Am I the only motherfucker in the world that watches "Roadhouse" every time it comes on?
I know it's a cheesy fucking movie, but Sam Elliot is one of my favorite actors.
I love the part when he kicks that dude in the knee, grins, and says "Goddamn, that hurt, didn't it?"
I bet I've seen that movie a hundred times and I'm watching it again tonight.
I watch it EVERYTIME I see it on. That and Rudy - you can't help it.
ReplyDeleteCan't be helped; it's entertaining, even if it's a little on the silly side in parts. Can't disagree about Sam Elliot either.
ReplyDelete"Red Dawn" as well.
ReplyDeleteYep on both accounts (Red Dawn, too). The weekend Patrick died, I watched both these movies a few times. Timeless.
ReplyDeleteI still say "That dog won't hunt". LOL
Im with you. that movie kicks major ass. Where else have you ever seen a guy kick a shotgun to avoid being shot? RIP Swayze.
ReplyDeletewatched hundreds of times already, and you only like sam elliot because he reminds you of yourself, now isnt that true! ;))
ReplyDeleteCan't ever pass it up. My other favorite quote, Dalton: "I want you to be nice until it's time to not be nice." Fairly god words to live by too in my opinion. :-)
ReplyDeleteDammit "Good"...I meant to say "Good"
ReplyDeleteNo more Coors for me :-)
I just watched it last night.....on regular TV though. It's alot better when you can see that pricks goozler gettin ripped out!
ReplyDeleteyep, me too.
ReplyDeletealso Point Break and Next of Kin
Screw you Anonymous. Im glad your ass is getting canned. "ALL ANONYMOUS COMMENTS WILL BE DELETED!
ReplyDeleteAt least have the decency to make up a name if you're too chickenshit to leave your own."
Calm down, Will. I deleted it.
ReplyDeleteLots of people make fun of it - most famously Ron White, I think - and put it down as a bad film, or say they like it because "...it's so bad it's good." *I* like it because it's a re-telling of the classic Western tale "lone cowboy rides into town, gets the girl, and whips the Big Bad Guy."
ReplyDeleteAnd this: having worked as a bouncer in more than a few types of bars, I can tell you from personal experience that when he takes charge at the Double Deuce the way he deals with the existing crew and the speech he gives the ones he kept and the new guys about how they are to do the job is *precisely* the way the job should be done. Been there, done that, wore out the t-shirt and broke the coffee cup.