MrBlonde78
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| Name | Jeremy Stafford |
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| Gender | Male |
| I'm From | Jasper, IN |
| Member For | 549 days |
| Last Login | Sat. Jul 19 |
| Profile Views | 103 |
| Age | 29 |
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| Movie: | Pulp Fiction, Die Hard, Clerks, Reservoir Dogs, Citizen Kane, Batman Begins, Rushmore, Caddyshack, The Blues Brothers, Chasing Amy, Animal House, The Big Lebowski, El Mariachi, Ghostbusters, Casino Royale, Casablanca, Alien, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Cool Hand Luke, Escape From New York, JFK, Kill Bill, Casino, Goodfellas, Scarface, The Godfather, Apocalypse Now, The Untouchables, Traffic, Almost Famous, Raging Bull, Blade Runner, The Departed, Memento, Office Space, American Beauty |
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| Actor: | Bruce Willis |
| Director: | Quentin Tarantino, Kevin Smith, The Coen Brothers, Cameron Crowe, Michael Moore, Robert Rodriguez, Alfred Hitchcock, John Carpenter, Francis Ford Coppola, Sophia Coppola, John Landis, Ivan Reitman, Oliver Stone, Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Steven Soderbergh, Milos Foreman, Christopher Nolan, Ridley Scott, Alexander Payne, Wes Anderson, Richard Linklater, and finally- Michael Bay for seeing to it that movies I want to see aren't overcrowded because everyone's busy seeing his dumb-ass flick |
| Quote: | "I like ice, leave it the fuck alone"- Bruce Willis from The Last Boyscout in response to Damon Wayans saying that he's "just trying to break the ice." |
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Pulp Fiction
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This movie changed the way I look at movies and brought in the golden era of independent film..... before Hollywood started calling about anything an independent film. Still though, I can't say enough about this movie.
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The Big Lebowski
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There is nothing that I don't like about this movie. When it comes to dialogue, Nothing comes close to Coen Brothers and Tarantino movies. I shudder to think about what could be crafted should those three ever collaborate.
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Léon (The Professional)
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Is there a more sinister man in Hollywood than Gary Oldman? Seriously, the guy makes Walken look like the Easter Bunny. Great performances from Jean Reno and Natalie Portman in this one as well.
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Kill Bill: Volume 1
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Tarantino could film monkeys flinging their own droppings at each other for 2 hours and it would still be better than most other movies out there. Luckily, this isn't a monkey movie. It's a kick-ass samurai revenge flick.
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shadesofgray05posted 9 hours ago -
I've made a quiz! Come try it and see how you do.
My Own Private Quiz: Volume 10posted 6 days ago -
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Ben X
by SerdarNic Balthazar directs his first movie adapted from his own novel. The story is familiar but interesting and the acting is very good. The original aspect of this movie is its cinematography. The director manages to pull us into the world he puts his character to, in a mixture of reality and the fantasy. Ben is a troubled young boy who is picked on all the time..He plays an online video game and identifies with the character he creates there. But real life is bitter and real people are so cruel.. Can Ben put up with this or should he end the game? Can his parents and the girl he meets on the game help him to go on?
Hey, you should really see this!
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Hey - try this quiz and see how we compare
The Ultimate Incredible Hulk Challengeposted 44 days ago -
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Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring
by SerdarWow, what a great piece of cinema! Kim Ki-duk is, with no doubt, one of the most creative auteurs of today and this may be his best film so far. He uses very little dialogs in his films but manages to show us very well-developed characters. This movie is wonderfully written and beautifully shot.
Slow paced story takes place in a deserted tample on a lake. An old monk lives there with a young boy and teaches him the disciplines to be a monk. When a young girl comes to the temple to seek cure for her sickness, the young boy discovers his desire for the opposite sex. At that point, the old monk says the key sentence of the movie: "Lust awakens the desire to possess. And that awakens the intent to murder."
The use of symbolism is quite intense in this film but you don't have to be the master of Budism to catch on as the story is simply universal. Unless you are one of the knights that say Ni to slow paced films with very little dialogs, check out this modest masterpiece..Hey, you should really see this!
posted 46 days ago -
i am ted from GHANA , i am 19 year of age and i want
you to be my friend . i am a boy with a pure heart overflowing with love, innocence, kindness, charity, justice, sensitivity, truth, loyalty, beauty, and all things good.This is my email addresss add ,e and let have a chat.i am an orphan looking for help to countiune my secondryposted 47 days ago -
heyyy.
do u know or have anybdoy
else from jasper in.??
beacause i live in like the next town
over, sooo i wanted more people
from French Lick,Jasper, and places
close to that.(like Paoli).posted 50 days ago
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