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    Do we really need another UNTOUCHABLES movie?

    It seems during my search on IMDB I can across this... http://imdb.com/title/tt0425602/

    I guess the good thing is Brian DePalma is directing, but honestly the title sounds like something that is going direct to DVD.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DjfunkmasterG View Post
    the title sounds like something that is going direct to DVD.

    Reminds me of "Carlito's Way: Rise to Power"

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    This is supposed to be a sequel (or prequel, in this case) with his old film. It's going to suck, probably. And I'm tired of Gerard Butler.

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    The real question is... do we really need another Brian DePalma movie? Forgive me for saying this but the mans works usually suck. How many more dead horses can they beat again?
    You smell that? That's the smell of spring, and I love it. You know what I love to do in spring? I love to come out into the woods, to walk amongst the budding trees, to smell and taste the hint of renewal that hovers in the air like a heady perfume, and to listen to the song of the birds who have returned from their long sojourn south. And bury the people I killed during the winter...

    http://media.movies.ign.com/media/84...d_1882969.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by MissJacksonCA View Post
    The real question is... do we really need another Brian DePalma movie? Forgive me for saying this but the mans works usually suck. How many more dead horses can they beat again?
    While his work in recent years hasn't been the best, let me point you toward these classics: "Scarface", "Carrie", "Carlito's Way". And his last film, "The Black Dahlia" was quite enjoyable...

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    Touche... Carrie was an AWESOME and well done film...
    You smell that? That's the smell of spring, and I love it. You know what I love to do in spring? I love to come out into the woods, to walk amongst the budding trees, to smell and taste the hint of renewal that hovers in the air like a heady perfume, and to listen to the song of the birds who have returned from their long sojourn south. And bury the people I killed during the winter...

    http://media.movies.ign.com/media/84...d_1882969.html

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    as long as Kevin Costner has nothing to do with it cos having his name associated with any film is the Kiss of Death ...imo

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    so true man!
    You smell that? That's the smell of spring, and I love it. You know what I love to do in spring? I love to come out into the woods, to walk amongst the budding trees, to smell and taste the hint of renewal that hovers in the air like a heady perfume, and to listen to the song of the birds who have returned from their long sojourn south. And bury the people I killed during the winter...

    http://media.movies.ign.com/media/84...d_1882969.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by fartpants View Post
    as long as Kevin Costner has nothing to do with it cos having his name associated with any film is the Kiss of Death ...imo
    while I will never forgive Costner for making just about everything he's done after and including Waterworld, I will give the man credit for making Open Range. That was probably one of the last good westerns a studio will ever make, and I only said 'one of the last' because I'm hopeful a few more may get made.

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