Have you see "U-Turn" with her, Sean Penn, Nick Nolte and Billy Bob Thornton? The best part is Penn's classic Mustang that "mechanic" Billy Bob (you won't recognize him) destroys....

 

That movie is the answer to a trivia question-what's the only movie that David Letterman appeared in? He gave Chris Elliott his start on TV so Chris returned the favor with a bit part in his movie....

 

My wife is the same way about another boat movie-"Overboard" with Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell. I'll bet she's seen it at least 25 times....

 

I was glad to see that nobody mentioned "The Big Lebowski." Have any of you guys ever been to a Lebowskifest? They have several a year in various cities around the US.

Also, nobody mentioned "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World" which came out in 1963 and was the first movie I ever saw in a theater (I was 11). There were at least a couple of dozen "big name" actors in it-some for the whole movie and some in cameo roles for a few seconds. It's still one of my all time favorites....

 

So,,,, were bringing up an ten year old post. Paint me in, The remake of the John Wayne movie. Angel And The Outlaw!

 

ok, resurrecting a 10 year old post means only mentioning movies made after 2005 now? idk lol

worst movie in last 10 years..... there are a lot that i avoided seeing just based on their trailers, i can't recall any now lol, I guess I am thinking more positively these days?

 

I've seen some pretty damned bad movies in my time but I gotta say that since 2005, the remake of Total Recall sucked pretty bad. However, District 19 is my least favorite of them all.

 

Tim are you talking about the one with Ahnold? Did`nt know it was a remake

 

The one with Ahnold was the original and for an Arnold movie, I liked it.