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I heard all that will be covered in the next movie of the franchise... xXx 4: The Waiting Game

Thanks to google I found this great behind-the-scenes article that details how they shot the jungle ski scene and learned there where more than 1 stunt double for Vin Diesel in that scene... (Among many other things) https://theringer.com/movies-xxx-return-of-xander-cage-jungle-ski-stunt-behind-the-scenes-ad1549d2f1a3 Also bonus points to whoever thought and made this drawing of Xander with skis in the jungle for the article

Love this ep and can't wait for the obligatory Fate of the Furious episode later this year... Also the guys were 100% correct when they said that Vin Diesel was on the editing room for xXx: Return of Xander Cage... This 2 videos are proof of that

Movie: ( "Some Like It Hot" And "Before Sunrise" where considered but you guys beat me to it so I picked the original Korean version of "My Sassy Girl" ) Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhDRZQiarC4

Maybe Paul pictured a Legolas type elf when he spoke about the logo? (I'm loving all the commets from known and new forum members)

I know there was a twitter link in a previous page but this is the guy Jason hates and he tweeted the meme and then the @htdgm account re-tweeted it

Correct me if I'm wrong... Did this movie started "the kick to the vagina" slapstick comedy move? Or is there another movie before it that did it first? ♪There she goes...♪ This movie is why I know that song and like that song

P.S.: 2017 is the 10 year anniversary for the Human Giant show so here's hoping for a Human Giant Reunion Episode of HDTGM

YOU TAKE THAT BACK!!!! RIGHT.... NOW!!!! Aziz was on the Crash Test special with Paul AND Rob. They are Dick Fairy Bros 4 Life MAAAAAAAAAn! But Aziz 100% hates Jason from Coast to Coast though. I know it cuz June told me... So don't tell anybody, Ok?

I saw the original Highlander on TV for the first time around the late '90 early 2000s and LOVED IT (100% from Coast to Coast ) but then I saw it recently for the 30th Aniversary BluRay and it did not age well for me and what I remembered in my head... It's not a bad movie but some moments turned out to be hilarious for me when I saw it at the end of last year ( Connor fighting with policemen outside of the Madison Square Garden parking garage and the following interrogation scene... YOU CAN'T DO ANY THAT WITHOUT BEING PUT IN JAIL!!! He just walks out the police station. The *Only One* (winkwink) near the scene of the crime!!!) I have yet to see Highlander II... Wish me luck I have the Directos Cut in my house... Thats the Renegade Version, Right??? A good teacher/profesor is always looking out for his/her students

I found some free time and here it is... My picks for "Top Ten Movies of 2016"... Also: bonus movies, "meh" movies, worst movies and movies I want to see (Via Recomendation or not) 1. Captain America: Civil War 2. Train to Busan (Korean Film) 3. Deadpool 4. Rogue One 5. Midnight Special 6. Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders 7. Victoria (One continuous un-cut 3-hour shot German/Spanish film from 2015 but I saw it this year) 8. Kubo and the Two Strings 9. Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising 10. Anomalisa (This pick is maybe in my list from last year but during my quick skim research it popped up that it was released in 2016 maybe for home video or limited cities and because I liked it so much its my number 10 this year) ******************************************************************************************************************************************** Bonus movies that where considered for the top ten in no particular order: Amanda Knox (Documentary), The Accountant, Keanu, The Shallows, POPSTAR: Never Stop Stopping, Swiss Army Man, The Secret Life of Pets, Zero Days (Documentary), Don't Think Twice, Imperium, Star Trek Beyond, Doctor Strange and Hell or High Water. "Meh" Movies: Hardcore Henry (The ending ruined it for me) and Blair Witch (more like BORING jumpscare WITCH 2016 Am I right??? but I did liked the attention to the camera angles and continuty also the 3 Wizard of Oz easter eggs I found) Worst Movies IMHO: Suicide Squad, Batman v. Superman: Dawn Of Justice, Sausage Party, Nerve, Zoolander 2 (AND I LOVE ZOOLANDER 1, Only laughed with Sting's performance though, he is flawless) and Now You See Me 2. "I want to see" List: Arrival, La La Land (Loved Whiplash), Moana, Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them, Lion, Nocturnal Animals, The Lobster, Green Room (and Blue Ruin), Army Of One and The Love Witch

Cheer up Fister Roboto for Fast Five down here they put the 5 in the title and it works phonetically as well... There is still hope Maybe studios just don't want to risk it anymore in the title department after "Scre4m" and "Fant4stic"

I need this weekend to compile and arrange my personal list but meanwhile I suggest that anybody who has not seen Kubo go see it as soon as possible during this holiday break

"We need to sell a bunch of Cars Toys a third time": The Movie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4K7JgPJ8-s

How did I forget about the saddest scene in Inside Out... I remembered thanks to Cameron H .gif Don't worry I won't spoil it...

2 B-B-b-b-boooo-NUuuuuuuuuSSS cry scenes... At the end of Everybody's Fine when Robert De Niro goes to the art gallery and from the archives the clerk shows him this painting... and When in Furious 7 Ramsey the hacker asks Vin Diesel "Aren't you going to say goodbye?"

Thanks for the heads Up on Moana and FBAWTFT

IMHO From what I remember off the top of my head some of the most effective scenes that have made me cry are (In no particular order): 1. In The Land Before Time when the mom dies. 2. Pixar's Up's beginning montage. 3. The final scene of Super (with Rainn Wilson). 4. The final scene of Toy Story 3. 5. In The Theory of Everything when Stephen tells his wife he is going to America. My feels

Get him in the forum meet up

HOW DID YOU KNOW SO MUCH CAMERON H.???

There was a videogame for The Lawnmower Man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5O1h8QiLU0E

"Fun Fact": During the late 1990 early 2000 In europe some older trains toilets where just holes in the floor of the bathroom and they tell you to urinate and or defecate while the train is moving between stops I guess 'cuz they don't want train stations to reek with poop or piss smell (and also mountains of poop) Source: Me because I went to Italy a buch back then P.S.: I'm 30 years old and feel as old as a combination of 28 year old Scott and undetermined aged HenongMantzoukas

I was just about to give you a heads up not to clear your Ctrl+C clipboard history with that .gif link

Taylor Anne... There is also a 6th film (after "A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child" but before "Wes Craven's New Nightmare") called "Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare" Do you plan on watching that one too??? Personally I like parts 1, 3, 4, 6 and New Nightmare. Parts 2 and 5 are "meh" for me. Also I strongly believe nobody should watch the remake (which I saw in theathers) A true waste of Jackie Earle Haley and Rooney Mara. ("I don't fuck with that remake" -Paul Scheer talking about the "Point Break" remake on an episode of HDTGM) I completely understand you Fister Roboto For me "The Invitation" didn't live up to the hype, and its not a bad movie by any means, I was just bored until the final scenes happened and that gave me a little jolt but it ends shortly after that and wasn't enough for me to win me over. I filed it (and other movies which a lot of them, not all, contain twists) under a category of "one watch movies" those are the ones that I consider to have little to no rewatch value because I got all I wanted from it and I feel another watch won't add anything to my original viewing experience... Do you know what I mean? ( Although I sometimes ignore that due to me loving movies and cinema so much ) but I may sit through "The Invitation" one more time if friends and/or family are interested to watch so I can see their reaction and discuss the movie afterwards. I did liked "The Gift" though, everybody should check that one out... (Shameless "The Gift" plug)