Post the #1 film at the US box office on the day you were born.
Post the #1 film at the US box office on the day you were born
David Sanders
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Camden Clark
Falling Down
Dylan White
Well im sorry to hear that
Blake Lewis
Sweet
Anthony Martinez
primal fear
Matthew Diaz
Jesus
Luis Johnson
Mmmm yah
Xavier Hernandez
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Daniel Richardson
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Levi Jenkins
Based. America's first Hollywood blockbuster
Gavin Cruz
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Matthew Butler
>Admission Price: $4.15.........
Justin Perry
Christ I'm old
John Collins
Hey, me too!
Anthony Ortiz
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Caleb Torres
Fucking underage.
Nolan Morales
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Ayden Williams
EEZY
Alexander Lopez
J U S T
Justin Sullivan
Same
Ayden Hernandez
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Zachary Bell
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Grayson Robinson
...
Ayden Jackson
this
Asher Scott
this
Ryder Mitchell
...
Joseph Cruz
This
Elijah Sanders
whatever was top on november 9th 1987
Ethan Martin
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Elijah Parker
...
Logan Harris
...
Nolan Price
ok thats kinda noice
Jaxon Morgan
EEEZY!
Eli Ortiz
hey op we're seagal buddies
Jayden Wright
just re-watched this again last night too
David Foster
Never heard of it.
Austin Bailey
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Adam Young
fuck this gay earth
Ayden Baker
Ok this sounds fun, let's look it up...
>TOOTSIE
Oh come on.
Jaxon Bennett
Holy shit i thought this guy was a meme. Fucking 90's, no wonder why they got AIDs
Jeremiah Hughes
Me too, OP.
Brody Lee
We are only a few days apart, bro!
Jaxon Martin
what scene was this again
Xavier Hall
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Andrew Sanders
Can it be that it was all so simple then?
Hudson Rivera
how old are you buddy
Evan Moore
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Leo Torres
Meh
Isaac Adams
So now they have your IP, DOB, and Browsing Habits.
kek.
Levi Cox
and the quality digits and movies go together
Evan Reed
>Literally had their birthdays snatched
Is there anything he can't do?
Carson Roberts
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Tyler Murphy
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Nolan Jones
literally me
Kevin Butler
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Jack Butler
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Carter Lopez
It's funny because I too lost my parents at a young age to untimely deaths but instead of fighting crime I drink haha.
David Baker
Outta my way, underage shits
youtu.be
Juan Sanchez
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David Clark
Never even heard of this movie until now.
Evan Myers
Look on the bright side.
Lincoln Ortiz
I've seen this. It's a fun comedy. Probably the best thing Spielberg's ever been involved in (he was an executive producer).
Jack Sanders
Before Tom Hanks thought he was a serious actor and the Academy awarded his delusion. It was a simpler time.
Liam Gutierrez
>Probably the best thing Spielberg's ever been involved in
really user?
really?
Wyatt Lee
Don't know where you guys are finding daily BO numbers for the 80s and 90s, but this was the #1 movie the week I was born
Michael Cox
forgot pic
:^)
Lucas Brooks
me too my nigga. never even heard of it
Leo Thompson
How should I feel about this?
Julian Sanchez
You can make a good guess based on the release date and gross.
Christopher Baker
Mr Mom, whatever the fuck that is, thought it was just a Simpson's joke.
Kevin Wood
Not bad I guess
Brody Cruz
I'll take it.
Michael Wright
did you read the title of the thread ?
Kayden Jones
You were born the day after me bro, how's life going? There's quite a few people in this thread that were born in the same week as each other.
Gabriel Williams
noiice
Carter Moore
this thread got me all nostalgic bros
Dominic King
Weird, yeah. It's ok I guess. Had a decent career going but sidelined right now w/ an injury/disability. Working hard to get back into the swing of things. 32 is the new 22 they say, or at least I hope so. How are you, brother?
Ian Hughes
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
Blake Powell
Good thread OP.
Robert Fisher
For true.
Chase Ramirez
Really, my birthday?? Really?
Oliver Howard
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Brandon Hernandez
I am surprised that a lot of these made it to #1, and that this was well received
>Roger Ebert, in his Chicago Sun-Times review of May 3, 1985, wrote: "This is a heavy-duty thriller, a slick, energetic movie with good performances and a lot of genuine human interest...a stylish urban action picture with sensational stunts." He gave the film three-and-a-half stars of a possible four. Gene Siskel in the Chicago Tribune also praised the film, writing: "Chuck Norris takes a big leap in his film career with Code of Silence...it's been a long time between cop pictures that have any kind of gritty feel. Clint Eastwood's last two Dirty Harry films were cartoonish by comparison."
>Janet Maslin's review in the New York Times on the same day alluded to the film being "Norris's bid for a wider audience, and it succeeds to a considerable degree."
Farina's first too it seems, before Mann got him for Miami Vice
Samuel Reyes
I'm actually kind of shocked to see Ebert give a good review -- or even review -- a Chuck Norris movie.
Hudson Johnson
JUST
John Evans
Well, I am surprised. Even if you don't like him generally, his career is so varied i'd assume you'd have to enjoy at least one of his films.
Jaxon Cook
>Christ I'm old
No you're not.
I saw it at the theater.
Charles Stewart
Dafuq that was a #1 movie? Musta been a slooooow weekend
Mason Sullivan
>all these movies form the 80s and 70s
damn all of ya'll are old as fuck
>tfw I've been baneposting with 30+ year olds.
Leo Reyes
It's shit. Remarkable, tryhard comedy. Basically a reboot of the superior Mr. Blanding Builds His Dream House
Lucas Rivera
Pretty sure this was my first violent action movie too.
Eli Hall
I always confuse this with the other MJF 80s movie about a young man moving to the big city to make it big. Pic related is the one based on a Jay McInnery novel, who was big in the 80s, along with Bret Easton Ellis.
Dominic Roberts
It's a kind of fun really bad disaster b-movie.
Anthony Torres
I'm the same age as OP
Julian Cruz
Is that bad?
Adrian Scott
>not knowing one of the most popular 80s comedies.
Farina's first acting work was in Thief (1981).
I have this movie on my watchlist. It's from the same director as Above the Law and has the same villain.
Jack Baker
There is literally nothing more pathetic than a person wasting their youth on this shithole. I suggest you turn the computer off and go make some real human relationships before it's too late for you.
Cameron Morgan
How does it feel to stare into the abyss that is your future?
Bentley Hall
This one.
>No1 for 9 weeks
There's bound to be more of us.
Blake Rodriguez
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