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Public Enemies and Killing Pablo
Public Enemies (2009)
Killing Pablo (2009)
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Public Enemies and Killing Pablo
Public Enemies (2009)
Killing Pablo (2009)
i have read killing pablo three times its bloody unreal that book, cant believe someone got that powefullQuote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
just read the details on public enemies, that defo looks like one i would like to see
I watched Lock Up the other day. Its pretty old, but still good.
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Originally Posted by Lyle
Meh, Hollywood will probably fuck it up. You can't get wilder than the truth when it comes to Escobar. Check out this documentary, if you haven't already.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbeJKVLBDgQ
I watched the House Bunny last night with my fiance. Its pretty gay if you ask me please don't waste your time.
To this very day,I dont think anybody knows what really happened with Escobar. There are so many conflicting stories. About the only thing everyone can agree on, is as his paranoia grew,he became a seriously bloodthirsty SOB. Ive watched a few documentaries on him,and they allways disagree,was he a guy who was hustling and got stuck being the poster boy for the drug war,or was he a sadistic looney?Quote:
Originally Posted by CGMQuote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
Meh, Hollywood will probably fuck it up. You can't get wilder than the truth when it comes to Escobar. Check out this documentary, if you haven't already.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbeJKVLBDgQ
Im leaning towards poster boy,just because Ive noticed,the coke supply didnt diminish an iota after he finally got tagged. It kind of reads,"SEE WE'RE DOING SOMETHING ABOUT THE PROBLEM" and then another a-hole just fills his place. Doesnt make Escobar any less of an A-hole,just thinking that there were plenty of other A-holes as well.
Well, I don't think there's any doubt that once Escobar is gone, there are any number of people who are willing and able to step up and fill the gap. Towards the end, even his own people had probably had enough of the guy. Escobar's biggest problem probably was he seemed to have no inclination to keep a low profile. He flaunted his wealth and power. Dude even ran for a seat in Columbian politics.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trainer MonkeyTo this very day,I dont think anybody knows what really happened with Escobar. There are so many conflicting stories. About the only thing everyone can agree on, is as his paranoia grew,he became a seriously bloodthirsty SOB. Ive watched a few documentaries on him,and they allways disagree,was he a guy who was hustling and got stuck being the poster boy for the drug war,or was he a sadistic looney?Quote:
Originally Posted by CGMQuote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
Meh, Hollywood will probably fuck it up. You can't get wilder than the truth when it comes to Escobar. Check out this documentary, if you haven't already.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbeJKVLBDgQ
Im leaning towards poster boy,just because Ive noticed,the coke supply didnt diminish an iota after he finally got tagged. It kind of reads,"SEE WE'RE DOING SOMETHING ABOUT THE PROBLEM" and then another a-hole just fills his place. Doesnt make Escobar any less of an A-hole,just thinking that there were plenty of other A-holes as well.
You HAVE to read the book by Brian Burrough! Basically every big name criminal we know of was on the loose at the same time: Dillinger, Pretty Boy Floyd, Machine Gun Kelly, Bonnie and Clyde, the Barker-Karpis Gang (aka Ma Barker's Gang), Baby Facy Nelson.....all of them were out robbing banks and shooting up coppers and G-Men (who at the time were like the fucking Keystone Cops).Quote:
Originally Posted by Drago
Just downloaded Rounders.
Great movie especially if u like poker.
crazy timesQuote:
Originally Posted by LyleYou HAVE to read the book by Brian Burrough! Basically every big name criminal we know of was on the loose at the same time: Dillinger, Pretty Boy Floyd, Machine Gun Kelly, Bonnie and Clyde, the Barker-Karpis Gang (aka Ma Barker's Gang), Baby Facy Nelson.....all of them were out robbing banks and shooting up coppers and G-Men (who at the time were like the fucking Keystone Cops).Quote:
Originally Posted by Drago
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Originally Posted by CGMWell, I don't think there's any doubt that once Escobar is gone, there are any number of people who are willing and able to step up and fill the gap. Towards the end, even his own people had probably had enough of the guy. Escobar's biggest problem probably was he seemed to have no inclination to keep a low profile. He flaunted his wealth and power. Dude even ran for a seat in Columbian politics.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trainer MonkeyTo this very day,I dont think anybody knows what really happened with Escobar. There are so many conflicting stories. About the only thing everyone can agree on, is as his paranoia grew,he became a seriously bloodthirsty SOB. Ive watched a few documentaries on him,and they allways disagree,was he a guy who was hustling and got stuck being the poster boy for the drug war,or was he a sadistic looney?Quote:
Originally Posted by CGM
Im leaning towards poster boy,just because Ive noticed,the coke supply didnt diminish an iota after he finally got tagged. It kind of reads,"SEE WE'RE DOING SOMETHING ABOUT THE PROBLEM" and then another a-hole just fills his place. Doesnt make Escobar any less of an A-hole,just thinking that there were plenty of other A-holes as well.
In the Movie cocaine cowboys it said that Ochoa from Medillian was the most powerful. However, almost everyone died who was around that trade sooner or later.
Seven Pounds
DVD - "TEARS OF THE SUN"
An action packed Bruce Willis movie
any good?Quote:
Originally Posted by punch