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  1. Fuji Vice

    Recommend a movie

    Seems like the first season is just 7 episodes, so I'll go for the marathon viewing and let you know what I think.
  2. Fuji Vice

    Recommend a movie

    I'm actually downloading it right now based on your comments earlier today. You're right, I don't like a lot of TV, but I love Slater, so I'll give anything he's in a chance.
  3. Fuji Vice

    Recommend a movie

    Another great thing about Gleaming the Cube is Tony Hawk and an even greater thing is MAX PERLICH!! Yabbo FTW!!!
  4. Fuji Vice

    Recommend a movie

    I can't decide whether I think he's dreamier when he's a skater punk or when he cleans up to impress the girl.
  5. Fuji Vice

    Recommend a movie

    I might buy that one if it included deleted scenes of Christian Slater in the shower.
  6. Fuji Vice

    Recommend a movie

    Yeah, that's outrageous. It is a great movie, but not great enough to drop that kind of money on it.
  7. Fuji Vice

    Recommend a movie

    What the fuck? That's insane!!! Luckily I have a copy, so if you don't I can upload it for you tomorrow Troy.
  8. Fuji Vice

    Recommend a movie

    Ok, to get things back on topic here, I just watched The Killing Fields and man is it ever a good movie. Sam Waterston gives a remarkably strong performance and the subject matter is gripping while staying realistic. I'd recommend it to everyone that likes historical dramas but its not for the...
  9. Fuji Vice

    Recommend a movie

    I don't know if its for everyone, but it was damn good. I feel the subject matter and the slower pacing might put some people off, but hey, if you can deal with that its excellent. I'm going to recommend The Hunter, which I recently reviewed, for sort of the same reason. It's slow-paced and...