Actors from the 80's and 90's who fell off
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I change my mind. I am gonna say that True Romance is the greatest movie in the history of film.
This is what a woman is supposed to look like.
This is the greatest instrumental track ever for a movie. It is called "you're so cool" by Hans Zimmer
Look at this star studded cast:
Christian Slater
Patricia Arquette
Dennis Hopper
Val Kilmer
Gary Oldman
Brad Pitt
Christopher Walken
Bronson Pinchot
Samuel L. Jackson
Michael Rapaport
James Gandolfini
Chris Penn
Tom Sizemore
Directed by Tony Scott
Written by Quentin Tarantino
Is michael rappaport considered a star? Just because he played pheobe's boyfriend and payed it well, does not make him a star. By the way, was watching Boardwalk empire and was thinking "this Milf is hot".........,oh, it was PatriciaI change my mind. I am gonna say that True Romance is the greatest movie in the history of film.
This is what a woman is supposed to look like.
This is the greatest instrumental track ever for a movie. It is called "you're so cool" by Hans Zimmer
Look at this star studded cast:
Christian Slater
Patricia Arquette
Dennis Hopper
Val Kilmer
Gary Oldman
Brad Pitt
Christopher Walken
Bronson Pinchot
Samuel L. Jackson
Michael Rapaport
James Gandolfini
Chris Penn
Tom Sizemore
Directed by Tony Scott
Written by Quentin Tarantino
Brother, friends is on twenty fo seven here in the UK, and when you have a big tit-ted wife who wants to watch what she want to watch, you be watching pheobe and rappaport if you know what I's means.You watch Friends.
But, still love the gif......
My god I miss these days!!
This F'n pic should be in a time capsule to show future Gens where civilization peeked, and how following this era began it's current nose dive.
Pastel suits, no socks, a fake Ferrai 365 Spyder built on a Vette chasis, and a Bren "Motherfuckin" Ten!!! The Apex Ladies and Gentleman!!
Did I mention? God damn I miss the 80's.
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Morpheushasleftthebuilding
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remember that EP, they blew up the black ferrari and the got the white Testarossa
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Yes, very sad. Some love the Test, but I'm a spyder fan through and through. Any real MV fan that saw the pilot and listened to Phil Collins in the background while Crockett and Tubbs were gearing up for battle, and rolling the 365 through Miami was instantly attached.remember that EP, they blew up the black ferrari and the got the white Testarossa
Perhaps the greatest scene in American TV history
Civilization peaked in '85 when I was born. Nothing as spectacular has happened since.
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Morpheushasleftthebuilding
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Yes, very sad. Some love the Test, but I'm a spyder fan through and through. Any real MV fan that saw the pilot and listened to Phil Collins in the background while Crockett and Tubbs were gearing up for battle, and rolling the 365 through Miami was instantly attached.
Perhaps the greatest scene in American TV history
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyBBVgzm7N4
"Extremely optimistic" button needed here.......doesn't exist, and this is the only rating possible for this comment......therefore, will not be dropping a rainbow on your comment.
Cool info from wiki;
Ferrari filed a lawsuit demanding McBurnie and four others to stop producing and selling Ferrari replicas.[1] Miami Vice producers, on the other hand, wanted no legal troubles, and accepted Ferrari's offer of two free 1986 Testarossas on the condition that the replicas be demolished.[6] Carl Roberts offered to build two new Daytonas for the 1987 season (third season of Miami Vice).[6] When Roberts learned that the Daytona was out, he proposed a trade.[6] He would build Miami Vice a Testarossa stunt car in return for the doomed Daytona.[6] Carl's original plan was to remove the Daytona skin from the Corvette and replace it with Testarossa body pieces, but this resulted in poor results and led Roberts to devise another plan.[5][6]
The Ferrari Testarossa used in the episode, Freefall.
Roberts searched and found a 1972 De Tomaso Pantera, which was perfectly suited for the Testarossa body pieces.[5][6] The Pantera was rigidly modified to withstand the duties of filming.[5] It was raised 1.5 inches for additional ground clearance,[6] 2.5 inch wall-thick square tubing was used to prevent potential roof buckling and added a reinforcing railing that doubles as a skid plate,[6] an auxiliary braking system designed to assist drivers in controlled spins, the master cylinder was repositioned in the brake line to enable it to feed the rear wheels enabling the driver to lock the aft end on command, and the auxiliary master cylinder utilizes the original master cylinder's reservoir and is installed in series with the outlet of the original master cylinder port leading to the rear wheels.[6] When the stock brake is applied, fluid passes freely through the stunt master cylinder inlet port and compensating port and out the exhaust port to the rear wheels.[6] When the stunt brake is applied, the piston in the master cylinder blocks off the compensating port to the exhaust port and pressurizes the rear brake system, cutting off the original brake master cylinder besides the compensating port in the stunt brake.[6] BF Goodrich TA's were added for enhanced stick, as were Tilton brake calipers. The improved traction required installation of a hydraulic in-line brake power booster lifted from a Volvo P-1800.[6] It operates on engine vacuum to aid in breaking loose the pavement-hugging TA's.[6] To further enhance the growl of the vehicle, Robert's team installed a NOS port-injected nitrous system, which was later replaced with a plate-type configuration.[6] He also replaced the carburetor replacing the stock with a Predator which reduces fuel lag.[5][6] A Modine all-aluminum four-core radiator was used to guard against Miami's hot weather, and liquid Auto-Meter gauges to monitor the temperature.[6]
In the second episode of the third season,[5][7] Crockett complained to Lt. Castillo about driving vehicles that did not fit his Cover as a high roller drug dealer; that he was going around "looking like Li'l Abner", to which Castillo told him "It's out back." Sonny was delighted to find his new white 1986 Ferrari Testarossa, Florida license plate AIF00M.[7] The original Testarossas donated by Ferrari North America were black metallic but were then painted white. The Testarossa briefly appears in black in the season 3 episode El Viejo, which was originally intended to be the season opener, but was then switched with When Irish Eyes Are Crying because it was thought that the season needed to start with a "bang", i.e. the fake Daytona being blown up. Different reasons were given at the time as to why the cars were repainted in white, ranging from a driving mishap by Don Johnson on the set that resulted in one of the cars requiring a new coat of paint, to Michael Mann thinking that unlike the Daytona, the black exterior paint did not make the Testarossa look good enough in night scenes. One of the two main Testarossa's used in filming now resides on display at The Fort Lauderdale Swap Shop. The Swap Shop's owner purchased the car from NBC for $750,000.00 and has reportedly turned down $1,000,000.00 offers for it. The other White Ferrari Testarossa is owned by Peter Lima, of Auto Pawn Plus[8] also located in South Florida and was recently put up for auction for 1.75 million through eBay on December 2014 after gaining a lot of buzz from the media.[9]
