:chop:Little House on the Prarie, The Dad is showing his adopted son how to shave. The little brother steals the razor, goes into the barn to sneak a shave, drops the str8 and the cow steps on it and breaks it, dude !
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:chop:Little House on the Prarie, The Dad is showing his adopted son how to shave. The little brother steals the razor, goes into the barn to sneak a shave, drops the str8 and the cow steps on it and breaks it, dude !
Being that i just watched it last night The Water Horse A Movie about the Lock ness Monster the new hired hand is shaving with one in the one scene and was actually a good movie and had some awesome scenery just wish someday I could go there.
Yeah, the scenery around there is great! I have been out in a boat on Loch Ness many times; however, I have yet to see Nessy. :confused:.
Meh, some good fishing though.
Chato's land I think it is where jack palance shaves one morning when the bad guys are in their camp on the trail of chato.
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The movies I've seen that have Straight razors in them are: 1. Sweeney Todd. Almost the whole movie is about shaving. 2. Bram Stokers Dracula. Keanu Reeves is shaving with a straigt, cuts himself, and Dracula finishes the shave for him. 3. Pans Labyrinth. The General of the army is shaving with a str8. 4. The Crow with Brandon Lee. Though not shaving; Marla grabs a str8 off the back of the toilet. A silver steel with tortoise handle/scale, to protect herself from the Crow, who is dragging her boyfriend Fun Boy into the bath tub. 5. Tombstone with Kurt Russell. Doc. Holiday played by Val Kilmer gets a shave with a str8.
I can't believe no one has mentioned 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit'. The Weasely character uses a straight as his weapon of choice.
I'm fairly sure Alex uses a straight in 'Clockwork Orange'. However, it has been a few years since I watched that film.
Hey, that's me! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by AFDavis11
Al Pacino isn't in The Untouchables. It's Robert De Niro playing Al Capone.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobertSubnet
Pretttttty sure that was Al Pacino. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by GuybrushThreepwood
Unless there is an untouchables version with Al Pacino that I am unaware of, it is Robert Deniro! The Untouchables (1987)