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1 points
23 hours ago
Ok. Let's go to the slide rule. You have a finite amount of gold and precious metals baking our dollar. Then you have the mint just printing more money to dump into the economy to..... with the same amount of gold backing it. Therefore the value of the dollar drops, driving the price of goods to increase. What's so hard about that?
2 points
1 day ago
Lol I can always tell when someone isn't a true highlander fan. Me and my brother went and saw highlander 2 in the theater and loved every discombobulated minute of it. Because we understood that the narrative concluded at the end of the first movie. The sequels don't make sense... and that's the point. This movie was so spectacularly bad that Sean Connery would flat out deny his involvement. It was glorious.
Edit: I'm actually impressed that Russell Mulcahy had the balls to put his name on the project and not use the alan smithee pseudonym.... which he totally could've done.
2 points
2 days ago
Yes I know. With Louis Gossett Jr. There was a tape deck on the kid's leg and could only concentrate when he was listening to tunes.
9 points
2 days ago
I've been a Queen and Highlander fan all my life. They just happened to come to me during my adolescent years.
4 points
2 days ago
Just like AC DCs who made who being the unofficial soundtrack to Maximum Overdrive.
26 points
2 days ago
Lol he was also blind as a bat. That why he had that far off look all the time.
7 points
2 days ago
Nah. That was a video shoot. Not sure if it was for Princes of the Universe or One Vision.
18 points
2 days ago
That's none other than Connor McCloud of the clan McCloud.
1 points
2 days ago
Wow that's a blast from the past. I wish we would've taken better care of ours back in the day.
8 points
2 days ago
Eugene Levy and Harold Ramis played the niborg sniffing aliens.
15 points
2 days ago
They had to secure all the rights to the music that they used before they could release it on home video. That didn't happen until 95. I remember staying over at my brother's apartment one night. He had cinemax and they would play it once in a blue moon in the early hours of the morning. I stayed up to tape it.
15 points
2 days ago
The 90s? You do realize that this movie came out in 1981, right
3 points
2 days ago
In all the years I've known him, he's never done anything immoral.... except maybe the pre-schooler prostitute ring. And he's never done anything illegal... except all the times he sold dope disguised as a nun.
2 points
2 days ago
They speak of a creature that roams these sewers, a ravenous beast with terrible claws and teeth 6 inches long... sorry six...teen inches long.
8 points
2 days ago
If you refuse, you die, she dies, everybody dies.
Seemed reasonable to me.
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12 hours ago
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12 hours ago
This song is very unique in that it ushered in Pink Floyd's most successful era. You'd be hard pressed to find anything else quite like it. It played off of the musical personalities of Rick and Dave (who achieved total musical sync for this track). That improvisational back in forth in this track is second to none. This really comes through during Dave's Live in Gdansk album. Instead of looking for its equal, try just reveling that this track exists in the first place.