Banter TRTT Part 12: Get Your Bowels Checked

[Doctor Feel]

 

[sobrave]

The Long Weekend
Three Days of the Condor
Debbie Does Dallas

the beast (la bete)
zombi
caligula
she killed in ecstasy
salo, or the 120 days of sodom

 

[NoddyHolder]

Mean Streets
Dawn of the Dead
Dog Day Afternoon
Walkabout
The Tenant
Pink Flamingos
Days of Heaven
Nashville
Annie Hall

Good decade for Aussie fillums

Sunday too far away
Picnic at Hanging Rock
Don's Party
The cars that ate Paris
Breaker Morant
Mad Max
My brilliant career
The chant of Jimmy Blacksmith

 

[sobrave]

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[sobrave]

swapped out the stupid 256gb SSD in my laptop for a 1TB one so had to reinstall windows.

is it me or is EDGE way better than chrome now?

 

[JimmyBC]

Breaker Morant

The great Ray Meagher

 

[sobrave]

Bring back Type 0 Negative.

i know everyone hates reaction videos but its fun watching hot broads ("vocal coaches") react to peter steele

 

[sobrave]

The great Ray Meagher

watched STIR the other week with bryan brown. filmed at gladstone gaol. pretty grim nasty little flick that one. you familiar with it jimbo?

anyway i was pretty convinced i had a glimpse of the great ray meagher as an extra in one of the prison scenes..

 

[NoddyHolder]

The great Ray Meagher

Shoot the flamin mongrels!

 

[Grave Danger]

Apart from the largely laughable sci-fi flicks, the 70s was probably most notable for the disaster epics like Earthquake, Towering Inferno, Poseidon Adventure, The Cassandra Crossing, China Syndrome, The Andromeda Strain and of course the Airport series, which inspired the funniest movie of all time, that we know in Australia as Flying High (not until 1980 though).

 

[sobrave]

Apart from the largely laughable sci-fi flicks, the 70s was probably most notable for the disaster epics like Earthquake, Towering Inferno, Poseidon Adventure, The Cassandra Crossing, China Syndrome, The Andromeda Strain and of course Airport, which inspired the funniest movie of all time, that we know in Australia as Flying High (not until 1980 though).

the 90s was a very good decade for fillums too.

since the 2000s movies have been s**t

 

[JimmyBC]

watched STIR the other week with bryan brown. filmed at gladstone gaol. pretty grim nasty little flick that one. you familiar with it jimbo?

anyway i was pretty convinced i had a glimpse of the great ray meagher as an extra in one of the prison scenes..

Haven't seen it but the great Raymond Francis Meagher knows his way around a prison

 

[edgie]

Good decade for Aussie fillums

Sunday too far away
Picnic at Hanging Rock
Don's Party
The cars that ate Paris
Breaker Morant
Mad Max
My brilliant career
The chant of Jimmy Blacksmith

The Man From Hong Kong

Best line

"I've never met an asian fella who wasn't....

...

...

*(Say it)*

...


Yella!"



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[Duck Farmer]

the beast (la bete)
zombi
caligula
she killed in ecstasy
salo, or the 120 days of sodom

I'm sensing a theme here.

 

[edgie]

Apart from the largely laughable sci-fi flicks, the 70s was probably most notable for the disaster epics like Earthquake, Towering Inferno, Poseidon Adventure, The Cassandra Crossing, China Syndrome, The Andromeda Strain and of course the Airport series, which inspired the funniest movie of all time, that we know in Australia as Flying High (not until 1980 though).

Apart from the largely laughable sci-fi flicks, the 70s was probably most notable for the disaster epics like Earthquake, Towering Inferno, Poseidon Adventure, The Cassandra Crossing, China Syndrome, The Andromeda Strain and of course the Airport series, which inspired the funniest movie of all time, that we know in Australia as Flying High (not until 1980 though).

The 90s gives a run for its money

Twister
Dante's peak
Volcano
Deep impact
Armageddon
Titanic
Apollo 13

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[Papa G]

The 90s gives a run for its money

Twister
Dante's peak
Volcano
Deep impact
Armageddon
Titanic
Apollo 13

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Are any of them that good?

 

[_VXV]

The Warriors?

 

[edgie]

Are any of them that good?

How to say you haven't seen twister without saying you haven't seen twister

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[Magpiespowaz]

Hal Ashby went on a run in the 70s that's right up there with peak Coppola & Scorsese.

But he's largely been forgotten unless your fave directors start talking about their fave directors.

And now I wanna read Easy Riders, Raging Bulls again...

 

[Contested Marx]

Are any of them that good?

They are all terrible especially that monstrosity that should have kept Helen Hunt in canned laughter sitcoms for eternity

 

[Dylan8]

Good decade for Aussie fillums

Sunday too far away
Picnic at Hanging Rock
Don's Party
The cars that ate Paris
Breaker Morant
Mad Max
My brilliant career
The chant of Jimmy Blacksmith

Wake In Fright

 

[Dylan8]

Is Jacquie Lambie the hero of Australian politics today?

It's def possible!

I would probably vote for Jacqui Lambie if she ran in my electorate lol

 

[Grave Danger]

Wake In Fright

Walkabout - an early Nicholas Roeg fillum with Jenny Agutter as 'Girl', although quite a well developed one.

 

[Grave Danger]

 

[Portology]

How to say you haven't seen twister without saying you haven't seen twister

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well you just go round and round in circles doncha