The long overdue _Blade Runner_ thread

I'm still not really clear on why this is such a terrible thing to say. Breaking up with someone because you don't think they're very smart is a great reason to break up with someone -- one of the best reasons there is, I think. Just about everyone on this thread with any kind of dating history has probably done it (or, um, had it done to them).

Breaking up with someone because they don't like the film/music/whatever you like...well, maybe that's a little more questionable, but still, especially with film, who wants to spend your life fighting with someone, or slowly losing respect for them, because you're just not on the same wavelength?

(And would anyone really argue that strongly differing tastes in art can mean -- doesn't always mean, but can mean -- that there's an underlying personality difference that may prove to be a problem? Or that it can be just a wee bit alienating?)

So given all that: are people coming down on Kenan just because they don't think much of him, and so they're inclined to take the most negative interpretation of what he says...even if it's something that, if phrased a little more carefully (I'd leave out the "as smart as I am" bit, for starters) and posted by someone else, would get a free pass?

Ah seen things you people wouldn' buhlieve.

It is suggestive of something that I've seen Poltergeist and Blade Runner any number of times but I only ever saw E. T. once in the theaters during its original run. And even then I missed the middle section cause I was bored and went to play video games in the theater lobby.

Krull...er, wait.

Ha! I wish I could have that movie permanently removed from my memory

1981, I think.

She won't live, but then again who does?

i like lots of movies from 1982.

Jenny Curran: Have you ever been with a girl, Forrest?
Forrest Gump: I sit next to them in my Home Economics class all the time.

ROYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY! ROYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!

Grudge Match - Deckard vs Richard Kimble:
http://www.grudge-match.com/History/deckard-kimble.shtml

I suppose Robert Urich *did* keep acting.

DAMMIT, Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone, was from 1983! Off by only one year!

It had Peter Strauss! Molly Ringwald! Ernie Hudson! Michael Ironside!

Was in 3D!

(ice pirates was from 1984, btw)

METALSTORM: THE DESTRUCTION OF JARED-SYN

Etc.

http://www.estragand.com/media/dumbpics/megaforce.jpg

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/6300247538.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

Directed by "Cannonball Run"/"Smokey & the Bandit" auteur and official Burt Reynolds stuntman, Hal Needham!

starring your new god:

http://www.starbase21ok.com/MarcSinger2.jpg

Best movie ever, 11 February 2005

Author: gjpizzo04 from United States

This has to be the best movie of all time. Any future in which the properties of water change to become flammable is a future i can look forward too. Special visual and sound effects which compare to the likes of Space Invaders from Atari. However, I think the best was costume design of the monsters. It brings back memories of childhood from when my parents took me to see Dinosaurs Alive at the zoo. Reb Brown should win an academy award for his role as YOR. Only he can pull of such a great screenplay with classic lines like "Damn Talking Box". I can only hope that one day they make a sequel to this movie. I believe that it will be directed by this new and up coming star Ed V.