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Post by Popeye Doyle on Oct 3, 2019 22:25:32 GMT
The Milkman - In an idyllic Irish village, the local milkman is Miles O'Murphy. One day, some hoodlums assault him and smash all his milk bottles. They soon realized they just fucked with the wrong dairy man. Turns out O'Murphy is ex-special forces.
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Post by biker1 on Oct 3, 2019 23:09:18 GMT
the milkman 2 coming out of retirement after the murder of the local milkman, Miles O'Murphy investigates a conspiracy to poison the village milk supply.
spoiler - the cows did it.
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Post by dirtypillows on Oct 3, 2019 23:20:07 GMT
The Milkman - In an idyllic Irish village, the local milkman is Miles O'Muprhy. One day, some hoodlums assault him and smash all his milk bottles. They soon realized they just fucked with the wrong dairy man. Turns out O'Murphy is ex-special forces. I find Liam Neeson attractive and wouldn't mind seeing him pitch some action.
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Post by politicidal on Oct 4, 2019 0:18:42 GMT
Sounds legit. It's too bad other alternative job titles like The Accountant and The Lawnmower Man were already taken.
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Post by moviebuffbrad on Oct 4, 2019 1:14:12 GMT
One day Liam Neeson's wife, daughter, aunt, mother, niece, and every other female unlucky enough to be associated with him are all simultaneously assaulted by some African descended men who were born out of wedlock. Turns out they messed with the wrong guy, as Liam begins hunting them with a cosh.
Title: The Black Bastards
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Post by Toasted Cheese on Oct 4, 2019 1:19:55 GMT
The Milkman - In an idyllic Irish village, the local milkman is Miles O'Muprhy. One day, some hoodlums assault him and smash all his milk bottles. They soon realized they just fucked with the wrong dairy man. Turns out O'Murphy is ex-special forces. I find Liam Neeson attractive and wouldn't mind seeing him pitch some action. I myself have always found it difficult to figure out if I thought he was physically attractive or sexy to me. I guess he isn't really. Features are not soft enough for my liking.
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Post by Prime etc. on Oct 4, 2019 1:27:10 GMT
LIGHT MAN - A scientist working on a new hair replacement treatment is horribly scarred and he uses his technology to become a hairball of revenge.
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Post by Popeye Doyle on Oct 4, 2019 1:32:23 GMT
The Vet - Seamus McFury is a veterinarian in a small, New England town. Any animal abuse he sees, he doesn’t forget. After seeing a man kick his dog, McFury later attacks him at night and beats the shit out of him. Next morning, that dog is getting all the treats.
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Post by dirtypillows on Oct 4, 2019 2:31:42 GMT
I find Liam Neeson attractive and wouldn't mind seeing him pitch some action. I myself have always found it difficult to figure out if I thought he was physically attractive or sexy to me. I guess he isn't really. Features are not soft enough for my liking. Yeah, I can see that. He has some coarseness in his features. But I sometimes find that very attractive in a guy. He seems sexually charged as well. That's interesting that Neeson's looks gave you pause. I might say that about Tom Cruise, but any doubts I have would likely be the result of his serpent-like personality. This may sound dramatic, but I think there might be something a little bit evil about Tom Cruise. He seems terribly, deeply narcissistic. So much that he could never show mercy to another person if he felt like they wronged him. And how did he shoot to such spectacular fame?
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Post by Toasted Cheese on Oct 4, 2019 2:40:07 GMT
I myself have always found it difficult to figure out if I thought he was physically attractive or sexy to me. I guess he isn't really. Features are not soft enough for my liking. Yeah, I can see that. He has some coarseness in his features. But I sometimes find that very attractive in a guy. He seems sexually charged as well. That's interesting that Neeson's looks gave you pause. I might say that about Tom Cruise, but any doubts I have would likely be the result of his serpent-like personality. This may sound dramatic, but I think there might be something a little bit evil about Tom Cruise. He seems terribly, deeply narcissistic. So much that he could never show mercy to another person if he felt like they wronged him. And how did he shoot to such spectacular fame? Your take on Cruise is interesting. Being a Scientologist, they are not supposed to project out negative thoughts or say bad things about others, but he does appear to be a bit about the self. I can see his appeal and why he shot to fame, but he does appear to be a bit duplicitous, like he may be give off the appearance of being or meaning one thing, but is really thinking something else. It is a game that he is upholding.
