You Lie Becouse im the One Who Killed Them (The Quick and The Dead movie).wmv

The Quick and the Dead is a 1995 western film directed by Sam Raimi and starring Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe and Leonardo DiCaprio. The story focuses on "The Lady" (Stone), a gunfighter who rides into the 1878 Wild West town of Redemption, controlled by the ruthless John Herod (Hackman). The Lady joins a deadly dueling competition in an attempt to exact revenge for her father's death.
Writer Simon Moore's script for The Quick and the Dead was purchased by Sony Pictures Entertainment in May 1993, and actress Sharon Stone signed on as both star and co-producer. Development was fast tracked after director Sam Raimi's hiring, and principal photography began in Old Tucson Studios in Arizona on November 21, 1993. Distribution duties were covered by Sony-owned TriStar Pictures and Columbia Pictures. The Quick and the Dead was released in the United States on February 10, 1995 to a dismal box office performance, and received mixed but generally favorable reviews from critics.
This was Woody Strode's final performance (the film is dedicated to him), as well as the last theatrical release of Roberts Blossom.

[@joshg.6315]

You’d have to look awfully hard to find a role that Gene Hackman didn’t knock out of the park. Legendary actor.

[@jamesbrinkman9332]

Life

[@ShovaSG1]

You could say the same about Lance Henriksen, just in smaller roles.

[@Rick-Sanchez-C-137]

Gene & Clint in Unforgiven one of my all time favorite westerns. 😃

[@drdrumbeat3010]

I cant belive the guy took this role, because this movie is so silly. Having said that, he makes it 'cult' and it fun :)

[@TrillShatner]

Mississippi Burning is probably the best of all his performances. Playing along side Willem Dafoe.. legendary

[@iDropPhats]

I love how he turned around after a few seconds like *”ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED???”*

[@kriswelsh3844]

Exactly

[@scottgarrison1457]

No..u quote.. GLADIATOR He doesn't say it ..orrr.. maybe its a Mandela Effect!

[@orphious885]

Where did you think Russell Crowe got it from? 😄

[@scottgarrison1457]

@@orphious885 to b honest.. I thought Gene says it.. it would be nice spot..maybe its Mandela.. its like the Brittany video where she adjusts her headset that isn't there but everyone remembers it and even a doll has it as an accessory with the red jumpsuit. Gene just looks at the crowd and leaves firing each pistol in the air..

[@Rensune]

What other Entertainment did people have back then? People used to have picnics to watch Wars.

[@troyfunk5578]

There's a brief scene later in the film in which Herod is cleaning his guns in preparation for his fight with Cort. He's wearing glasses, he's not wearing the corset that makes him look slim to the outside world, and his lower lip is tremoring. He IS an old man, but only where no one else can see. We learn a lot about him from that short scene!

[@billyreyrillon3130]

Also, at the end of that scene, Herod sighs like saying "Why do I have to do this over and over again in my life?"

[@fokkerd3red618]

In real life, I think people mellow to a certain extent. To stay a brutal sadistic gunfighter well into your 50's just doesn't hold water with me, but in Hollywood anything is possible.

[@locutus99]

@@fokkerd3red618 read this guys bio en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Bronson_(prisoner)

[@rebelwithoutaclue9387]

Good eye! Not a lot of people notice those sorts of character building scenes unless they’re blatantly in your face! There are quite a few of those type of visuals in this movie! It’s very misunderstood! And by far Sharon Stones best performance in her career! No overt sexuality or insufferable bitch behaviour! Goes to show how badly actors can be type cast!

[@BlazingOwnager]

@@fokkerd3red618 The origin of this character is pretty much the quote "Beware an old man in a profession where you die young."

[@wonkothesane8691]

As my Daddy used to say, before he left this cold, cruel world: "It's better to be an honest villain than a lying coward."

[@vivi44]

Sounds like the kind of guy who killed for his country for a paycheck. Honest work.

[@ZombieGuyDevelopment]

@@michaelcovey7007 what is wrong with you?

[@Wastelander13]

@@michaelcovey7007 You sound like Ace in the movie, a bladder full of stinking air.

[@Drew__Films]

@@ZombieGuyDevelopment he deleted his comment, What did he say? I’m super curious now!

