[JohnHuang2]

Friday, March 7, 2003

Quote of the Day by river rat

[marvlus]

I say "Yipee-kai-aye" too!

[Luis Gonzalez]

[Mamzelle]

We ought to make a point to buy a ticket and enjoy ourselves. I love a good action flick.

However, I don't think boycotting these boneheaded Hollywood types is effective, because they don't mind losing money making boring movies... as is seen here, they'll be giving these tedious hasbeens more roles "just because". .

[mystery-ak]

Thanks John for this article....we need to support Willis at the box office....that's how Hollyweird measures everything, with $'s.

[RightOnline]

Willis is a great guy........and there are plenty of us who see it; know it. He's one helluvan actor as well. I'll patronize his films, for he has earned it. He has more courage (personal, professional) than any 100 of his "peers" in Hollywood combined.

Rock on, Bruce.

[GodBlessRonaldReagan]

If Bruce Willis can't act, then how do you explain his stellar turn in Pulp Fiction???

[BlueLancer]

"...his career has survived all of the set-backs the Left so voraciously relishes (see any review for Hudson Hawk..."

Personally, I thought that Hudson Hawk was one of the funniest movies that I've ever seen, a sheer nonsensical movie of the Laurel and Hardy, Abbott and Costello, Marx Brothers type of films.

It's also about the only time that I've been able to stand Sandra Berhard, who plays Minerva Mayflower. In this role, she fits the mold of the character perfectly. Richard E. Grant, as her power-mad husband Darwin Mayflower, is probably better known for his portrayal of the Scarlet Pimpernel on A&E, but he also does a hysterically funny over-the-top villain. James Coburn spoofs himself (going back to the "Our Man Flint" spy movies) as the CIA agent leading a pack of "new kids on the block" code-named after candy bars.

I don't care what anyone says ... much as I enjoyed the animated roto-scoped version of "Lord of the Rings", the roto-scoped animated "Wizards", and all of my Three Stooges, Marx Brothers, Abbott and Costello, and Laurel and Hardy movies, "Hudson Hawk" is a movie that I re-watch at least once a month.

[An.American.Expatriate]

I've always liked BW's movies, and now I guess I know why. Time for me to go out and stock up on BW movies. I didn't know he was such a suporter (I don't pay much attention to the goofy antics of the Wholywierd crowd).

[the crow]

Willis bump! This will be the first movie I've been to in years.

[wgeorge2001]

"If you guys vote for Al Gore, you're out of your minds… Gore's a knucklehead… just the lying and mendacity of the last eight years of the regime that Al Gore was a part and parcel of… I mean, there is only so much lying the American people will take before they go, 'Uh, this doesn't seem like a good idea.' You have to look at what he does and what he stands for."


I am so glad that there are still men in Hollywood of whom I can be proud of. Say on Bruce, you the man!!!!

[Remole]

I think "Unbreakable" is one of the top 50 films of all time.

And has anyone else on the forum heard that BW bought up 11,000 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies from his daughter and sent them to the troops in the Gulf?

[kidd]

Bruce Willis is a great actor. I've enjoyed his acting going back to the TV show "Moonlighting". He was very convincing in "The Sixth Sense".

[dennisw]

I like his movie "Mercury Rising". It sort of came and went. It's a bit cheesy but very enjoyable.

[Wait4Truth]

Bruce bump!!!

[hchutch]

The line is not quite right.

The line is: "Yippie-kai-yay, motherf***er."

[GrandMoM]

BUMP....for a real AMERICAN in Hollywierd!!!!!!

[MrConfettiMan]

Bump for Willis.

[LRS]

And the leftist Hollywood scum has actually got the nerve to talk about stopping a supposed new round of McCarthyism????????

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

Duuuuuh because maybe he has a brain and thinks for himself.

[battlegearboat]

What you taukin' 'bout Willis!