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Originally Posted by Nucky
See, there you go. I'm wondering how anybody could have possibly passed up the Movies I Love and then you blow that theory outta da water with the Movies You Love. I've never seen any of them, I tried but the only movies I ever walked away from were Sci-Fi. Go figure. Just remembered The Matrix was the name of them.
NOTHING to be surprised about though as Mrs. N likes Horror Movies. No way Jose. I only made it up to Saw II and called it off. Garbage in Garbage out!
One particular scene in Casino that bothered me for unknown reasons was when Don Rickles was hit in the head by Joe F. Pesci. I cried like a little girl. Seeing him disrespected like that even though he was playing a character was tough to watch. He is not a young man and hitting him like that was not a necessary part of the movie.
I have lost a whole lot of respect for ACTORS who use their position to speak about subjects other than ACTING even if their views align with mine or even if they don't, shut up a u mouf and JUST ACT!
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That was an interesting movie and not for NOTHING.
7 Completely True Events The Movie Casino Is Based On - Casino.org Blog
I like actors getting involved in stuff. They meet a lot of people and usually are very empathetic and they are often very connected in some ways.
Sylvester Stallone snuck into the Red Lion Inn in Rohnert Park, CA while they were shooting
Stop! Or My Mother Will Shoot. He dressed as a nun even though I remember no press nor fans around that hotel which was 300 feet or less out our backdoor. Movie stars have to go through a lot of unwanted things like stalkers, idiotic fans, bad press and the like.
I was still in Minneapolis while they were filming this movie and when Stallone was around Rohnert Park so I never got a glimpse of him. It is not like I would watch the hotel with binoculars to see whom I could see. I just walked our fat cocker spaniel around there.
Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot clip (1992) - YouTube