Yeah, I'd have to say I like Bruce Willis more often than not. I even like some of his lesser action items (STRIKING DISTANCE, LAST BOY SCOUT) and even some of the seriously reviled ones (like COLOR OF NIGHT, but only the longer version they showed on cable because it actually makes sense even if it's still WAY over the top).
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I even like some of his lesser action items (STRIKING DISTANCE, LAST ACTION HERO)
You mean The Last Boy Scout, which I liked too.
You mean The Last Boy Scout, which I liked too.
Yes, my god. I'm even going back and changing that. shudder
Frank likes Last Action Hero -- pass it on.
Last Action Hero though with Ahnold, is unfairly misjudged, I think. It's a nifty look at action movie tropes and the real world.
I liked Last Action Hero too, though. I don't know why, but the memory of watching it in a San Francisco theater while eating a Burger King chicken sandwich still sticks with me.
Connie my sistah!
Once again Polter and I are twins separated at birth and by a couple of decades.
edit: posted before he edited, hee.
I would have been like twelve when it came out. And I mean, when you're a growing movie buff, the idea of characters just walking out of the screen into the real word is so very magical and cool.
Also Armageddon! You can't argue with Armageddon! .
watching it in a San Francisco theater
You weasel! Sneaking into San Francisco at some dim point in the distant past, running around watching movies and eating food and all that crazy shit when none of us had any idea who you were! I am FURIOUS. I haven't been so angry since I found out that tommyrot lived in SF for, like, years and we missed out on him.
Admittedly, primarily because it was so long ago that there was as yet no "we" Buffistishly speaking, but nevertheless. I feel retroactively snubbed.