[@themissionimpossible4387]

Okay, boys. This assh*le played by Gene Hackman said that ‘’nothing scared him’’. He was a liar because he screamed in terror before dying.

[@BackwoodsFilms]

The sound effects in this movie deserve an award -- the jingling of spurs, the tick of the town clock, the strike of a match, the flame igniting, and the sound it makes as it's flicked away, the smooth sliding of a gun into its holster -- even the subtle sound of a mustache being combed -- all used to stunning dramatic effect.

[@intsoccersuperstar1]

I love that their conversation is taking place at a volume just above a whisper, then the camera zooms out and they’re actually about 75 feet away from each other.

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

implies "the silence could be cut with a knife" have you never watched a western before?

[@zimworlddee919]

ok,time for some red dead redemtion 2

[@Paid2Win]

Right? That fucked me up

[@georgedoolittle9616]

sadly satirical makes for a bad movie and worse still a total waste of money for all concerned.

[@Red-qg3ms]

I think anime definitely took inspiration from that.

[@W.Stryker]

Nobody could have done the role of John Herod better then Gene Hackman.

[@fxmorin439]

7 billion people. Maths are against your statement.

[@sapher2020]

Martin Sheen could might have pulled it off

[@donarthiazi2443]

Morgan Freedman could have done it as well, or better

[@alejandrosantana5693]

Hugh Jackman could have done the role justice.

[@donarthiazi2443]

@@alejandrosantana5693 Hmmm, maybe... but Hugh doesn't seem to have an inner darkness about him that's neccessary to play this role. But you never know... he might have been perfect

[@thedude5240]

This scene is my favorite in the whole movie.Hackmans character not only shows how fast he is he also humiliates ace by matching him hand for hand and out drawing him everytime.

[@evilcartmensolo7198]

I love how people are just standing behind these guys like " hey no ones going to miss, I hope".

[@SolarSailor1967]

That Hacman smirk is purely sinister. It's very believable and almost makes you feel you are in danger.

[@douglaswilliams6834]

Morgan Freeman said that Hackman genuinely frightened him during the whipping scene in Unforgiven.

[@dsjoakim35]

The sound department did an amazing job in the movie. Listen to the sound of Herod pudding the cigar in his mouth, the match being lit, and the revolver sliding back in to the holster.

[@aaronmehaffey6251]

Lance Henriksen was so underrated in my opinion.

[@jorgevaldez9257]

Took the post out of my hands...

[@bwrpwr]

Check out Gunfighter's Moon with him as the lead if you haven't!

[@heatherporterfield7343]

He has range as an actor. He is believable as either hero or villain.

[@kanakanorcal2565]

The ace of spades that came out of the sleeve of his long johns at the end. Lol

[@stevevanderslice2244]

The dead man's hand.

[@duffysullivan2794]

Yea, that was too funny! A faker all the way 😁

[@ironphoenix5145]

This was a very important scene in the movie. It's the first time we see exactly how fast , deadly and ruthless Herod is. You see a few times how scared and concerned Sharon Stone's character is realizing that is what she will be up against if she is matched against Herod.

[@FaithPvP]

"You're not fast enough!" "Today I am!"

[@Drew__Films]

@@FaithPvP Isn’t it ironic how the most important shot Ellen had to take in her life had nothing to do with her being fast because she had all the time in the world, plus three shots meaning three chances to save her fathers life. All she had to be that day was not fast but slow, steady, and accurate. Which she turned out to be the complete opposite lol. She should have aimed high to test the water since she had 2 more tries after the first one but nope she shoots her own father directly in his third eye on her first try lmao. It was an amazing and impressive shot if her intent was to kill him but the fact she was supposed to save him and shoot the rope but instead instantly shoots the middle of his forehead, I think it’s safe to say that’s the worst shot anyone has ever taken in the history of shooting. Even for a little girl who has never shot a gun before, to be that close and have 3 chances I’m surprised she ever picked up a gun again after that epic fail which resulted in her murdering her own dad 😭😂

[@WNShadow814]

@@Drew__Films still she got another crack at it when the preacher was on a chair with a rope around him just like her dad. Had her three shots and saved him

[@bwrpwr]

@@Drew__Films Almost like it was a movie huh?

[@deadschooled]

Yeah, we saw the movie too……. And if we hadn’t, we definitely wouldn’t care about all that garbage that just fell out of your mouth…

[@cw9627]

Gene Hackman is simply one of the greatest actors in history. This movie would be no good without him!

