Love that movie.

"This is a car chase! I went to a considerable expense to set this up! We can't just stop!!!"

Agreed. Should have ended after the big card game.

you have a great taste in games my mfc friend

I have to wait to play it until I move in with my friend when I start school in the spring. He has the X-Box. It's gonna be a long wait. I take it you just got it?

Is it better than the first one? Hell, if it's on the same level I'll be happy.

I hate FOX. If it wasn't for 24 or the NFL, I wouldn't care about them.

Good call on Lord of Illusions. Clive Barker and Scott Bakula is a win.

Shit dude, I know the exact feeling. A long time ago I got robbed while I was at work but all they took were the bottom shelf of my DVD collection (amateurs, psshh). I had to get my Sam Raimi collection, my Robert Rodriguez collection and a few others all over again. At least when I got them all a second time they were a lot cheaper.

Another of my all-time faves. That bit on the autopsy table. The Airlock sequence. Weir's screaming in the drive room. Creeps me out every time.

Looking back, it's actually kinda sad how he's decided to be the "rom-com" guy nowadays. He could EASILY have become the next big action star, if he'd wanted to...

SAHARA was a blast as well. I wish that movie could have been a bigger hit. Might have made a modern-day INDY franchise out of it.

I completely agree. I've always wondered if there was more to the movie than what was shown, in terms of the non-action segments that is. William Forsyth's character Ritchie gave me nightmare's when I first saw the movie (the bit where he shot that woman in cold blood chilled me to the bone). The movie also allowed me to discover Gina Gershon & Julianna Margolies for the first time way back in 1991. This may sound like a major overstatement but OUT FOR JUSTICE has the kind of storyline that Martin Scorsese would enjoy.