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Posted by djhaziel on Jan-02-2010 23:33:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
lol. it really didn't. Haziel, you're missing the point... the very reason that performance was one of his best is because he didn't do a lot of talking.

i remember 1 scene that was maybe good...the one where he got shot and waited in the car outside of his house then his wife gave in a signal to like gtfo . he looked constidpated and shit but it look pretty real of what a person that just shot might look like .

Posted by The17sss on Jan-02-2010 23:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Schadenfreude
heat was a transparent excuse to slap deniro and pacino together.

hated it.

I felt the same way when it came out.... about forcing the two of them to be in a scene together. The hype couldn't have lived up to the expectations. Now after 15 years, watching it again and forgetting about that bullshit factoid, the movie stands on its own. Deniro and Pacino have done so many shit performances in the past decade, watching them in Heat makes me remember why I used to like them so much.

Posted by Schadenfreude on Jan-02-2010 23:33:

heat was just a long movie with 0 payoff...sorry.

Posted by Wasa Wasa on Jan-02-2010 23:34:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
lol. it really didn't.

Especially compared to its peers in that genre. I love that gun battle in the street. Kilmer didn't have a big role in that movie and was neither good or bad.

edit: Val's best movie. I have two words for you...

Top Gun

*chomps teeth

Posted by The17sss on Jan-02-2010 23:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Schadenfreude
heat was just a long movie with 0 payoff...sorry.

meh... different strokes I guess. I liked the mutual respect they had for each other in the end, despite being cop and criminal.

Posted by djhaziel on Jan-02-2010 23:37:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
meh... different strokes I guess. I liked the mutual respect they had for each other in the end, despite being cop and criminal.

the end was really weak .

i love this

Posted by Wasa Wasa on Jan-02-2010 23:41:

^-- oh jesus Pacino

he has two volumes: loud and louder

Posted by The17sss on Jan-02-2010 23:41:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukDbkqfIj8s

Posted by WittyHandle on Jan-02-2010 23:42:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
how did you guys forget about Heat? That's the 2nd best Val Kilmer performance.

Ahem, Real Genius owns thank you.

Posted by The17sss on Jan-02-2010 23:53:

quote:
Originally posted by WittyHandle
Ahem, Real Genius owns thank you.

Edit: may as well throw Top Secret in there while you're at it.

Posted by Wasa Wasa on Jan-03-2010 00:04:

Posted by djhaziel on Jan-03-2010 00:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Wasa Wasa

i raise u dude

Posted by WittyHandle on Jan-03-2010 00:11:

I think this sums it up better.

Posted by Wasa Wasa on Jan-03-2010 00:12:

this thread is now about sword fights

Posted by djhaziel on Jan-03-2010 00:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Wasa Wasa
this thread is now about sword fights

yesss

Posted by Adam420 on Jan-03-2010 00:15:

They're good for tourist revenue

Posted by netroM on Jan-03-2010 00:29:

quote:
Originally posted by djhaziel
btw in Peru renzo used to work at a brothel called " la salvaje " thats how I met him and then he told me about TA... true story

Noone picked up on this?

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jan-03-2010 00:53:

quote:
Originally posted by djhaziel
They only thing i understand by classy is that they only let People that are wealthy with a suit in the club. In Peru we have these types of clubs , most of the people that go there are politicians . but at the end of the day the skanks are always going to be just skanks , it's not like they are gonna ask a classy whore for a PHD in english literature to work there... lol .

I once worked with a girl who had worked as a "dancer". She apparently made loads of cash but used it to buy her mother a house, then decided she'd rather study law than earn lots of money in her old job.

Posted by WittyHandle on Jan-03-2010 01:09:

There are exceptions of course. I knew a dancer who owned her own company and was an A+ student in her studies to become a CPA, which she is now.

Still, let's be honest, they're exceptions.

Posted by Lady Macbeth on Jan-03-2010 01:16:

As a female, I am slightly curious about strip clubs - just to see if they're like what you see in films and videogames, really! A friend of mine and I are trying to get the nerve to go, but you hear some terrible things - like some clubs forcing you to buy X amount of drinks at ridiculous prices.

Posted by FuzzQi on Jan-03-2010 01:22:

Haha in video games.. I've been living a sheltered life obviously.

We took my little brother to one for his 18th, only time I've ever gone to one and it was fun. I wouldn't make a habit of it though, like some of the other clients there.

Also my brother's ex is a stripper. She's using it to feed her addictions as far as I'm aware. She's the epitome of powerlessness imo.

Posted by Ben Twilly on Jan-03-2010 04:01:

If you live in so cal I know some strip clubs that...if you know...offer "extra" service

So its not just a tease...they go the full mile

Posted by NeoPhono on Jan-03-2010 07:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Ben Twilly
If you live in so cal I know some strip clubs that...if you know...offer "extra" service

So its not just a tease...they go the full mile

So if we ever have a question about what it's like to have every STD know to man or what being repeatedly butt-rapped by a giant black dildo feels like, you're the man?

Posted by Krypton on Jan-03-2010 07:38:

I'v been a few times. Nothing special.

Posted by leph555 on Jan-03-2010 08:10:

actually a 10 song lap dance was a present for my 18th birthday. It is nothing special unless it's done right

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