MoronLessOff: Doesn't he pilot a helicopter?

Fly? Yes. Land? No.

mahuika: MoronLessOff: Doesn't he pilot a helicopter?

Fly? Yes. Land? No.

Farking brilliant. You get a funny click!

How old is the one armed man?

cowsspinach: So that's what 70 looks like? Not bad at all. I'll gladly get off Harrison's plane!



/Also, Patrick Stewart's plane

No kidding. Man looks like he stopped aging at 50.

As previously noted, isn't it soo cool that Patrick Stewart's birthday is also today?
This should be Iconic Heroes Day, at least in American cinema.

It's almost as cool as the way Mark Twain and WInston Churchill share a birthday (Nov.30).

Makes me think there's something to this astrology thing.

Earpj: KingKauff: He doesn't believe in hokey religions either. Especially when he's got a good ole blaster at his side.

Well, who would?

No, no, no. The line is: But then again, who does?

I've had people walk out on me before, but not when I was being so... old.

I just read his biography.

Christopher Walken was the first choice to play Han Solo???

Now THAT would have been a major difference, and very very cool...

(But Ford was GREAT as Solo).

/One of my favorite, if not the fave actor of all time, Is Ford

This thread needs more Harrison Ford.

After watching a bunch of Big Bang episodes, with Leonard Nemoy being the most recent guest star, and Stan Lee having also been on the show, I feel bad for all of the sci fi/ comic book nerds.

In the next 10 we're probably going to see a bunch of them drop dead. Shatner, Nemoy, Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, James Earl Jones (the real Darth Vader). Patrick Stewart and Ford will be pushing 80 by the end of the decade .. These poor fanboys are going to go into deep shock.

gunther_bumpass: OY GEVALT!!

Great move, but how TF does someone get to post an entire Hollywood movie to Youtube and not get it shut down?

I posted a viddy of my kid at a fair that just happened to have some copyrighted music playing in the background, and I got flagged for it.

A pair 70 year old Fords

hbk72777: After watching a bunch of Big Bang episodes, with Leonard Nemoy being the most recent guest star, and Stan Lee having also been on the show, I feel bad for all of the sci fi/ comic book nerds.

In the next 10 we're probably going to see a bunch of them drop dead. Shatner, Nemoy, Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, James Earl Jones (the real Darth Vader). Patrick Stewart and Ford will be pushing 80 by the end of the decade .. These poor fanboys are going to go into deep shock.

Then maybe they should consider the question of why there hasn't been much sci-fi of any value produced in the last couple of farking decades. It should be a clue.

/Too many fanbois, not enough actual men may be a big part of it.

GOtto: HE ALREADY WORKS AROUND THE CLOCK

On a side note, here is the most brilliant ytmnd bit I ever saw.

Gordon Ramsey advice

"straight in the butt crack."

Seriously my favorite actor, from American Graffiti on up!

/and he doesn't belong in a museum

LouDobbsAwaaaay: thisiszombocom: Moar Indiana jones!! Moar!!

The next Indiana Jones movie is going to be 131 minutes of Harrison Ford arguing with a grocery store clerk over a coupon for a single Bartlett pear.

Then paying for it with a check for the big final scene!

cgraves67: He came in that thing? He's braver than I thought!

Came for Star Wars reference. Leaving happy.

I've always loved Harrison Ford. In 1977, when I was five, I saw Star Wars for the first time. My dad picked me up from my mom's and we went to the movies. The prior weekend, we saw Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

/CSS

Harrison Ford was senile ten years ago.

Happy birthday!

Subby, surely you mean he's 113.

Wasn't he born in 1899? Wasn't he fighting Nazis in his "prime"?



Indy is older than dirt.

space_cowgirl: This thread needs more Harrison Ford.

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Mmmmm, yumy! Thanks!

thisiszombocom: Moar Hollywood homicide!!!

please please PLEASE! (but forget that idiot he partnered with - not sexy much, and DEFINITELY not as sexy as good ol' Han Solo.)

P.S.: it's also the 70th birthday of Roger McGuinn, American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Byrds).

CliChe Guevara: hbk72777: After watching a bunch of Big Bang episodes, with Leonard Nemoy being the most recent guest star, and Stan Lee having also been on the show, I feel bad for all of the sci fi/ comic book nerds.

In the next 10 we're probably going to see a bunch of them drop dead. Shatner, Nemoy, Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, James Earl Jones (the real Darth Vader). Patrick Stewart and Ford will be pushing 80 by the end of the decade .. These poor fanboys are going to go into deep shock.

Then maybe they should consider the question of why there hasn't been much sci-fi of any value produced in the last couple of farking decades. It should be a clue.

/Too many fanbois, not enough actual men may be a big part of it.

Apparently Firefly was the next big thing, but they cancelled it.

It's an absolute sin to accept the decadence of obsolescence. Why do things get worse and worse? They don't have to. They could get better and better. We accept that things fall apart.

Mosquito Coast doesn't get enough mention. Great movie.

hbk72777: CliChe Guevara: hbk72777: After watching a bunch of Big Bang episodes, with Leonard Nemoy being the most recent guest star, and Stan Lee having also been on the show, I feel bad for all of the sci fi/ comic book nerds.

In the next 10 we're probably going to see a bunch of them drop dead. Shatner, Nemoy, Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, James Earl Jones (the real Darth Vader). Patrick Stewart and Ford will be pushing 80 by the end of the decade .. These poor fanboys are going to go into deep shock.

Then maybe they should consider the question of why there hasn't been much sci-fi of any value produced in the last couple of farking decades. It should be a clue.

/Too many fanbois, not enough actual men may be a big part of it.

Apparently Firefly was the next big thing, but they cancelled it.

Rare shows like Firefly are the brilliant exceptions to the rule that all sci-fi must be bland derivative crap that takes no chances, and only generated by a very small group of entrenched 'sci-fi establishment'.

As such, anything new usually incurs the wrath of that establishment and gets killed immediately. B5 was a great example of all the knives coming out to kill a show despite its popularity, but Firefly had a similar fate in many ways - the airing times and order being a conspicuous one.

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It's an absolute sin to accept the decadence of obsolescence. Why do things get worse and worse? They don't have to. They could get better and better. We accept that things fall apart.

Mosquito Coast doesn't get enough mention. Great movie.

Double digit inflation and a two-dollar loaf of bread!

RIP Ford


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Men.

One of the few actors to immortalize more than one beloved character. Let's all show some love for Henry ford. He did invent the car, after all.

Bith Set Me Up: Drinks all around!

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An Indy thread needs some Dr. Schneider pics.

Still waiting for his Void-Kampf results..

Huck And Molly Ziegler: As previously noted, isn't it soo cool that Patrick Stewart's birthday is also today?
This should be Iconic Heroes Day, at least in American cinema.

It's almost as cool as the way Mark Twain and WInston Churchill share a birthday (Nov.30).

Makes me think there's something to this astrology thing.

Nope, it's just math.

According to the autobiography of John Densmore: Harrison Ford was once a roadie for The Doors.

You're gonna be hangin' on for mercy once I get this sucker rollin'

Most over-acted line ever.

Jack Ryan: How dare you, sir!