encounters of the third kind

[sack]

really loved it the first time, compared to the technology today this movie is ancient, but still a good story line. the wife and i watched it last night and had a good time reliving old times,lol!

 

[Wurm]

My wife and I watch it everytime it comes on TV... That and E.T.

 

[Matty_Vegas]

I have seen better acting in Porno..absolutely hate this film with a passion...

 

[Gonz]

Mashed Potatoes are like duct tape of the food world. You can do anything with them!

 

[outlawsp]

I have seen better acting in Porno..absolutely hate this film with a passion...

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??WHAT??
Are you smoking cigars, brother?

Bad acting or not, I think it is one of my fav. movies of all time.
Plus i never care about the acting in a porno anyways...........

 

[hornetguy]

Dreyfus might be a screaming liberal, but, in my estimation he is an incredibly talented and versatile actor. I've really enjoyed nearly everything I've seen him in.
He is also reputed to have one of the highest IQ scores in Hollywood. Can't tell it by his political views, though. :whistling:

 

[knightlaird]

I have seen better acting in Porno..absolutely hate this film with a passion...

Greetings! Yes, I agree with Matty_Vegas. I generally consider films of this type to be sheer nonsense. I would much rather watch an old Japanese 'B' sci-fi flick from the late 1950's, such as "The Mysterians" (USA title). It would be much more entertaining for me. Regards, knightlaird

 

[sack]

I have seen better acting in Porno..absolutely hate this film with a passion...

Greetings! Yes, I agree with Matty_Vegas. I generally consider films of this type to be sheer nonsense. I would much rather watch an old Japanese 'B' sci-fi flick from the late 1950's, such as "The Mysterians" (USA title). It would be much more entertaining for me. Regards, knightlaird

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knightlaird you're showing your age,lol!

 

[knightlaird]

knightlaird you're showing your age,lol!

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Hi, sack! Yes, sack. We're not getting any younger. Not meaning to get off the subject, but, as a youth, I rememember going to the Saturday Matinee at the movie theater in my hometown. The price of an admission ticket was 10 cents. For our dime, we would see a double feature, a cartoon; newsreel; and previews of the coming attractions. Usually, the features would be westerns, sci-fi, or comedies, or a combination thereof. Yes, those were the days! Regards, knightlaird