new biker movie
#11
12-29-2006, 03:30 AM
RE: new biker movie
ORIGINAL: pauly711
I don't know, but I think this is better than portraying bikers as a bunch of thugs and punks that don't give a f about anybody or anyone. Personally, I am not near that age as to suffer from a midlife crisis, but better that than the other. But, your entitled to your opinion.
I don't know, but I think this is better than portraying bikers as a bunch of thugs and punks that don't give a f about anybody or anyone. Personally, I am not near that age as to suffer from a midlife crisis, but better that than the other. But, your entitled to your opinion.
#12
12-29-2006, 10:17 AM
Extreme HDF Member
RE: new biker movie
you know it willl endup as a h-wood flop,,, and portray us guys as anything but what we relly are
#13
12-29-2006, 11:54 AM
RE: new biker movie
uhhhhhh... explain to me what us guys are?
No, don't try
... don't need a 15 page thread on the impossible!! It's the one definition thatMerriam Webster will never print....
No, don't try
... don't need a 15 page thread on the impossible!! It's the one definition thatMerriam Webster will never print....
ORIGINAL: electaRICK
you know it willl endup as a h-wood flop,,, and portray us guys as anything but what we relly are
you know it willl endup as a h-wood flop,,, and portray us guys as anything but what we relly are
#14
12-29-2006, 12:06 PM
RE: new biker movie
ORIGINAL: electaRICK
you know it willl endup as a h-wood flop,,, and portray us guys as anything but what we relly are
you know it willl endup as a h-wood flop,,, and portray us guys as anything but what we relly are
#15
12-29-2006, 12:20 PM
RE: new biker movie
I'm not much for PR hoopla, but if there is a "Bike Night" event at the cinema when it opens in March that could be a fun thing to see in itself!
Betcha there's gonna be some MoCo or local promo.
Betcha there's gonna be some MoCo or local promo.
#16
12-29-2006, 12:43 PM
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RE: new biker movie
I can't wait it looks hellarious !Maybe it'll make a bunch of guys go out and buy new harley's and then decide it's not for them and sell them therefor flooding the market with a bunch of newer low mileage bikes and running prices down.
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12-29-2006, 12:43 PM
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#18
12-29-2006, 12:54 PM
RE: new biker movie
To some extent... Yes, that's a Hollywood phenom anymore! It premieres in March.. lots of pent up cabin fever! Get ready for those November 2007, bargains
ORIGINAL: tinknocker_02
I can't wait it looks hellarious !Maybe it'll make a bunch of guys go out and buy new harley's and then decide it's not for them and sell them therefor flooding the market with a bunch of newer low mileage bikes and running prices down.
I can't wait it looks hellarious !Maybe it'll make a bunch of guys go out and buy new harley's and then decide it's not for them and sell them therefor flooding the market with a bunch of newer low mileage bikes and running prices down.
#19
12-29-2006, 02:11 PM
RE: new biker movie
I watched that trailer three times now and it is absolutely hillarious. The one scene were Macey does that fist touching thing and looses control had me laughing my butt off. The idea that somebody threw out hereearlier of having a bike night at a theater when it opens would be great and a lot of fun.
#20
12-29-2006, 02:17 PM
RE: new biker movie
ORIGINAL: pauly711
Saw this trailer for a new movie called Wild Hogs. It stars Tim Allen, William H. Macy, Martin Lawrence, and John Travolta. It appears that these 4 upper-middle class suburbanite guys are having midlife issues and decide to go for a ride. So they decide to do a cross-country ride where they run into the Del Fuegos (apparently a real life gang) and the gang takes issue with their "novice approach" (story from movie website). It actually looks half-way decent. I guess someone finally decided to do a little tongue-in-cheek comedy at all the suburban upper middle class bike riders. Not saying anything is wrong with that.
Paul
Saw this trailer for a new movie called Wild Hogs. It stars Tim Allen, William H. Macy, Martin Lawrence, and John Travolta. It appears that these 4 upper-middle class suburbanite guys are having midlife issues and decide to go for a ride. So they decide to do a cross-country ride where they run into the Del Fuegos (apparently a real life gang) and the gang takes issue with their "novice approach" (story from movie website). It actually looks half-way decent. I guess someone finally decided to do a little tongue-in-cheek comedy at all the suburban upper middle class bike riders. Not saying anything is wrong with that.
Paul