

Let's get to the good part of the list.

Hell Comes to Frogtown

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Great pair! I didn't have An American Werewolf in London on my list, but could have. And I had Princess Bride low, at number twenty-four, but I made sure it was there.

As you wish.

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When you said great pair, I thought you meant the picture above.

Really enjoyed the list so far!

I'll do my ratings for them a little later

that's a nostalgic movie right there, for me. this may be the first movie i really remember seeing (on VHS at home) at a very young age

Just watched Who Framed Roger Rabbit and as I expected a enjoyed it a hell of a lot, fantastic charming film with great animation and effects and all the usual noir story twists and turns to make things interesting. Will watch The Princess Bride next.

That was what Brenda and I saw on our first date - Dec. 1, 1986.

That's kinda freaky.

I can still remember watching it in the theater. Vaguely.

For my dead homies.



May the following rest in peace away from our list

I really wish I had remembered to put that on my list.

What movie is this?

Pink Floyd: The Wall

I would have been three years old when I saw An American Tail. Just turned three.

Little Shop of Horrors is another one I believe I saw at the movies, and that came out around the same time as An American Tail, so that all sounds right. Both were November/December 1986 films.

I have very poor memory for names.