Also shout out to Val for kicking it on April 1st. Incredible bit.
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One doesn’t graduate from Juilliard and just leave without a flourish
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang as everyone mentioned.
I remember watching the very forgettable movie Felon some 15 years on DVD and thinking the only good part was Val Kilmer.
Holy shit.
Rest in peace Madmartigan.
The Saint
I was trying to remember the name of this movie, thank you!
he's very cool in that one
if you watch his netflix documentary, he really wanted to be an actor and was disappointed in roles like Batman. I think he took The Saint so that he could do all the fun disguises and play all these different characters and really act. It's a cheesy movie with a silly plot and one of my top Kilmer films!
we will watch Top Secret! (1984) tonight.
oh hell yes
I enjoyed the Salton Sea.
Willow
No love for Real Genius here?
I just love popcorn.
I really enjoyed Spartan.
Sounds like military propaganda to me
Willow and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Batman Forever
"Holey rusted metal, Batman!"
"...What?"
...is probably my favorite exchange in a Warner Bros. Batman flick.
I'm gonna have Kiss From a Rose stuck in my head all day.
Aw fuck, that sucks. RIP.
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is another good one with him. He's also good in Bad Lieutenant: Port Of Call New Orleans.
He never got rid of that lizard!
Top Secret is awesome, just as good as Airplane or Naked Gun
I think that was his first film too.
I think it's even better. That barfight scene was incredible.
His portrayal of C unth in MacGruber was legendary.
I really need to see Tombstone and Heat.