MShipley88 wrote:And so, with this message, I cross the line of 1000 posts and join the ranks of the immortals. I am the 11th member to cross this line. (One, who started after me, is now far ahead of me. Another has even started over and is likely to soon catch me again.) Funny, like Erekose, I don't really feel much different in my new immortal form.
MShipley88 wrote:Like young Conan, sitting on the steps of empty Mount Doom, I must now spend at least one full minute of screen time contemplating my future destiny.
Xaxaxe wrote:Or is that from the Conan movie? I don't remember much about the movie, other than trying to rip my eyes out upon leaving the theater.
MShipley88 wrote:Another has even started over and is likely to soon catch me again.
MShipley88 wrote:I am the 11th member to cross this line. (One, who started after me, is now far ahead of me. Another has even started over and is likely to soon catch me again.)
MShipley88 wrote: Then, of course, he throws a single bowl of burning oil onto the stone edifice of Mount Doom...which goes up like a torch in what was apparently the greatest building code safety violation of Hyborian pre-history.Mark
red_bus wrote:Xaxaxe wrote:Or is that from the Conan movie? I don't remember much about the movie, other than trying to rip my eyes out upon leaving the theater. too true.
Kingofpain89 wrote:red_bus wrote:Xaxaxe wrote:Or is that from the Conan movie? I don't remember much about the movie, other than trying to rip my eyes out upon leaving the theater. too true.Aw 'cmon....it wasnt that bad. How many movies have you seen in the last few years that were as well-rounded content-wise as Conan the Barbarian?It had a bit of everything. Action, drama, romance, horror, suspense and humor. I nearly pissed myself from laughing when Conan threw Thulsa Doom's severed head down the steps of the temple and all the slaves ran screaming.And if you still dont think it was worth a darn, it still had a couple of pretty decent boobie shots. My opinion is...anyone who thought the Conan the Barbarian movie was bad obviously didnt watch Conan the Destroyer and my vote getter for all-time suckiest movie of the last century: The Sword and the Sorcerer. The only thing that was worth a darn about that movie were the boobie shots...period.
MShipley88 wrote:Obviously, he never saw Hercules, with Lou Ferrigno. Now there was a terrible movie.
MShipley88 wrote:When I saw Conan the Barbarian for the first time, I was really shocked. The canibalism and blood grossed me out. I was not used to R rated movies at the time, and it had a pretty strong (gross) effect on me.
improvstone wrote:But long before that (1970) there was Hercules in New York with Arnie.. Very funny movie as they replaced Arnie's voice.