<div style='font: 12pt ; text-align: left; '>So far we've only watched Labyrnth and Princess Bride,
Labyrinth, Henson and Lucas are responsible for this one, so obviously there are a lot of puppets. I'm sure most people here probably saw it as a kid, starring Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie, it's about a girl who has 13 hours to get through a Labyrinth to save her baby brother who she wished would be taken away by the Goblins. There is so much cheese in this movie (similar to any Henson or Lucas film) that it is just that damn entertaining. Bowie was on some serious crack when he did this movie. Overall, it was cool to see one movie that I haven't seen since Kindergarten or grade 1 again.
Princess Bride, Now THIS one was excellent, I actually liked it the best of the two I've seen so far. Essentially, it's a story about a farm boy who leaves his one true love to go off to be a fisherman, and is killed by the Evil Pirate Roberts, the girl (buttercup or something funny like that) is taken by the Prince to be married, as he wants to marry a common girl (and she's hot) to relate to the people. Andre the Giant and Co. kidnap her, but are chased down by a Ninja (or so it seemed, some masked guy all in black) who happens to be the Pirate Roberts, he defeats them all in challenges and then rescues the Princess, she then discovers that Pirate Roberts is in fact farm boy (who has nopw grown into a cocky bastard who reminds me of 1/2 Depp from Pirates of the Carribean and 1/2 Bruce Campbell from Army of Darkness). It's a comedy in the vein of Pirates of the Carribean a little bit more over the top, and it's an absolute classic, still very enjoyable by todays standards almost 20 years later. I'm going to guess, if the movie had been in a vault for 20 year and had only been released today, it would have probably made a good 500M in theaters at the very least.
As for the others, I think today I'm going to screen Heavenly Creatures and then Run Lola Run. I got Red Dawn and Dog Soldiers a while back too, but I think I may have already written on them (both excellent movies if you're into cheesy low budget but well done 70's style action flicks. Red Dawn was actually made in the 70's I believe)</div>
Labyrinth, Henson and Lucas are responsible for this one, so obviously there are a lot of puppets. I'm sure most people here probably saw it as a kid, starring Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie, it's about a girl who has 13 hours to get through a Labyrinth to save her baby brother who she wished would be taken away by the Goblins. There is so much cheese in this movie (similar to any Henson or Lucas film) that it is just that damn entertaining. Bowie was on some serious crack when he did this movie. Overall, it was cool to see one movie that I haven't seen since Kindergarten or grade 1 again.
Princess Bride, Now THIS one was excellent, I actually liked it the best of the two I've seen so far. Essentially, it's a story about a farm boy who leaves his one true love to go off to be a fisherman, and is killed by the Evil Pirate Roberts, the girl (buttercup or something funny like that) is taken by the Prince to be married, as he wants to marry a common girl (and she's hot) to relate to the people. Andre the Giant and Co. kidnap her, but are chased down by a Ninja (or so it seemed, some masked guy all in black) who happens to be the Pirate Roberts, he defeats them all in challenges and then rescues the Princess, she then discovers that Pirate Roberts is in fact farm boy (who has nopw grown into a cocky bastard who reminds me of 1/2 Depp from Pirates of the Carribean and 1/2 Bruce Campbell from Army of Darkness). It's a comedy in the vein of Pirates of the Carribean a little bit more over the top, and it's an absolute classic, still very enjoyable by todays standards almost 20 years later. I'm going to guess, if the movie had been in a vault for 20 year and had only been released today, it would have probably made a good 500M in theaters at the very least.
As for the others, I think today I'm going to screen Heavenly Creatures and then Run Lola Run. I got Red Dawn and Dog Soldiers a while back too, but I think I may have already written on them (both excellent movies if you're into cheesy low budget but well done 70's style action flicks. Red Dawn was actually made in the 70's I believe)</div>
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