What's the Last Movie You Watched?

[Warner2BruceTD]

Funny how this works, but I just found this pic of that little girl from Beyond The Mat. She just went to her prom.

 

 

[dell71]

Beyond the Mat is a great watch even if it is disturbing.

 

[Palooza]

I remember watching Beyond the Mat when I was younger and thinking "wow, this isn't like Ready to Rumble"

 

[EmpireWF]

Funny how this works, but I just found this pic of that little girl from Beyond The Mat. She just went to her prom.

 

And Foley's oldest son is a tall guy now, too.

On film forever bawling over daddy getting his head bashed in with a chair.

 

[Twigg4075]

Saw this with the wife yesterday. I would've rather seen MIB 3, but oh well. It was actually pretty good. The special effects were quite nice and Kristen Stewart isn't too bad to look at. Of course Charlize is always delicious. 7.5/10

 

[Maynard]

There was nothing "not real" about that scene. Those chair shots were very real, that blood was very real, that pain was very real. That's why his wife got so upset. That's why she's screaming in fear. That's all very 'real'. She was both horrified about what her husband was allowing to be done to himself, and disgusted that he put his family in a position to see it. Foley knew he was panning this series of vicious head shots, and has admitted that one of the biggest mistakes of his life was allowing his wife & children to sit ringside and watch him be maimed.

I guess when they showed his head split open in the locker room, that wasn't real either. Neither were the stitches. Or the concussion.

Anyway, these types of chairshots to the head are now frowned upon in wrestling because of the very real damage they cause. I had no problem with the reactions from the wife, and if anything, I have an issue with how far Foley and The Rock went with the brutality.

thats a really idiotic post warner. yes we all know the actual action was real. we all know the hits were real, we all know the blood was real, we all know the gash was real. But what wasnt real was the kids perception of their father getting his head bashing in by someone else....that someone was trying to hurt their dad

she knew what was going to happen, he knew what was going to happen but they still chose to allow their kids to view it and the mom made matters worse by screaming in fear rather than consoling her kids by telling them its just pretend. The only time he mentioned he felt like a bad father was after the match when they showed him his kids reaction weeks later.

leave it to you as a wrestling fag to jump to the its not fake card and totally miss the point of what i posted

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

thats a really idiotic post warner. yes we all know the actual action was real. we all know the hits were real, we all know the blood was real, we all know the gash was real. But what wasnt real was the kids perception of their father getting his head bashing in by someone else....that someone was trying to hurt their dad

she knew what was going to happen, he knew what was going to happen but they still chose to allow their kids to view it and the mom made matters worse by screaming in fear rather than consoling her kids by telling them its just pretend. The only time he mentioned he felt like a bad father was after the match when they showed him his kids reaction weeks later.

leave it to you as a wrestling fag to jump to the its not fake card and totally miss the point of what i posted

Lol, yes, im the one missing the point.

Edit - Im not going to continue this because it will just go in circles.

 

[nwfisch]

Philadelphia was a damn good movie.

I hate movies. :bazookajones:

 

[stevsta]

MIB 3

great movie, perfect summer movie

will smith is just a great actor

 

[Aso]

MIB 3

great movie, perfect summer movie

will smith is just a great actor

Saw it as well and I loved it.

I'm not much of a movie critic though. I'm not gonna be able tell anyone why I really like the movies I do but later I plan on watching Cabin In The Woods and then once a decent link comes up on movies2k I'll watch Chernobyl Diaries eventually as well.

 

[CCBrink]

I will add on to what's been said about MIB3. Saw it release night and liked it a lot more than I expected to. Way better than MIB2.

 

[Maynard]

Lol, yes, im the one missing the point.

Edit - Im not going to continue this because it will just go in circles.

obviously you did miss the point i was making or you wouldnt have made the post you made. there is no going in circles unless you want to argue my opinion of the scene.

 

[Aso]

I will add on to what's been said about MIB3. Saw it release night and liked it a lot more than I expected to. Way better than MIB2.

Easily better than the second. Wasn't a huge fan of the second. I haven't seen the first one in so long though so I gotta go back and watch it again.

 

[Aso]

Cabin in the woods was fucking insane. The concept was unlike any movie I have ever seen and it was entertaining as hell.

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

obviously you did miss the point i was making or you wouldnt have made the post you made. there is no going in circles unless you want to argue my opinion of the scene.

Your opinion is shit and your point that the wife was out of line with her reaction was stupid.

The fact that the outcome of a wrestling match is predetermined has nothing to do with the legitimate punishment Foley was taking, and it is completely understandable that his wife was upset to the point of tears. Telling her kids it's all "pretend" would have been worse, because it wasn't pretend. The Rock was trying to hurt Foley, with Foley's blessing. Intent of malice on The Rock's part is irrelevant in this case, and doesn't make what happened "pretend".

Again, Foley is at fault for willingly taking that abuse (even though his intentions were completely selfless, because the idea was to make The Rock look good, but carrying out those intentions in that manner was also very very stupid), and he was even more at fault for allowing his family to have a front row view. I'm not sure how you can criticize his wife for being traumatized by what she was seeing.

Fact is, you are missing my point. You think i'm making some goofy "wrestling is real, bro!" statement, but i'm not. I'm pointing out that condemning the wife makes no sense. She'd have to be half retarded and have no emotions towards her husband to chalk that up to being "pretend". Because it wasn't.

 

[EmpireWF]

she knew what was going to happen, he knew what was going to happen but they still chose to allow their kids to view it and the mom made matters worse by screaming in fear rather than consoling her kids by telling them its just pretend. The only time he mentioned he felt like a bad father was after the match when they showed him his kids reaction weeks later.

Don't be a tool.

His wife did not know what was going to happen. When all of a sudden, her husband is taking legit chair shots (close to 20 of them) to the skull, she freaks out a little bit. Obviously, the kids don't know any better and they freak out so she leaves with them in the middle of the match. Obviously, Mick should've told her what was gonna happen but he probably didn't think anything of it at the time.

What's your point?

 

[Cornelius]

His wife did not know what was going to happen.

Doesn't Mick Foley's wife know who he is? She did marry the guy who was famous for his Japan exploding bomb, tack filled mat, barb wire rope matches, didn't she?

Mick: It's an 'I quit' match honey, bring the kids
Wife: Oh, what happens there? Does he gently caress you until you give up?
Mick: I'm not sure, you'll have to find out

 

[CrimsonGhost56]

very good documentary about America's obsession with exotic and dangerous animals that are being kept as housepets. its crazy how easy it is to go out and buy a tiger, monkey, crocodile, venomous snake, or any other animal that could that has no business living in a home.

 

[EmpireWF]

Sure, but none of that while a headliner in WWF.

 

[Cornelius]

Sure, but none of that while a headliner in WWF.

Right, he only jumped off a 30 foot cage and took 20 chair shots to the dome.