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Re: The Untouchables
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12/29/01 06:50 AM
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Liz_85
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I agree, my brother absolutely loves that movie, but I wouldn't score it higher than 7. I liked it and everything, but it's definately not a master piece in my opinion, considering the only reason I watched it was because Andy Garcia was in it.
Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend
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Re: The Untouchables
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12/31/01 07:01 PM
12/31/01 07:01 PM
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missladee
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I'm Glad that you guys finally saw The Untouchables. I agree it's not the greatest movie of all time. But it's high on my list of gangster flicks.
"Keep your friends close, but keep your enemies closer" Al Pacino as Michael Coreleone in GF2. *missladee*
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Re: The Untouchables
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01/17/02 02:18 PM
01/17/02 02:18 PM
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Posts: 419 Cleveland
Rocky
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I liked this movie, despite Kevin Costner.
Is it just me or does he act exactly the same in all of his movies with one tiny exception - sometimes he has that fake southern accent and sometimes he doesn't.
I swear, he is the same in every movie. I really can't stand him, and in my opinion, The Untouchables would have been 3 million times better if any one else played Elliot Ness.
— Rocky
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Re: The Untouchables
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01/17/02 04:13 PM
01/17/02 04:13 PM
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Originally posted by Rocky: ...Is it just me or does he act exactly the same in all of his movies with one tiny exception - sometimes he has that fake southern accent and sometimes he doesn't... I think you've got something there. Costner's acting range are somewhat limited; he's an 'everyman' type of guy. But he's got a combination of brooding quality & good looks that does make him watchable. I've never minded him...thought he was pretty funny in Bull Durham, and just perfect as John Dunbar in his own masterpiece, Dances With Wolves. He was also pretty good in Field of Dreams. Never have seen The Untouchables, but I hear Sean Connery stole the show in that film, anyway. Apple [ January 17, 2002: Message edited by: AppleOnYa ]
A wise and frugal government, which shall leave men free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned - this is the sum of good government.
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Re: The Untouchables
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01/17/02 06:39 PM
01/17/02 06:39 PM
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Sermanni
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Doesn't Capone remind you of Sonny? Hot tempered, and that always got in the way of things
Cicci, a porta.
Could you get me off the hook Tom? For old times sake?
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Re: The Untouchables
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01/18/02 01:25 PM
01/18/02 01:25 PM
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AppleOnYa
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Originally posted by La Dolce Vita: ...I think he is a sissy and he makes me cringe everytime he is on screen...the sissy voice... Wow...now THERE's a description Mr. Costner wouldn't want to see (sure made me laugh, though)!! But if memory serves, I recall learning here that Dolce is an Alec Baldwin fan. So her taste in men doesn't count. Incidentally, I too felt Kevin Costner was misccast and WAY out of his league with NO WAY OUT. He really does need to stick w/ those 'everyman' roles.... Apple
A wise and frugal government, which shall leave men free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned - this is the sum of good government.
- THOMAS JEFFERSON
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Re: The Untouchables
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01/22/02 07:05 PM
01/22/02 07:05 PM
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missladee
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I'm reading all the posts, and i do feel what youse guys is saying...It coulda been so much bettah! Costner does suck!
"Keep your friends close, but keep your enemies closer" Al Pacino as Michael Coreleone in GF2. *missladee*
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Re: The Untouchables
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01/23/02 10:54 AM
01/23/02 10:54 AM
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Posts: 369 Brooklyn,NY.
Tyler Durden
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The Untouchables is a great movie...But it lacked many things...I think they should have but a St. Valentine's Day massacre scene.....The film could have been so much better..But DePalma messed it all up.
Tony Montana
First rule of Fight Club, you do not talk about Fight Club. Second rule of Fight Club, you DO NOT talk about Fight Club. Third rule of Fight Club, when someone say "stop" or goes limp, the fight is over. Fourth rule of Fight Club, only two guys to a fight. Fifth rule of Fight Club, one fight at a time. Sixth rule of Fight Club, no shirt, no shoes. Seventh rule of Fight Club, fights go on as long as they have to. Eighth and final rule of Fight Club if this is your first night at Fight Club you have to fight.
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Re: The Untouchables
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02/15/02 09:03 PM
02/15/02 09:03 PM
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Posts: 905 Chicago
Daniel Corleone
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I likewise agree regarding the Valentines M. Kevin Costner is so dull. It would have been better if Al Pacino (or anybody other then him did it).
Is the Untouchables DVD worth it? Does it have special features?
"Life is so beatiful" - Don Vito in The Godfather novel "My name is Michael Corleone...There are people who'd pay a lot of money for that information" - The Godfather
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Re: The Untouchables
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02/17/02 02:17 AM
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Ricardo
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Originally posted by Sonny:
I thought that Costner really ruined what could've been a very nice movie....But don't get me wrong, one of my favourite movie-quotes of all time is Deniro's: "You can get much farther with a gun and nice words, than you can get with nice words alone..." The movie is ABOUT Untouchable Elliot Ness, NOT Scarface Al Capone. So saying less Ness, more Capone, Less Costner, mre DeNiro is kind of an oxymoron. Costner ruined the film? He was the star. I particularly liked "I want him dead, i want his house burned to the ground, i want to go there in the middle of the night and piss in its ashes."
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Re: The Untouchables
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02/17/02 02:20 AM
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Ricardo
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Originally posted by AppleOnYa: [quote]Originally posted by La Dolce Vita: [b]...I think he is a sissy and he makes me cringe everytime he is on screen...the sissy voice... Wow...now THERE's a description Mr. Costner wouldn't want to see (sure made me laugh, though)!! But if memory serves, I recall learning here that Dolce is an Alec Baldwin fan. So her taste in men doesn't count. Incidentally, I too felt Kevin Costner was misccast and WAY out of his league with NO WAY OUT. He really does need to stick w/ those 'everyman' roles.... Apple[/b][/quote]Homosexual men don't even like Alec Baldwin! Get a new fave.
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