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Post by dirtypillows on Oct 4, 2019 3:15:19 GMT
Yeah, I can see that. He has some coarseness in his features. But I sometimes find that very attractive in a guy. He seems sexually charged as well. That's interesting that Neeson's looks gave you pause. I might say that about Tom Cruise, but any doubts I have would likely be the result of his serpent-like personality. This may sound dramatic, but I think there might be something a little bit evil about Tom Cruise. He seems terribly, deeply narcissistic. So much that he could never show mercy to another person if he felt like they wronged him. And how did he shoot to such spectacular fame? Your take on Cruise is interesting. Being a Scientologist, they are not supposed to project out negative thoughts or say bad things about others, but he does appear to be a bit about the self. I can see his appeal and why he shot to fame, but he does appear to be a bit duplicitous, like he may be give off the appearance of being or meaning one thing, but is really thinking something else. It is a game that he is upholding. Oh, I think he is totally playing a game, where he is god. He was interviewed by Matt Lauer a few years back and Lauer (who seems just as pompous as Cruise, but perhaps not so scary) challenged ole Tom on his remarks about how overall wrong anti-depressants were, specifically targeting (and criticizing) Brooke Shields for taking anti-depressants for her reportedly severe post-partum depression which I have no doubt is a real thing. And I will never know and I do feel somewhat obligated to tip my hat to the women who go through labor. I will never have to experience that. Tom Cruise really had no business even offering his opinion here and he's got it so made that where he is arrogant, he should be grateful. He acted like he was an expert and qualified psychiatrist - "you don't know psychiatry, Matt! I do! I know psychiatry!" - and when he really gets riled up, he does indeed give a flickering of the tongue. Here at the 8:00 minute mark it is unmistakable. He clearly has Little Man Syndrome as he attempts to intimidate Lauer, leaning into him, wagging his finger in Lauer's face, his nice thighs spread in bold isosceles right triangle fashion, openly chastising Lauer for not knowing the literature. Whatever, Tom. I'm just glad Katie Holmes (whom I know absolutely nothing about, except she seems like a nice person) got away from him before he offered her up to Lucifer.
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Post by Toasted Cheese on Oct 4, 2019 3:34:40 GMT
Your take on Cruise is interesting. Being a Scientologist, they are not supposed to project out negative thoughts or say bad things about others, but he does appear to be a bit about the self. I can see his appeal and why he shot to fame, but he does appear to be a bit duplicitous, like he may be give off the appearance of being or meaning one thing, but is really thinking something else. It is a game that he is upholding. Oh, I think he is totally playing a game, where he is god. He was interviewed by Matt Lauer a few years back and Lauer (who seems just as pompous as Cruise, but perhaps not so scary) challenged ole Tom on his remarks about how overall wrong anti-depressants were, specifically targeting (and criticizing) Brooke Shields for taking anti-depressants for her reportedly severe post-partum depression which I have no doubt is a real thing. And I will never know and I do feel somewhat obligated to tip my hat to the women who go through labor. I will never have to experience that. Tom Cruise really had no business even offering his opinion here and he's got it so made that where he is arrogant, he should be grateful. He acted like he was an expert and qualified psychiatrist - "you don't know psychiatry, Matt! I do! I know psychiatry!" - and when he really gets riled up, he does indeed give a flickering of the tongue. Here at the 8:00 minute mark it is unmistakable. He clearly has Little Man Syndrome as he attempts to intimidate Lauer, leaning into him, wagging his finger in Lauer's face, his nice thighs spread in bold isosceles right triangle fashion, openly chastising Lauer for not knowing the literature. Whatever, Tom. I'm just glad Katie Holmes (whom I know absolutely nothing about, except she seems like a nice person) got away from him before he offered her up to Lucifer. I will watch that clip again sometime soon Mr. D. I recall seeing when originally aired. I don't know what Cruise's credentials are, but I do agree with him to a certain extent. People need to be allowed to feel what they are feeling without numbing it down. Hormones are bound to play a big part in post-partum depression, but it is something that affects billions of women and Shields wasn't an exception. It seems like a natural part of child labor\birth and I do think too many people can be too damn precious regarding their feelings. Unless one is acting psychotic due to whatever reason, and there are usually valid reasons for this which comes down to other drugs, being depressed is perhaps not such a bad thing and can also be a key lesson in putting things into perspective.
I am anti-natalist for the most part and many women are having children for their own self-gratification or wanting to fill in a void. It could also be a reminder to take heed in how the life that has been brought into this world needs to be carefully tendered too. Not that it appears to make damn difference, because being the cynic I am, I see parents more often than not tend to screw up their kids more than do the best and proper thing by them.
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Post by Ass_E9 on Oct 4, 2019 4:30:38 GMT
He's a disgraced professor of agriculture and recovering alcoholic with an IRA past. (During the Troubles, he blocked a British security force vehicle's tailpipe with a potato, with disastrous results.) He has a shot at redemption when a former student he mentored goes missing after uncovering a plot to unleash a modern-day equivalent of the Great Potato Famine. To steer clear of Irish stereotypes, Neeson plays his character in blackface.
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Post by Fox in the Snow on Oct 4, 2019 9:16:38 GMT
Liam Neeson's agent brings him the script to another crappy action/revenge film. Liam isn't happy...
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Post by Popeye Doyle on Apr 5, 2021 13:17:35 GMT
Liam Neeson's agent brings him the script to another crappy action/revenge film. Liam isn't happy... 
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