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| What are some of your go-to's when it comes to bringing with movies to watch after a long day on the water? I think I've seen the movie, "The Edge" about 15 times. We watch it every year on our Canada trip. That being said, we're looking to throw in some new oldies. |
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Location: Maine Township, MN | Blazing Saddles is always a classic. |
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| That's funny, my Dad loves that flick. We watch it occasionally up there. Nice call. |
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Location: Blaine, MN | Super troopers |
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Location: Seymour, WI | Caddy Shack, Animal House, Super Bad... |
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Location: NEW | " Blood Hook" |
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| the great outdoors,spaceballs and national lampoons vaction. |
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| Guide for the Married Man(Walter Mathau and many other cameos 1967)
Cheech and Chong-Still Smokin'
Billy Madison
Major Payne
Cool Hand Luke
Papillon(Steve Mcqueen 1973) |
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| Bubba Ho-Tep !!
Not many of you have heard of this movie I will bet, but do yourselves a favor a check it out. |
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Location: oswego, il | On Golden pond, Fried Green Tomatoes or just the lifetime network. "I heard" through a friend who has a cousin who's dentist went out with a guide and he played broke back mountain. |
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| Dunlap - 9/17/2013 2:46 PM
Bubba Ho-Tep !!
Not many of you have heard of this movie I will bet, but do yourselves a favor a check it out.
Is someone else a Bruce Campbell fan? If so then "My Name Is Bruce" and obviously any of the Evil Dead trilogy would be good for a trip. "Alien Apocalypse" on the "it's so bad it's awesome" end of the spectrum....but anything with Bruce Campbell is automatically awesome.
Other good ones that have that campy type of humor would be "Big Trouble in Little China" or "They Live" |
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| I can't believe The Big Lebowski isn't on this list...
Edited by Brad P 9/17/2013 3:45 PM
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Location: Aurora IL | as said before, blood hook and bubba ho-tep but dont forget escanaba in da moonlight and beer league. Bill |
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Carwash |
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| If I'm stuck in the cabin, and I'm going to watch a movie, this is what it would be.
Grumpy Old Men
Dances with Wolves
Legends of the Fall
Seven
Green Mile
Silence of the Lambs |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | WOW ! I'm weird,...because I never knew or even thought you could watch Movies while on a Muskie trip..... I usually fish, eat ,drink, and sleep.....
Movies,..Huhhhh.... |
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| ALL of these are solid. I checked the trailer for Blood Hook.....how have I never heard of this!? TOP WATER, Keep in mind, it usually takes us about 3/4 nights to finish a movie. Last time up we threw on Jackass a few times but everyone wanted to shave someone's eyebrows off when they passed out. #*#* got tense. |
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| Sam and Bill I used to watch Blood Hook but it would give me nightmares and I was scared to go out on the water after.
Louie |
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Location: NEW | It was that Leroy Leudke that scared me. |
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Location: syracuse indiana | blood hook I have a original copy of it I bought with case and all. its on vhs but I need to have it moved over to dvd and store the movie away |
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Location: Alexandria, MN | Slapshot. Also, any of Dave Chappelle's sketches |
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| Whenever we go camping in the camper the one movie that we always have to watch is R.V. ...other "classics"...Me, Myself, and Irene....Joe Dirt...and if you are into Crude Humor... Movie 43 is absolutely hilarious !!! |
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| Sam, Leroy lives down the street from me now ,sweet man I pay him a nickel a day to weed my garden |
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| I must be dark but Fargo usually gets the call. It takes me the entire trip to get through it because I fall asleep after 15 minutes. |
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| Your NOT dark,,,,Here in Minnesota we consider Fargo to be a documentary,,,I like to watch 'Dirty Mary Crazy Larry" with a folllow up of 'Deathproof"...100mph cars and chicks |
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Location: Forest Lake, Mn. | Dick Pearson, Muskies On The Shield DVD
In-Fisherman, Series of Muskie DVD
Linder's Angling Edge, series of muskie DVD
Bob Mehsakomer,
Starting to see a pattern here? In other words, I'm looking to jog my brain into thinking what I might do tomorrow on the water that I didn't do today. Also, if you pay attention to the background in the video's sometimes you can pick out fishing spots. I've even seen where they've accidently, on purpose, have shown GPS coordinates. So even if I've watched them many times before I just might remember a tip, tactic, or something that will help me on the water tomorrow. |
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Location: Mauston, Wisconsin | What TOP H20 said - ditto! Eating, catching up on sleep to get fully recharged or sharpening hooks, discussing what has worked so far and plotting strategy for when the thunder & lightning go away! Oh yeah, also monitoring the weather "if" the camp has internet or cell phone service.