[@hitchcockisthegoat]

Back when men were men and weren’t encouraged to be less masculine. He probably retired in the early 2000’s because he saw where Hollywood and mainstream entertainment was headed. He’d probably be cancelled today.

[@GunnCarter91]

@@hitchcockisthegoat Actually he continued acting till like the late 2000's before cancel culture came back

[@urcookin]

Lance would have been good too. He played pretty good here.

[@DirkDirk1983]

Always wondered why Hackman and all the other great actors joined this bad, really bad Western...

[@Jermbot15]

@@DirkDirk1983 Gene Hackman was old school. If his agent called him about a part, he would probably take the part. Turns out after Unforgiven his agent had a pretty easy time casting him as an evil sheriff during the Western Revival craze of the 90's.

[@michaeldamico9592]

Sharon Stone is what makes this movie SMOKING 💨💨💨💨

[@jarodneedham7326]

Gene is one of the greatest in my book…even as a villain you have to love his chops!

[@davejoseph5615]

I like the way the crowd just stands around calmly waiting to catch a stray bullet.

[@jasonuerkvitz3756]

Sam Raimi is such a superb director. I love the shots he arranges with his cinematographer. It tells everything in such a dynamic and exciting way.

[@ericburris4804]

Lance is always a beast in any movies even if he's dying

[@another-learner8677]

Gene Hackman such good actor. Love how he lights that cigar so smoothly while in middle of a gun fight.

[@M-E-G-A]

1:23 There’s something about a gun going in nice, and smoothly back in its holster whilst the hot smoke goes.

[@We_Are_Borg_478]

It's because it looks like a hot pocket, snuggled nicely in it's microwave pouch.

[@Destro7000]

lol, remind you of something else? ;)

[@M-E-G-A]

I know what you mean..😄

[@joethekinghawk7514]

Satan himself, smoking

[@johnnyv.5142]

Gene Hackman never disappoints! One of our great screen legends! Case in point in this stylish neo-western classic!

[@klaus.kinsky3954]

The way he lights that match😆. I love it❤

[@DoctorCVC]

I just realized the first place Herod shot Hanlon was in the thumb; this after mentioning a little bit previous to this scene he heard Hanlon had accidentally shot a young girl’s thumb off with his horse/card gun trick. So this was both a symbolic revenge from Herod, maybe implying he had some sort of standards, but also just yet another way Herod humiliated Hanlon.

[@Necromortus]

As a kid, I always loved this movie. Growing up and finding out it was directed by Sam Raimi makes me understand why.

[@DirkDirk1983]

Yes, Raimi made a lot of bad movies indeed, including this one. Darkman not included.

[@Necromortus]

@@DirkDirk1983 I love his style even as an adult. He makes the most enjoyable and fun shlock there is and he purposefully does so. Sorry to hear you think they're bad movies, but you totally misunderstood what I meant.

[@cp-sh9nj]

Dude wtf. I’ve been holding out on this one and saving it cause it’s supposed to be good. Never knew it was Raimi til right now. Explains everything I’ve heard lol. Nice surprise! And I can’t name one of his movies I don’t like although now I gotta check and see if I missed any others. Thanks! He wrote the hudsucker proxy?? That’s awesome.

[@DirkDirk1983]

@@Necromortus I intentionally misunderstood your comment :)... No hard feeling. Everyone has his own opinion about what's right and wrong, good and bad... But in my opinion. To make a reference. The camera work in The Good the Bad and the Ugly is reproduced and overdone. But there will always be one complaining, this time it's me 😉

[@Necromortus]

@@cp-sh9nj Hope you have fun :)

[@OrdinaryInspiration]

"Y'all better clap now." Loved this movie. Great cast, especially Gene Hackman.

[@leeward6762]

Underrated Movie

[@imeddiewilson1572]

One, the greatest actor of all time. The other, an actor in some of the greatest movies of all time. Really epic

[@jbellflower83]

Gene Hackman is one of my all time favorite movie villains. Just about up there with Lee Van Cleef.

[@MarcillaSmith]

I clutched my pearls

[@ikediz]

I remember watching this on VHS and thinking, "Hey, that's the kid from Gilbert Grape!" Looking back what a cast!

