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RIP Sir Sean Connery
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2020 rears it's ugly head again.
RIP
RIP
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Man, what else is going to happen in 2020. Connery was the greatest. This really sucks.
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Like I said in the other one.
The man with the world sexyist voice
May he rest in peace
The man with the world sexyist voice
May he rest in peace
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Last Crusade > Raiders.
Sean was a real one.
Sean was a real one.
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My favourite movie of his was The Man Who Would Be King (1975)
Connery and Michael Caine in a really terrific Rudyard Kipling story.
About a couple of ex soldiers who end up by fate and misadventure ruling Kafiristan
Connery and Michael Caine in a really terrific Rudyard Kipling story.
About a couple of ex soldiers who end up by fate and misadventure ruling Kafiristan
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RIP Zed
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That's a great pull puck, but I would still have to go with 'The Untouchables'. When you can outshine Costner and DeNiro in a movie, you're doing something special.
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Great film.
I also loved this one, slightly schmaltzy but it worked for me. Wind and the Lion
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That's what I was gonna say. He was so awesome in that movie. And I think he was primarily just being himself. He was also the only bright spot in the trainwreck of a movie that was"the Rock". Still don't know how that movie sucked so bad. Connery, Ed Harris, David Morse HOW WAS IT SO BAD? Cage has amazing power I guess.
My personal favorite of his was Finding Forrester. I still quote that move regularly.
Rest easy, Sir Sean.
