Maltin's 151 Greatest Movies You've Never Seen

[Yeti]

Well, I think we can all agree that Leonard Maltin and his list can go to hell.

Because you hated like 2 or 3 movies from it?

[PenPho]

Well, I think we can all agree that Leonard Maltin and his list can go to hell.

Because you hated like 2 or 3 movies from it?

You new here?

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Wow. I've only seen one on that list. And it wasn't Hedwig, oddly.

I've seen three and part of another. And none were Bubba Ho-Tep, surprisingly.

That's the only one I've seen.

Yousonofabitch...

It's surprisingly heartfelt for a movie about Elvis and a black man with JFK's brain battling a mummy in a retirement home.

A shiny new donkey for whoever brings me the head of CT.

[BH]

Wow. I've only seen one on that list. And it wasn't Hedwig, oddly.

I've seen three and part of another. And none were Bubba Ho-Tep, surprisingly.

That's the only one I've seen.

Yousonofabitch...

It's surprisingly heartfelt for a movie about Elvis and a black man with JFK's brain battling a mummy in a retirement home.

A shiny new donkey for whoever brings me the head of CT.

A shiny new zebra will bring CT right to you.

[Bort]

Wow. I've only seen one on that list. And it wasn't Hedwig, oddly.

I've seen three and part of another. And none were Bubba Ho-Tep, surprisingly.

That's the only one I've seen.

Yousonofabitch...

It's surprisingly heartfelt for a movie about Elvis and a black man with JFK's brain battling a mummy in a retirement home.

A shiny new donkey for whoever brings me the head of CT.

A shiny new zebra zorse will bring CT right to you.

Much faster'd.

[CT III]

Wow. I've only seen one on that list. And it wasn't Hedwig, oddly.

I've seen three and part of another. And none were Bubba Ho-Tep, surprisingly.

That's the only one I've seen.

Yousonofabitch...

It's surprisingly heartfelt for a movie about Elvis and a black man with JFK's brain battling a mummy in a retirement home.

A shiny new donkey for whoever brings me the head of CT.

A shiny new zebra zorse will bring CT right to you.

Much faster'd.

Did somebody call me?

[JD]

No one's seen The Tao of Steve?  Really?

[Bort]

No one's seen The Tao of Steve?  Really?

Really. But I have seen Spider-Baby at least a dozen times.

[PenPho]

Actually just looked at the list for the first time.

Some of the names sound familiar, but I'm not motivated to look them up on IMDB, so real quickly, I've also seen:

Legend of Buck Howard - Malkovich playing a version of The Amazing Kreskin, first time I ever saw Colin Hanks (unnerving how much he looks like his dad).
October Sky - Jake Thyllenhaal playing some science geek who grows up to become a NASA geek.
One Fine Day - Clooney/Pfieffer romantic
Resurrecting the Champ - Sam Jackson plays old boxer who's now homeless, gets help from Josh Hartnett

Buck Howard was entertaining, and I can half-heartedly recommend it, but there's not one of those movies really needs to be seen at all.

I wouldn't argue with anyone who said that Resurrecting the Champ was a complete pile of horseshit. 

[Quality Start Machine]

Find Me Guilty was surprisingly good.

[Slaky]

No one's seen The Tao of Steve?  Really?

Seen it. Loved it.

[Yeti]

Actually just looked at the list for the first time.

Some of the names sound familiar, but I'm not motivated to look them up on IMDB, so real quickly, I've also seen:

Legend of Buck Howard - Malkovich playing a version of The Amazing Kreskin, first time I ever saw Colin Hanks (unnerving how much he looks like his dad).
October Sky - Jake Thyllenhaal playing some science geek who grows up to become a NASA geek.
One Fine Day - Clooney/Pfieffer romantic
Resurrecting the Champ - Sam Jackson plays old boxer who's now homeless, gets help from Josh Hartnett

Buck Howard was entertaining, and I can half-heartedly recommend it, but there's not one of those movies really needs to be seen at all.

I wouldn't argue with anyone who said that Resurrecting the Champ was a complete pile of horseshit. 

You never watched Band of Brothers before 2009?

[PenPho]

Actually just looked at the list for the first time.

Some of the names sound familiar, but I'm not motivated to look them up on IMDB, so real quickly, I've also seen:

Legend of Buck Howard - Malkovich playing a version of The Amazing Kreskin, first time I ever saw Colin Hanks (unnerving how much he looks like his dad).
October Sky - Jake Thyllenhaal playing some science geek who grows up to become a NASA geek.
One Fine Day - Clooney/Pfieffer romantic
Resurrecting the Champ - Sam Jackson plays old boxer who's now homeless, gets help from Josh Hartnett

Buck Howard was entertaining, and I can half-heartedly recommend it, but there's not one of those movies really needs to be seen at all.

I wouldn't argue with anyone who said that Resurrecting the Champ was a complete pile of horseshit. 

You never watched Band of Brothers before 2009?

Not before 2009 or after.

[Quality Start Machine]

Actually just looked at the list for the first time.

Some of the names sound familiar, but I'm not motivated to look them up on IMDB, so real quickly, I've also seen:

Legend of Buck Howard - Malkovich playing a version of The Amazing Kreskin, first time I ever saw Colin Hanks (unnerving how much he looks like his dad).
October Sky - Jake Thyllenhaal playing some science geek who grows up to become a NASA geek.
One Fine Day - Clooney/Pfieffer romantic
Resurrecting the Champ - Sam Jackson plays old boxer who's now homeless, gets help from Josh Hartnett

Buck Howard was entertaining, and I can half-heartedly recommend it, but there's not one of those movies really needs to be seen at all.

I wouldn't argue with anyone who said that Resurrecting the Champ was a complete pile of horseshit. 

You never watched Band of Brothers before 2009?

Not before 2009 or after.

You fucking homo.

[Yeti]

Actually just looked at the list for the first time.

Some of the names sound familiar, but I'm not motivated to look them up on IMDB, so real quickly, I've also seen:

Legend of Buck Howard - Malkovich playing a version of The Amazing Kreskin, first time I ever saw Colin Hanks (unnerving how much he looks like his dad).
October Sky - Jake Thyllenhaal playing some science geek who grows up to become a NASA geek.
One Fine Day - Clooney/Pfieffer romantic
Resurrecting the Champ - Sam Jackson plays old boxer who's now homeless, gets help from Josh Hartnett

Buck Howard was entertaining, and I can half-heartedly recommend it, but there's not one of those movies really needs to be seen at all.

I wouldn't argue with anyone who said that Resurrecting the Champ was a complete pile of horseshit. 

You never watched Band of Brothers before 2009?

Not before 2009 or after.

Well, we can officially deport PenFoe back to Auschwitz.