I remember watching it once, super late at night since there wasn't anything else on. caught it right from the get go.

some parts of it just creep me out a little.

from what i took from it (FWIW), was the dude was an overworked traveling saleslman, who started seeing things / paranoid that weren't there.

Who has the record for most movies made per year? Or just most movies made period? Nicholas Cage has got to be close. I need some research.

A bit of useless information: A scene from Duel was used in an episode of The Incredible Hulk.

Studios were notorious in that era for recycling stock footage from movies for tv shows. Especially Universal
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Machete Kills was ****ing awesome, I watched it at 3 in the morning last night on netflix. They really need to make that Machete Kills .....Again IN SPACE.

P.S. Alexa Vega is smokin.

Just watched The Breakfast Club for the first time. Not bad for a 30 year old movie.

Watched Regarding Henry last night. Wow that thing can make me blubber.

Also Harrison Ford is such a great actor. I'm actually going on a Ford kick here now. Tonight, 42.

First time? How is this possible?

Have you seen Clear and Present Danger?

Haven't seen any of the Jack Ryan movies.

Here's my list so far.

Clear and Present Danger
Patriot Games
42
Cowboys and Aliens
Paranoia
Random Hearts
Morning Glory
Six Days Seven Nights

Obviously I've seen Star Wars, Indy, Blade Runner, Sabrina, Air Force One.

No desire to see the ones where Ford plays the computer guy (Firewall) or the cop. Those look shitty.

Firewall wasn't bad.

I'm the opposite. I can't stand Harrison Ford fo some reason.
I think he is to acting what Steven Segal is to running.

Didn't care for Six Days Seven Nights.

The Fugitive was very good.

Hollywood Homicide wasn't terrible.

Blasphemy!