[@ReaverLordTonus]

He loses one saloon shootout with Clint Eastwood and Hackman just couldn't let it go. Lol

[@jonathanjames2162]

lmao underrated

[@cobracommander8133]

lol nice 😜

[@crackerslim2469]

@zondaintheair yeah he killed just about everything that walked or crawled at one time.....didnt have no weak nerve nor fear....

[@nickrose5872]

"I was building a house!"

[@aristotleyalung8033]

@@nickrose5872 well, deserve got nothing to do with it !

[@intj7447]

Gene Hackman will always be one of my all time favorites. As a kid i always appreciated seeing him in movies. As an adult he remains one of my all time favorites. He's a legendary actor.

[@internaltacolove8302]

My first memories of Gene Hackman are putting together a team of men to bring home our POWs an actor like no other has been my pleasure to watch his movies

[@wesmantooth5908]

This is an underrated movie. Pretty good fun to watch laying in the couch with some homemade popcorn

[@brettfire83]

The way the people strip the body down like an abandoned car is hilarious.

[@marshalllhiepler]

Even stole the man's windshield wipers.

[@ronaldjensen8614]

They didn't steal his antenna but just jerked on it a little.

[@shawnofdanaukota3843]

I would sure take his jacket it looks good on me.

[@JohnSmith-jj9jl]

You can't have shit in the wild west.

[@OrdinaryInspiration]

Yep, especially the guy who pulled out all the "gold teeth."

[@THEOUTLAW78]

Great scene. Hackman is a legend.

[@earlklinestub2167]

One of the most underrated movie ever. Sharon stone is fooking hot hot hot in this movie.

[@wertedfy]

God bless Genne Hackman. One of the greatest of all time!!!!

[@serafaye9705]

I love how they catch the match flame sound when he tossed it. And showed that like Cort he listened for Aces holster pull and didn’t need to watch him draw.

[@christianwestling2019]

A hot Sharon Stone and a cool Gene Hackman. Me's gonna watch this again.

[@geraldgrandfield2031]

Gene always plays the best villains

[@jeremiahwallace2275]

There’s not many actors that can play either as a villain or as a hero really well on screen. And Gene Hackman was one of the rare few. That said, I’m kind of curious how a duel between John Herod and Buster Scruggs would have gone down.

[@BlazingOwnager]

A shame he had to retire, but it's great that he's still kicking at 92.

[@tonyennis1787]

Buster would have shot him in the head while Herod was monologuing.

[@barrylippard1846]

Gene Hackman awesome actor!!

[@sonrouge]

Well, he may have been full of hot air, but he didn't beg for mercy. That's something, at least.

[@ModernGamesSuck]

sonrouge Pretty sure he would have shot him in the mouth if he tried.

[@coldgoldglorilla]

He didn't have time react to what was going on.

[@TwiceStruck]

Hard To beg For Mercy when Ur Shitting ur pants

[@cretinousjester3475]

Hessley Laurent: All that's missing is the squishy sound that accompanies the defecation of one's trousers when facing Hackman Reaper.

[@marshalllhiepler]

He was supposed to beg for mercy. But, the yellow-bellied, low life, lying sack of dung couldn't even read the script properly.

[@Trentstone121]

Lol. He had an ace up his sleeve! I never noticed that before!

[@Dodzfather]

My favourite western ever

[@stephenmonk8787]

This just made me want to watch this.....again.

[@wadewatts1441]

I love the edits. The up close talking. Then when he got called out they were 50 feet ready to pull thw guns

[@boscodooley8561]

This movie is really underappreciated.

[@GreatNewsVideo]

lol...no

[@boscodooley8561]

@@GreatNewsVideo You dont like Sam Rami? The guy who did Evil Dead and Spider Man?

[@deadschooled]

It’s like top 5 best westerns. How is it under appreciated?

[@GreatNewsVideo]

@@deadschooled Top 5 from the bottom...lol

[@ReverendBenzo]

I like when Scars dies and someone says, "We gonna have to bury this ol' boy DEEP! He stinks somethin' awful!"

[@chardtomp]

That was Woody Strode playing the undertaker. This was his last film and he died just after they finished it. He was something of a pioneer among black actors and played significant roles in a number of major films in the 50s and 60s.

