What about "Eye of the Tiger", which came out a year earlier?

Tommy was rated PG.

I remember watching scenes from Planes, Trains & Automobiles, Lethal Weapon, and Full Metal Jacket right next to my dad when I was 5. So yeah…mine were at worst, randomly strict about that rule.

For something that was clearly filmed in front of someone's TV, the volume is quite good.

They both are quite childish characters (Fiennes with the phone, Farrell's pensive boredom with the sight-seeing) so it's not too far-fetched to interpret that scene as the "mother" telling the two boys to stop their play-fighting now.

(I know I did this last week, but couldn't resist doing it while the comments are just coming in).

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And that Robin Hood would have been played by either Christian Bale or Crowe himself.

Even if they don't, and you don't get maimed for saying it it would still be a nice place to stay.

I got over 400 points for a double triple-word score. "butchery". Sadly I could only brag to my iPod about it.

"Eevens" is apparently a word.

We never see him bowl in the movie. I always wondered if that was intentional.

To a movie that ends with a plane crashing in Las Vegas, yeah I can see how that applies.

Daniel Lanois is a hell of a producer and musician in his own right.

I saw a video of him saying that on the CBS morning show. The woman interviewing him thought it was about the year and he said exactly that and it turned into another show completely.

Well for that day it seemed it was like everything he did, so I guess it served the song though it mortified you.

I remember Two of Us being okay for a cable movie-of-the-week.

It's like a fucking fairytale. Sorry, someone had to start the In Bruges quote thread.

"Skateaway" is my favorite from that one. My order of the albums (the first four anyway) would go Love Over Gold, the debut album, Making Movies and Communique.

Clear And Present Danger. The article with Philip Noyce from a few weeks ago made me revisit this. It still holds up 20 years later, as probably one of the best Harrison Ford vehicles. Solid storytelling, visuals, and one of the best action sequences right in the middle.