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Just another day at the dentist for the Austrian Death Machine (or he's just been watching that naff 2012 T.R. reboot).
A fitting tribute to the movie, my good sir. It would look good on a T-shirt.
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thanks Vince, I'm thinking of doing an "Arnie" series...
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Cool, lots of great stuff to play with. Total Recall is one of my favorite movies, I could watch that sucker back to back
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I'm with you brother! Too damn fun!
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I can't remember what is happening in this scene any more, but seeing your picture, I instantly realized it was Arnold in Total Recall. Brilliant piece, man.
Is that remake worth seeing? I mean, the original isn't really worth seeing, but it seems like everything they take another try at winds up sucking even more these days.
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I believe that this drawing is of the scene where Rekall tries to mess with his mind.
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Was that THE bad guy, or merely "a" bad guy? The movie is just a blur to me now. The thing I remember best is the friend I was with saying, "What? Their eyes were about to explode out of their heads! There's no way they won't at least need some Visine after that!"
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Thanks Lon! Man, you gotta see it again. It's pretty dang great. It's so over the top and energetic. The remake was a pale imitation. Kinda like the remake of Robocop. Some good ideas in there, but not even close to as weird, funny, and crazy as the original.
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This comment makes me think of Peter Jackson's debut "Dead Alive."
I used to know this guy who ran a second-run movie theater in Minnesota (I only remember the wife and I called him "Nate"). One of the coolest nerds I ever met (I'm a nerd too). He did these special Halloween events (where I won the DVD of "Evil Dead," by the way), where you paid $2 for about 6 hours of vintage horror films amongst a group of people who were trying to win his annual costume contest. It was a special sort of night, and it drew one of the best crowds ever. One year he showed "Dead Alive," and all I can say is, man, if you haven't seen it, do. Because before Peter Jackson changed "The Hobbit" into "Bilbo Baggins: Ninja Dragon Slayer III" for the Hollywood Machine (and I don't even have to mention "The Lovely Bones"), he was a young New Zealander with passion and excitement and vision too.
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Dude. I think I know what you are talking about. I mean I think I went to one of these guys' shows. It might have been '99 or '2000 Halloween party. I went to see Evil Dead 2. Crazy Halloween party. Could we have been at the same thing??? I'm from MN originally. Weird. I think I can picture that Nate guy. I think I might have met him. All energies flow according to the whims of the great magnet. Man. Dead Alive. That movie is a trip. So is 'Bad Taste' which MIGHT have preceded it. I'll have to do an IMDB search. Peter Jackson was a genius for sure. His 'Meet the Feebles' continues to be one of the most insane flicks I've ever seen. Makes me think there's hope for us all. I mean ANYONE can become a blow up success given the right set of circumstances. Well, that's a longer conversation. Ha!
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You're from Minnesota too? Holy coincidence!
I believe that theater was in Maplewood, near the intersection of White Bear Avenue and Minnehaha.
During the four years that I lived in that neighborhood, I think I saw every movie he ever showed.
Peter Jackson was probably going to get discovered; being that high energy tends to create its own opportunities.
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haha! Excellent. It must have been a different place then. I think the one I went to was downtwon Mpls. They had an old movie organ and everything. Yep, born in Albert Lea, lived in surrounding areas of Mpls until I couldn't take the arctic anymore and drove down to Georgia for college.
Peter Jackson: Brain eating zombies and puppets humping each other to Academy Award Winning Director. Not a bad trajectory!
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