Yes. Plus it's based on the true story of Brock Yates from Car & Driver magazine. The strategies and cars are interesting.
Movies You've Seen That Aaron Hasn't
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With absolutely zero research that Burt Reynolds movie is the one where they drive all the way across the country in a race? Or am I thinking of a different movie. If it's what I just said then I have seen it but I clearly barely remember any of it besides the premise.
Oh okay so you're just 7 years older than I. I thought you were a little older than that and were probably a young teen when it came out so I assumed you hadn't seen it.
We had it on VHS. I doubt my parents took me to the theater to see it when I was three, but who knows.
Also, once again you win. So far I think the only two adult movies I've stumped you on is that one with no dialogue and the other one that's foreign and incredibly disturbing. I will get you at some point. I'll think of more obscure shit I've seen.
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The Cannonball Run was what I was expecting, silly but a few good laughs. Kudos to Dom Deluise for always being on point with the comedy. Without all the stars, I might have lost interest after a while.
Honestly I think I’d rather actively dislike a movie than lose interest in it
Honestly I think I’d rather actively dislike a movie than lose interest in it
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
Jackie Chan was in the cast oddly enough. Don't remember his role. But yeah it was pretty star-packed. It was along the same lines as most Burt Reynolds comedies back in the day, nothing earth-shattering, but entertaining if you're into that sort of thing. I liked it, although I haven't seen it since.
As I mentioned, if you want some background, read this
Cannonball Baker Sea-to-Shining-Sea Memorial Trophy Dash - Wikipedia
The 70s seem to have been the high point in the celebration of the American open road adventures.
And the 2000's are the introduction of the Great American Road Rage Adventures.
If you can spare 18 minutes, this video has it all. The history of the Cannonball run, the resurgence of attempts in the 2000s, and the current record-holders' adventure, which happened during the 2020 covid lockdown.
I watched Bad Ronald. By 1970s television movie standards, this movie was pretty good. Ronald was one creepy guy. Without spoiling anything, the ending went too quickly, missed opportunity to drag it out and increase the scares.
Also I found a website that you can basically watch any old movie ever. Free and no login. It’s like the movie version of original Napster but not on dial up.
It’s also probably something like Fight Club, something better not to talk about haha.
It’s also probably something like Fight Club, something better not to talk about haha.
I was like 12 when I saw it, so the whole storyline really creeped me out, but was relatable at the same time. The part where the family moves away was really something.
And when I started dating Mrs Scotch, I discovered that she also saw it and was very affected. In fact, we use "Bad Ronald room" to describe any hidden area in a house or garage where people go to smoke.
Yeah the new family moves in and they are wondering why a house that size only appears to have one bathroom 
Popstar is pretty fucking funny.
Fuck me like we fucked bin laden......she wanted me to fuck her harder than the US military fucked bin laden.
This girl requested intercourse to bring her to climax With the clinical efficiency of the assassination of Bin Laden
You're harboring a fugitive.....that ass.
You finished me off, now throw me in the ocean.
Hahahah.
Fuck me like we fucked bin laden......she wanted me to fuck her harder than the US military fucked bin laden.
This girl requested intercourse to bring her to climax With the clinical efficiency of the assassination of Bin Laden
You're harboring a fugitive.....that ass.
You finished me off, now throw me in the ocean.
Hahahah.
Shit okay of course I'm wrong about that if you're unfamiliar because you're Aaron Mr every movie ever like hey criterion collection consult with Aaron if you ever need to ask a question about anything.........
I'm positive the lonely Island has made more than two movies. Popstar Never Stop Never Stopping, Hotrod and there's got to be another one that I'm missing....
Oh it's Macgruber that was The Lonely Island. They did that. I thought it was Awesometown because I'm into them but that was like a 15 minute short.
They wrote, directed and produced Mcgruber.
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Do you carve out a chunk of time after work every single day to watch movies? Like when I get home from work I take a quick shower. Make some sort of dinner. Make sure Athena's good and then I watch YouTube. Maybe a little TV and every now and then a movie.
It seems like you get home from work, do the same stuff and then carve out like 6 hours for movies every single night. How else would anybody know as much about movies as you do? Besides like the podcast people I listen to and that's their job they get paid for it.
The commitment is impressive. I'm sure Pam would like to talk to you about how to make a guy commit to something in that same type of way.
It seems like you get home from work, do the same stuff and then carve out like 6 hours for movies every single night. How else would anybody know as much about movies as you do? Besides like the podcast people I listen to and that's their job they get paid for it.
The commitment is impressive. I'm sure Pam would like to talk to you about how to make a guy commit to something in that same type of way.
Yeah there's not a day goes by that I don't watch at least one or two movies. On the weekend I'm watching 9 or 10 at least 
That's impressive!
I find some new content every weekend, but usually get lazy and rewatch a bunch of stuff that I've seen before.
I find some new content every weekend, but usually get lazy and rewatch a bunch of stuff that I've seen before.