Have fun!
Al
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Location: North Metro, MN | Never get tired of Dumb & Dumber!
also gotta mention Slap Shot, Tommy Boy, and some Family Guy |
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Location: Chisholm, MN | Top H2O - 9/17/2013 4:15 PM
WOW ! I'm weird,...because I never knew or even thought you could watch Movies while on a Muskie trip..... I usually fish, eat ,drink, and sleep.....
Movies,..Huhhhh....
Yup! |
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| In July with the long days it is nothing but eat, fish, sleep, but in October where it is dark so early we usually watch a movie every night while playing Rummy until lights out. The movie is usually Rounders, but Shawshank Redemption, No Country for Old Men, A River Runs Through It, Heat, or Silence of the Lambs are chosen as well to name a few. The movie is always good for background entertainment while heating dinner, eating, and playing cards. My friends and I can pretty much recite Rounders line for line.
Ryan
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| Do I need to say it, dumb and dumber can always put a smile on my face even after a bad day. Also Ferris is a classic. |
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Location: oswego, il | Its ok I am a limo driver! Thinking about installing a big screen in the boat, any waterproof tv's? |
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| Jaws I & II.....classics |
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| Band of Brothers, The Hangover, Slapshot... |
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| I'm Rick James! Beotch! Can't beat Chappelle. |
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| Rob Zombie's "Devils Rejects" |
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| I always seem to watch groundhog day when its on. Why couldnt that happen for my one day in canada on my trip!  |
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| Beerfest, Old School. Classics! |
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| I watch movies at home. When I make a trip for muskies. I fish, eat good food, drink good bourbon and stare into a good camp fire. And this all brings on massive amounts of B.S.. All is right with the world. |
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Location: Almond, WI | I'm either a great or terrible person to reply to this. I am a film buff, but not into too much mainstream stuff and I watch a lot of foreign stuff. The other day I watched Dead Man's Shoes--a British revenge thriller from 2005, very good. On a past trip I watched Charley Varrick, a pretty sweet '70s crime film w/Walter Mathau. Really '70s crime movies (whether they're US, British, Japanese or Italian) never get old with me. I watched Re-animator for the first time in years the other week, it's still an awesome horror-comedy and it's getting to be time of year for that kinda thing and I think it plays better to a crowd than straight drama. I always watch Jaws before a trip. |
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| Lentil (Streisand) and Color Purple (Winfrey).
might have to bring 12 Years a Slave next year. Nothing like a little righteous anger before Musky fishing. |
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| Alone in the Wilderness - Dick Proenneke |
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Location: Mauston, Wisconsin | The Edge
It gets tense when you're walking down a narrow lake to lake portage trail and there's a big gigantic pile of warm bear scat - How did I know it was warm?
Have fun!
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Location: WI | I second alone in the wilderness. Best movie ever! Got to say bad fish outdoors movies. |
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Location: WESTERN WI | I used to be ALL about the fish on trips and do nothing but prepare, baits, hooks, etc, etc. I still have hardcore trips where its just sleep/eat/fish but I enjoy the more laid back ones with more memories than big fish. Here are a few:
The Great Outdoors
Pulp Fiction
Wedding Crashers
Hot Fuzz
Blood Hook
Snatch
Boondock Saints
***anything Quentin Taurentino***
Edited by Got Esox? 9/24/2013 9:28 AM
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Location: Northern Illinois | 3:10 to Yuma
Quick & the Dead
"Here Comes the Boom" .... it made me laugh & cry
Wishen was fishen-skis |
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Location: oswego, il | Never get in a bait playing magic mike! |
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| Simply Fishing's Close Encounters of the Right Kind |
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Location: Home of the 2016 World Series Champion Cubs | Old School movies like Kelly's Heroes, The Great Escape, Assault on Precinct 13
Not so old school Animal House, Space Balls, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, From Dusk Till Dawn, Team America World Police. Oh and add Lake Placid to the list.
bwana72 - 9/17/2013 6:00 PM ...and if you are into Crude Humor... Movie 43 is absolutely hilarious !!!
OR The Aristocrats, brings me to tears every time ROFLMFAO!!!!
Edited by KARLOUTDOORS 9/26/2013 11:51 PM
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Musky Trip Movies