Quote: sootyj @ May 11 2008, 6:14 PM BSTZardoz was accidentally hilarious, but it was way to sadistic to be camp.
But Flash Gordon what a great big barnstormer of a film! I worry if I watch that and Xanadu too often it'll make me gay.
What about the Warriors, now there was a bloody odd film.
"Warriors, Warrriors, come out to play-ay."
"You Warriors are good, real good."
Got the DVD and The Wanderers.
I worked out how to do it!(pats self on back) Now that is one striking hunk of man beef right there!
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Now that is intriguing any hint on what I missed Mr Stott?
Ooh I say it'd be like getting hugged by the love child of My Name is Earl, and Borratt.
Quote: sootyj @ May 11 2008, 6:20 PM BSTNow that is intriguing any hint on what I missed Mr Stott?
A pic from Zardoz, I just couldnt workout how to get pics up, but now, to everyones no doubt delight, I have! I learnt something new . . .
I'm one of the few people who grew up in the '80s, who has never seen Tron. Then again, at least I'm not as weird as my older sister, who has never seen E.T.!!
As for Krull, I'll always remember that, for the fact that Todd Carty was in it.
There's still time to see Tron.
n.b my ancient computer is refusing to search Google Images.
Any chance some one could look up "Tron Guy," on Google Images.
Thank you, and what a sight!
The pictures on this thread have turned me into a lesbian.
I love the way he isn't smiling. Kinda like he's thinking, I really did spend 3 months making this ridiculous suit, I am a complete bell end.
Hey lay off the Connery Zoo, it was the 80s. Hairy men in red nappies were sex symbols, the US President was a hairy man in a red nappy.
Quote: Nigel Kelly @ May 11 2008, 6:17 PM BST"Warriors, Warrriors, come out to play-ay."
"You Warriors are good, real good."
Got the DVD and The Wanderers.
Now you're talking! I loved The Warriors when I was growing up. The older brother of one of my mates owned an ex-rental copy of it, and I must've borrowed it about 4 times. I even used to have a Warriors T-shirt, which I bought in '95. By the way, while I'm on the subject, I heard that the Coney Island amusement park, that was featured in the film, was demolished, last year. Luckily, they left the "Wonder Wheel" alone, and it's still there.
As for The Wanderers, I only saw it for the first time, about a year ago, when my sister found an ancient copy of it, in a charity shop. It looks like it might've been one of the very first videos that was avaliable to rent.
Quote: zooo @ May 11 2008, 6:30 PM BSTThe pictures on this thread have turned me into a lesbian.
