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Will Go Down In History With The Lawnmower Man, The Running Man, & Cell.

posted 8 years ago by DeadOrAliveYerComingWithMe
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Not to mention, Maximum Overdrive.

Come quietly, or there will be...trouble.

[–] Captain_Wesker 8 years ago

Hold up: how are you REALLY supposed to have any type of thought on a movie we haven't even seen a fcking trailer for yet?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1648190/board/flat/265197490?d=265197890#265197890.
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[–] DeadOrAliveYerComingWithMe 8 years ago

I contradict myself when I'm drunk, Wesker. Okay?

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[–] Uninspired-imdb-ID 8 years ago

Lawnmower man isn't a Stephen king adaptation. The studio owned the title and slapped it on another script.

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[–] DeadOrAliveYerComingWithMe 8 years ago

Kinda like what they're doing with The Dark Tower.

Come quietly, or there will be...trouble.

[–] Captain_Wesker 8 years ago

Kinda like you pulling that out of your ass. The script was always for The Dark Tower.

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[–] DeadOrAliveYerComingWithMe 8 years ago

Just stirrin' the pot, Wesker. You understand.

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[–] Captain_Wesker 8 years ago

Ditch the hops and grab a blunt.

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[–] DeadOrAliveYerComingWithMe 8 years ago

Dabbin' it right now, my dude.

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[–] Grenn78 8 years ago

Couldn't agree more

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[–] Frequency270 8 years ago

Maximum Overdrive (1986) could at least qualify as guilty pleasure. I forecast this being more like Trucks (1997).

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