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    Who out there still loves this movie...8)



    CALL ME SNAKE....
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      • 1 year 7 days ago
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      This is a look that says "I hate everything and everybody!"

      There is a battle between two wolves inside us all.

      One is evil and the other one is good. Which wolf will win? The one you feed the most.

      http://unbelievableyou.com/a-native-american-cherokee-story-two-wolves/
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        • 1 year 7 days ago
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        thecrow174 wrote:
        This is a look that says "I hate everything and everybody!"



        Snake Says: Get a new president....
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          I remember seeing the sequel and digging it. Yet to see the original.
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            • 1 year 7 days ago
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            Love this movie. This was back during the period John Carpenter could seemingly do no wrong.
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              Derk wrote:
              Love this movie. This was back during the period John Carpenter could seemingly do no wrong.


              Yeah John Carpenter did good in this film...
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                • 1 year 5 days ago
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                Yes, and John Carpenter knew he needed Kurt Russell as the lead. Russell had just the right combination of skills to pull off this unusual sci-fi/action film.

                "Escape from New York" had a cool plot, the island of Manhattan as a giant prison of the future. With the right touch of "B-movie" humor added, this idea turned into a real box office hit.

                The inclusion of "Swamp Thing" star, Adrienne Barbeau, only added to the movies charm - along with Adrienne's curvaceous good looks.

                Is it just me or did so many 80's movies just happen to hit all the right buttons?
                The Eldorado is dead. Long live the Eldorado.
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