Palpatine vs. Mace

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Originally posted by jaden101
And if you think I look like chopper you should see my wee brother.

Excellent...!!
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You should send those to Bana and Reid..!

Joe ****ing Dirt.

Originally posted by jaden101
And if you think I look like chopper you should see my wee brother.

Hahahahaa, tell me he carries some make-shift knife on him at all times.

....but at least he looks like the sort of geezer who'll shiv you up, then offer you a cigarette at least.

Not all knifemen are so considerate.

Indeed, the Mexicans in American Me would anally rape you, then shiv up the ass as a chaser, no offering of cigarettes at all, inconsiderate, that.

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Originally posted by Robtard
Indeed, the Mexicans in American Me would anally rape you, then shiv up the ass as a chaser, no offering of cigarettes at all, inconsiderate, that.

No post rape cuddle...?

I think the mexicans from "Blood in Blood out" were a cut above.

Certainly better than Riggs, at least. ✅

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Above Riggs, Mac, Murtaugh, Marcellus, and just about any other cop.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Above Riggs, Murtaugh, Marcellus, and just about any other cop except McClane.

Fixed.

Nice try 🙄

Try? There IS no try.

THAT is why you fail. 😛

Originally posted by Robtard
That was added after and it betrays what is shown on screen. Probably added because Jackson had some sort of clause in his contract that he "wouldn't go out like some punk", which he did and then complained.

So GL made a statement to make Jackson happy about his character, despite the fight and the plot showing that Palpatine was in control from beginning to end.

That's actually true. Sam Jackson wanted a memorable death, and he got the purple lightsaber simply because he requested it.

And get this: the movie theater I go to shows random movie trivia before the feature; one I remember especially was that "BMF" was inscribed on Jackson's prop lightsaber handle as a homage to "BMF" on his wallet in Pulp Fiction, which stands for "bad mother****er".

I've never heard of any other movie where an actor got to call so many shots and the director bent-over backwards every single time.