Roadhouse 2

[Morpheus]

Aside from the Meaning of Life, I think the question that needs most answering is, "How did Patrick Swayze have an acting career for as long as he did?" I mean, it's not quite Pauly Shore, but, damn...Oh, wait, I know, women go to movies too...

 

[Klaus]

Not a movie career, as much as a singing career...

"She's like the wind/through my tree-ees..."

And hey, "To Wong Foo..." was mighty funny!

 

[ShrinkyLink]

Which was it's ONLY redeeming quality, IMO.

"Pain don't hurt."

That line....defines that film so much.

A movie about a Zen bouncer, mentored by an apparently alcoholic rubadub, who think a good night on the town is to get hammered in a cafe, dancing and drinking beer while people come in for breakfast.

Who needs Casablanca?

 

[IronWolf]

Where's the love for Sam Elliot?

No kidding! I think he was my favorite character in that movie. Though I am a bit of a Sam Elliot fan...

 

[Upper_Krust]

Hey all!

I totally love the original movie...in fact I actually own it on VHS.

I agree it has some of the most notorious one-liners and cheesy pieces of dialogue ever, many of which don't even make sense, but that all adds to the charm of it.

I can't really say what are my favourite scenes but I always get a chuckle from the

"Well aren't you gonna kiss 'em?" scene

and the

"But I'm on my break!"
"Stay on it!" scene.

Classic stuff.

As for the sequel, they should bring in Patrick Swayze to be the mentor this time (although obviously he can never fill Sam Elliots shoes).

 

[Dingleberry]

It's been on several cable stations a lot lately - GREAT quotes. "I want to you be nice - until it's time to not be nice."

I've just convinced myself to play a D&D monk based on Dalton.