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zatojones - 2009-02-13

every 80s action movie have some form of watered down Han Solo character


TeenerTot - 2009-02-13

I'm sorry--"Coochie" the ninja?
And a knockoff of Vincent the Black Hole robot?
And a mandroid?

Is this available on DVD?


kingarthur - 2009-02-13

Each is a specialist in his field. See? Mandroid is a legitimate occupation!

Also, "Coochie the Ninja" will be the name of my next cat.

Also also, does Denise Crosby ever lay awake at night and deeply regret leaving Star Trek: TNG?


Camonk - 2009-02-13

Yeah, sure, but really how much expertise does it take to be an expert river rat? A wry smile here, a witty but cynical comment on the situation there, and you're basically done. I just don't think it's a particularly useful set of skills for taking down a mad scientist is what I'm saying. Pretty much as soon as they're out of the speed boat he's all, Well I'm pretty much out of ideas now, guys.


RoyCastle - 2009-02-13

great material for the RPG maker


sosage - 2009-02-13

Ok. For this scene we're gonna drive you down this stairway. Don't worry. The car won't tip over and crush you. I promise. Look. I wouldn't put you in a dangerous situation. Ok? Now. Action!

...

Shit. That was close. Print it!


dancingshadow - 2009-02-13

Or some crazy ass baseball game.


dancingshadow - 2009-02-13

damn. response to RoyCastle


Hooker - 2009-02-14

This movie is fantastic. The main character (the android tank) is called John the Mandroid. At one point, they're cruising down the river in a riverboat Heart of Darkness style when he falls backwards out of it and sinks to the bottom of the water. As you might expect, after getting back on shore, he meets a ninja.


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