[@ronaldjensen8614]

Smelling that old west butt crack.

[@brianallsopp69]

Hackman has got to be the only actor who can laugh with TRUE menace .... you just know when he smiles someone's going to get aimed out

[@toddboughn5168]

This movie doesn't get near as much love as it should.

[@yhideit4427]

That was the cleanest cowboy I ever seen. !

[@helipilot27]

1:49 Lance pulls off the sheet and unveils the 2018 Nissan Sentra

[@ingurlund9657]

Made me fuckin' LARF.

[@jeffw8218]

Lmao, imagine if they had a contest like this annually 😂😂. There’s be no one left!!

[@trollatlarge]

Wowweee the detail in the audio is excellent. How the match fluttered off was excellent

[@lowellcalavera6045]

Love both these actors. Awesome stuff.

[@nodrama490]

Gene played this guy so well

[@scudrunner79]

He's one of the greatest actors ever.

[@silverfox8801]

Sharon was a fox in her prime!!

[@markant9534]

@sum body Quick rise and the dead (career)

[@jp3813]

@sum body She was in the latter half of her 30s here.

[@Dave-sg7ez]

Still is

[@silverfox8801]

@@Dave-sg7ez maybe with some heavy make up??

[@Dave-sg7ez]

@@silverfox8801 hey I like um old and rough lookin lol

[@nc4582]

Wow just realized that this movie is 27 year old, it felt like yesterday when i watched it with with my late father

[@patriciag6127]

Gene Hackman is such a legend!

[@BradiKal61]

loved this movie and knew Russel Crowe would become a huge star

[@Drew__Films]

Yeah it’s crazy how young he looks, I mean he was 29 but it’s weird seeing him back than compared to the overweight slob he morphed into once he entered his 50s lol

[@adamdavidsoddities8573]

He pretty much played the same character in unforgiven (minus the gunslinger part) and it worked great for both movies.

[@mikewatkins3533]

The terror of Tucson!! Bladder full of hot air!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@leafodan3730]

The ace card that was up his sleeve was left behind 😂

[@crazyfun5150]

Gene Hackman did a great job in this movie as the villain. He didn't have one single redeeming quality and by the end of the movie you wanted to see him get what he deserved. I can't imagine any actor doing a better job in making people hate his character. Because John Herod was the entire reason you watched this movie to see the evil man get some kharmic justice.

[@Grayald]

A near perfect performance. He made that character without a doubt. Absolutely crazy how the main characters performance was so god-awful by contrast.

[@justinhackstadt6677]

Damn, how could Lex Luthor do Bishop that dirty? 😭

[@vka337]

1:07 I like how Ace tries to listen with his eyes to what Herod is saying....

[@flintstone1664]

I was 5 when this movie came out and still 💘 it .

[@jacklarson6281]

any movie that can bump off Hackman, Henricksen and Leo with class, has to be a good movie

[@alexishallo832]

You can tell from the fact he was only a second behind Hackman that ace was good. Unfortunately an all to common story, let his reputation grow and lived off of the fact a good bluff beats skill 9/10 times. Probably once was someone to reckon with

[@AndersonNeo12]

Star Wars Count Dooku:"you must break them, before you engage them, only than will u ensure victory and have your trophy" This scene is a perfect example of psychological warfare. After that little chat Aces chances of winning the duel went from 5% to 0%.

[@elkasbrian8862]

Nobody realize Ace fired early before the clock?? He was shock and so afraid got busted lying about killing the Terrans Brother when he finds out he just claim other people deeds/tribute, Herod is the one that killed the brothers. He attempted to cheat the rule to silent Herod and fired early but Herod still faster than him, even giving him a second chance to draw with left hand.

[@The_Gallowglass]

Love the ace card blowing around at the end when he's stripped to all but his skivvies.

[@dougshelton69]

They left him with nothing but the ace up his sleeve

[@namenotavailable7365]

It gets cold in the desert at night. No way Ace doesn't lose his long johns.

[@apointtomake1517]

Did not take notice to this before but they are actually doing this in a studio with green screens behind them. If you look really close you can tell especially at 1:32 where Gene Hackman is shooting at the ground, only him and the man on the right are on set.

