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Love to see her in something else. She says she gets lots of horror film offers but, won't do anything like that if it's not going to be vastly different yet have equal impact of the PA series. She also keeps hinting at some possible TV comedy work yet, so far, nothing has materialized.
nice list man! Copied! lol #2 JUST missed getting on mine... and you know what he probably would've had that last spot if it weren't for reading this list and remembering Chiklis! lol
Great list!
Props for going with the tie on Batman. I'd still give the slight edge to Keaton myself.
I'd add Chris Evans as Cap too, and Perlman's Hellboy.
Based on a list by horrorfan23
I also saw "Jaws" in 1975. A year later I saw "Rocky" at the same theater. Mainly this says we're old farts, at least compared to most of the others here.
I envy you. Just going into the theater not knowing what to expect at all from these movies...such a thrilling experience.
And there ws no internet to overexpose or spoil things. I didn't see the design of Alien's creature till I was in my seat and the lights went out.
You forgot Scott Hall's Razor Ramon character which was inspired by Tony Montana from 'Scarface'.
As far as Kevin Nash being Oz, that just does not make sense... at all. From what I understand, Ted Turner (and probably a lot of people who worked for him) loved the movie so much that apparently he or they wanted to have this character as sort of a tribute to the film. But that's the problem, 'The Wizard of Oz' and pro wrestling have NOTHING in common. At least with 'The Road Warrior' and 'The Crow', those movies' characters were fighters, so it made sense (in a way) to have some of those characters in wrestling because well... wrestling is fighting (stylized fighting, but I digress).
Every movie Ron Pearlman's in get instantly 27% better just because he's there.
You forgot Looney Tunes Back in Action hahahaha
#4 & #10 are some of my favorite movies ever
HBK's consecutive matches with Taker at Mania are some of the best ever.
^ that they are! I actually made a special edition DVD for myself with both Mania matches on there. Two great Hall of Fame matches!
Ving Rhames as the Duke is excellent. It will make the final scene on the bridge that much more frightening. I would hate for an angry Ving Rhames to chase me down.
I giggled at the thought of having Raj as Cabbie. Bernadette would be a great Maggie. She shares some of those attributes of Adrienne Barbeau.
I like that list. Very good but I'd swap Hemsworth for a Tom Hardy or Jason Momoa and Scarlet for a Monica Bellucci or Charlize Theron. Nonetheless, great list.
Lang's first acting gig? Opposite Lucille Ball in something. Man's been around. He's got some chops.
Outland was such a great flick!!!! Someday they'll give it a decent DVD/Blu Ray release...
@horrorfan23: Interesting observation! I came of age in the 80s and never thought of it that way but, absolutely dead on. In the 90s things grew darker with Se7en and even Matrix. Even music went from synthesizer pop to grunge and hip hop.
@MonsterZeroNJ: Exactly. Once the 90's began, things just went towards more serious subject matter compared to the enthusiasm of the 80's.
Man, those two need to make another movie again.