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Posted 23 September 2009 - 12:54 PM
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Posted 23 September 2009 - 12:57 PM
"Blues Brothers"! And his Co-Starring in "Chuck and Larry"
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Posted 23 September 2009 - 01:17 PM
Difficult to answer, I've only really seen three... well, 4... of his movies so far.
I love each of his roles equally. Ghostbusters is hilarious and great fun to watch, and Blues Brothers is wonderfully endearing. Dragnet is good, too, though, and I know I'd feel safe around Sgt. Joe Friday as Aykroyd interprets him (though I'd be mortally frightened to get on his bad side *g*).
I love each of his roles equally. Ghostbusters is hilarious and great fun to watch, and Blues Brothers is wonderfully endearing. Dragnet is good, too, though, and I know I'd feel safe around Sgt. Joe Friday as Aykroyd interprets him (though I'd be mortally frightened to get on his bad side *g*).
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Posted 23 September 2009 - 02:26 PM
Dean Heuke said:
"Blues Brothers"! And his Co-Starring in "Chuck and Larry"
yeah Chuck and Larry! when he's angry on them... he so funny when he's angry
good choice Dean
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Posted 23 September 2009 - 02:28 PM
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Difficult to answer, I've only really seen three... well, 4... of his movies so far.
I love each of his roles equally. Ghostbusters is hilarious and great fun to watch, and Blues Brothers is wonderfully endearing. Dragnet is good, too, though, and I know I'd feel safe around Sgt. Joe Friday as Aykroyd interprets him (though I'd be mortally frightened to get on his bad side *g*).
I love each of his roles equally. Ghostbusters is hilarious and great fun to watch, and Blues Brothers is wonderfully endearing. Dragnet is good, too, though, and I know I'd feel safe around Sgt. Joe Friday as Aykroyd interprets him (though I'd be mortally frightened to get on his bad side *g*).
well i did'nt know that Aykroyd could be serious... untill i watched Dragnet... if you then look to his role in Loose Cannons.
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Posted 23 September 2009 - 09:51 PM
Not counting BB or GB, I say mine is Getting Away With Murder. And no, not just because he does a sex scene (although it helps!)
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Posted 23 September 2009 - 10:51 PM
I'd say "Neighbors" is up there on my list.
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Posted 23 September 2009 - 11:08 PM
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well i did'nt know that Aykroyd could be serious... untill i watched Dragnet... if you then look to his role in Loose Cannons.
You want to see serious? Check out his cameo in "House of Mirth" as the rich-guy villain! (But just rent it or get it at the library, because the rest of the film is awful and boring. Unless you also like Victorian lit, then you've probably survived the book and may enjoy it.) He's in the beginning third off and on, and a cameo toward the last half that's quick and mostly unimportant.
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Posted 24 September 2009 - 03:37 AM
No 1 : Blues Brothers
No 2 : Dr Detroit
No 3 : Trading Places
No 4 : The Great Outdoors
No 2 : Dr Detroit
No 3 : Trading Places
No 4 : The Great Outdoors
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Posted 24 September 2009 - 12:53 PM
takkuneg said:
Not counting BB or GB, I say mine is Getting Away With Murder. And no, not just because he does a sex scene (although it helps!)
Getting Away With Murder? The one where he kills the old guy who thinks he was a nazi?
I think i have him on dvd, but under the name Guilty Or Not.
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You want to see serious? Check out his cameo in "House of Mirth" as the rich-guy villain! (But just rent it or get it at the library, because the rest of the film is awful and boring. Unless you also like Victorian lit, then you've probably survived the book and may enjoy it.) He's in the beginning third off and on, and a cameo toward the last half that's quick and mostly unimportant.
i've buyed House Of Mirth some time ago... but didn't have the time to see the movie.
TK826 said:
I'd say "Neighbors" is up there on my list.
Neighbors is good... but weird actually:)
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No 1 : Blues Brothers
No 2 : Dr Detroit
No 3 : Trading Places
No 4 : The Great Outdoors
No 2 : Dr Detroit
No 3 : Trading Places
No 4 : The Great Outdoors
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Dr Detroit: downloaded him... but didn't watch it yet
Trading Places: AMAZING!!
Great Outdoors: got it taped on VHS but want it on dvd. I love the scene were John Candy shoots on the bear!
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Posted 24 September 2009 - 01:30 PM
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Trading Places: AMAZING!!
Yes. The Blues Brothers will always be my favourite movie of all time but Trading Places is also right up there. I remember seeing it at the theatre, and probably another 20 times since. The drunken Santa stuff was over the top!
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Posted 24 September 2009 - 01:51 PM
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Yes. The Blues Brothers will always be my favourite movie of all time but Trading Places is also right up there. I remember seeing it at the theatre, and probably another 20 times since. The drunken Santa stuff was over the top!
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when he growls and eat the salmon... makes me laugh. I looked it with my parents and they went... OMG and that's your favorite actor!!!
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Posted 24 September 2009 - 04:24 PM
blues brothers, of course! and ghostbusters.
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Posted 26 September 2009 - 06:35 AM
Blues Brothers, Ghostbusters, Great Outdoors, Trading Places, Spies like Us and Nothing But Trouble
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