[@LaserionBlack]

When I first watched this movie as a teenager, Didnt know the horrible fact that Ace Hanlon's right thumb got blown away by the first shot from John Herod... only realized that by pausing it and taking a close look

[@ryantres85]

0:36-0:49 man, that's some amazing acting :)

[@4GabeArellano]

“Mr. Ace Halan, Scourge of the Sagebrush, The Terror of Tuscan.. a bladder full of hot air.” Oof

[@jamesburk8145]

If you watch after they all strip him under his sleeve was an Ace card they left behind. It's those details that make me rewatch this movie.

[@darrylsh]

Need to set a new standard. Lance Henriksen was killed by a terminator, predator, alien, and Gene Hackman.

[@eamonwright7488]

He was also killed by "Pumpkinhead"

[@darrylsh]

That's a movie I haven't heard of for a long time!

[@eamonwright7488]

Oh fuck "Stone Cold" That movie was filmed in my hometown in the hospital scene. No lie! It was filmed in between Pensacola FL, Mobile, AL, to Pascagoula, MS to Gulfport. Surely The Boz is easily an equal to an Alien, Predator, Terminator, and Pumpkinhead. Lance Henrikson was also Frank Black in that old show "Millennium" he was the same character Mulder went to see in the Psych Ward on X files. "Frank Black' saw crimes through the eyes of a Serial Killer, so he was trying to solve the murders before they happened. Man I miss 80's and early 90's VHS days.

[@hammerofdawn1158]

no way. sam jackson was killed by a giant shark, velociraptor, and darth sisious/vader combo. and another thing i cant remember right now

[@NemesisRTCW]

Also killed by van Damme in Hard Target.

[@gnedelcu7]

Pace! Multumim. Bucuresti, RO, EU

[@bryanclouse9579]

I love Gene Hackman's hat.

[@chuckselvage3157]

I like the comedy in this when he gestures to the townsfolk to applaud him.

[@wadetaylor9974]

Gene Hackmans style is unmatched.

[@Heretic1981]

Oh c'mon guys. Gene Hackman as the bad guy, blowing away Lance Henriksen. Then later Keith David and a young Dicaprio. This alone rates at least a 7

[@SinSynn]

Yeah but he ends up losing at the end of the movie to an actress who's entire claim to fame is a single scene in Basic Instinct where she should've been wearing panties but wasn't. That's a reduction of at least 3 points, and quite possibly more. If she had won the fight using some distracting, leg crossing technique that also incorporated missing underwear (and hopefully a Brazilian bikini wax this time), those points would be restored. 🤣

[@CaptanF0rever]

@@SinSynn she was great in casino, which probably did a lot for her career as well.

[@Big_Wamu]

@@SinSynn found the incel

[@MrRJMaker]

topsidejohnny1 what just a 7 why not an 9

[@radionowhere2870]

Forgot Russell Crowe.

[@ashcarrier6606]

I miss Hackman.

[@giorassiccuriosity1796]

Gene Hackman as a villain still so likable

[@mightymikethebear]

He is not that likable. I am sure over 50% of the population of that town, if it were a real town, would despise him because he was a tyrant.

[@robertriter4077]

Seems this comment section is filled with die hard gritty western fans really, really hating on the fact this is thoroughly a Sam Raimi movie. If you picture it literally co-existing in the Evil Dead universe just completely unrelated in every other way it makes a lot more sense. Hell Bruce Campbell even gets a cameo, it's Ash's great great great great grandfather!

[@neoasura]

No shit, I love the movie for the fact it's not meant to be realistic, that would be too boring. It's just a fun action western themed movie.

[@marshalllhiepler]

Thems is shootin' words, boy.

[@blackeyes3313]

The scavenging part is the best one

[@samanthab1923]

Remember the first time seeing this & thought how handsome Russell was. Then he packed all that muscle on for Gladiator & I guess never lost it. Forgot Lance was in this. Always liked him.

[@lakeozarkrei3767]

Hackmans a legend👍

[@muhdaqil2932]

Who needs muscle, when u have insane shooting skills.

[@Jianju69]

Look at all these fools standing just beyond the gunfighters in a duel.

[@Abbefabbe]

legendary movie

[@100YardFumble]

" Hell i thought i was even dead. Come to find out i was just in Nebraska."

[@TheStandardBearer]

This is a fun movie to watch.

[@luciferpitchblack3217]

I Love This Movie !