ROBOCOP (1987)
Filming started on August 6, 1986, and ended on October 20, 1986.
The scenes depicting Murphy's death were not filmed until the following January (1987), some months after principal shooting had ceased.
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53 2013-09-06 23:34:40
Re: Robocop Trailer (This actually looks good?) (26 replies, posted in Off Topic)
Doctor Submarine wrote:
Tomahawk wrote:Trey wrote:But it's nice to see Michael Keaton working again, right?
/got nothin'
If he came out of early retirement for this, I've lost all faith in humanity.
I don't think he'd retired yet when they were shooting this. Hopefully he'll end his career on a more dignified note.
54 2013-08-28 22:42:05
Re: 3 Adolescence Defining Movies! (27 replies, posted in Off Topic)
1. HEAT (1995)
2. APOCALYPSE NOW (1979)
3. BIRDY (1984)
Funnily enough, Birdy also defined a small part of my childhood. Seeing Ghostbusters for the first time, watching this exact VHS trailer reel, I'll never forget how much of an impact the imagery and music had on me.
55 2013-08-28 20:13:25
Re: 3 Childhood Defining Movies! (34 replies, posted in Off Topic)
1. BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA (1986)
2. FLETCH (1985)
3. TRADING PLACES (1983)
58 2013-08-23 09:49:22
Re: Superman/Batman (Man Of Steel 2) (51 replies, posted in Off Topic)
I've always liked Affleck, even when it was popular to trash the guy. But yeah...
bullet3 wrote:
I'm just baffled why he would want to do it. He's an A-list director coming off a best picture win, and these are exactly the kinds of roles that led his career into a nose-dive 10 years ago. Why would he waste his time as an actor in a comic-book movie like this one, instead of focusing his efforts on getting another quality film made? [deleted for later use] Unless this is a case where Warner Brothers said "we won't finance your next movie unless you do us this favor" I have literally no idea why he agreed to do this. Maybe if he was directing it also, I could see it as him wanting to try playing around with that kind of budget, but doing it just as an actor? It's crazy...
iJim wrote:
Not that any of this matters anyway. It's a stupid movie. Just... what a weird choice.
I reckoned WB and Snyder would go with an unknown, like Cavill. Certainly someone with less baggage.
bullet3 wrote:
He doesn't strike me as a guy who would do a role like this just for a paycheck
59 2013-08-22 20:31:12
Re: Last movie you watched (2,068 replies, posted in Off Topic)
auralstimulation wrote:
Ooo. How was Mysterious Skin? I've been wanting to see that.
It was alright. Gregg Araki's direction is typically ham-handed at times, especially during the scenes of sexual molestation and violence, but the acting by JGL, Michelle Trachtenberg, et al. rise above the director's worst tendencies. At its best, though, the film exhibits moments of real sensitivity, which is enhanced by the ambient/dream pop score by Harold Budd and Robin Guthrie and songs by Slowdive, Cocteau Twins and Ride.
The soundtrack and the performances are honestly the best things about Mysterious Skin.
60 2013-08-21 17:22:17
Re: The Thing (8 replies, posted in Episodes)
62 2013-08-12 22:44:45
Re: Breaking Bad (77 replies, posted in Off Topic)
SPOILERS (unless you've watched seasons 1-4):
63 2013-08-11 23:50:50
Re: Breaking Bad (77 replies, posted in Off Topic)
paulou wrote:
If you're going to predict, step up:
...can't believe I spent an hour on that. 
My prediction on how the wacky adventures of MacGyver and Cartman will end:
Walt Jr. will die, Skyler will end up in prison, and Walt will be on the run (also his cancer won't return).
64 2013-08-09 02:22:08
Re: Suggest a Commentary 2.0: The Suggestioning (364 replies, posted in Episodes)
Stay Tuned
The Right Stuff
Outbreak
Fright Night (1985)
Go
The Untouchables
Reign of Fire
Three Kings
Rushmore
The Cable Guy
Midnight Run
The Witches of Eastwick
City Slickers
Point Break
Tombstone
Project X (1987)
Blue Velvet
Trading Places
WarGames
1941
White Men Can't Jump
Hollow Man
Weird Science
The Last of the Mohicans
Fatal Attraction
Cocoon
Throw Momma From the Train
Rocket Man
The Hunt for Red October
Wild Things
Grosse Pointe Blank
Private Parts
The Edge
Fletch
The Hunger
My Cousin Vinny
K2
Trespass (1992)
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
The Last Supper
69 2013-07-26 23:21:55
Re: Worst film you've ever seen? (70 replies, posted in Off Topic)
Shackman wrote:
easy....Ghostbusters
Wow...
70 2013-07-23 12:50:51
Re: Cool vids...again. (1,649 replies, posted in Off Topic)
A BBC reporter lets the truth slip out regarding the round-the-clock royal baby coverage:
A baby that isn't likely to ascend to the throne for another 50 to 70 years.
I'm hoping they name the kid Joffrey. 
71 2013-07-21 21:54:28
Re: Worst film you've ever seen? (70 replies, posted in Off Topic)
Snail wrote:
PorridgeGun wrote:Dishonorable mention:
Titanic
Which one?
the German 1943
1953
or James Cameron's
That one.
Jet wrote:
I could include any film with Eddie Murphy
Even Best Defense?
73 2013-07-20 14:49:51
Re: Worst film you've ever seen? (70 replies, posted in Off Topic)
Moulin Rouge, without a doubt.
Dishonorable mention:
Titanic, Higher Learning, Batman Forever (the damage was done, Batman & Robin was inevitable after this), American Beauty, Corky Romano, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Red Dragon, Charlie's Angels, Popeye, The Green Mile, At First Sight, Million Dollar Hotel, The Weight of Water, Absolute Power, Ghosts Of Mississippi, The Grinch, Men in Black II, The Fan, Meet Joe Black, Wicker Park, The Devil's Own, Hannibal, The Relic, One Night Stand, Crash (2005).
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