All time favorite movie?

[tampa24]

Yeah he does. Tommy was really cute!

 

[Buckeye1]

Christopher Atkins

Here are some more hot pics of Christopher Atkins. I have never attached pic before and I really hope I did it right.

 

[cumrag27]

Here are some more hot pics of Christopher Atkins. I have never attached pic before and I really hope I did it right.

Dear Robb,

YOU GOT A 100%
AND ON THE
FIRST ATTEMPT!
WAY TO GO, ROBB!

All this shows is that you are never too old to turn a trick!
I thing I meant ...to learn a new trick!


PS Always read the fine print.
Christopher Atkins always puts out fine print of his own!​

Sincerely,


Stimpy

 

[Buckeye1]

Dear Robb,

YOU GOT A 100%
AND ON THE
FIRST ATTEMPT!
WAY TO GO, ROBB!

All this shows is that you are never too old to turn a trick!
I thing I meant ...to learn a new trick!


PS Always read the fine print.
Christopher Atkins always puts out fine print of his own!​

Sincerely,


Stimpy

Thanks, Stimpy, but it was just a fleeting moment.....I have no idea what I did.

 

[mikeyank]

Here are some more hot pics of Christopher Atkins. I have never attached pic before and I really hope I did it right.

You did a fabulous job, Mr. Buckeye1 of finding and posting some incredible pics of this beautiful young man that I had never seen before. Is that a real pic of Chris' cock? It looks as delicious as the rest of him.

If I could ask for a perfect looking guy, Chris would come verrrrrrrrrrrry close to that elusive "Perfect 10"

 

[Buckeye1]

You did a fabulous job, Mr. Buckeye1 of finding and posting some incredible pics of this beautiful young man that I had never seen before. Is that a real pic of Chris' cock? It looks as delicious as the rest of him.

If I could ask for a perfect looking guy, Chris would come verrrrrrrrrrrry close to that elusive "Perfect 10"

Glad you enjoyed it, Mike.

 

[JLipps4u]

Well, I know I am kind of late, but here go some of my all time favs.

Red Dawn - (several young men of note)
Madame X - a really old movie, excellent for a good cry.
The Conversation - features a young Gene Hackman
Cleopatra - the one and only Ms. Taylor looking her most ravishing
Fantasia - best watched on acid, or maybe shrooms
Vantage Point - just recently watched this, love how they filmed this movie

 

[rrj3md]

God, he was gorgeous in that Blue Lagoon....I didn't care if Brooke Shields was somewhere plucking her eyebrows....I still remember her catching him playing with a little "sumpin" "sumpin" down at the waters edge.....He was absolutely drop dead gorgeous.

 

[Buckeye1]

"Madame X" (1966), Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray

Well, I know I am kind of late, but here go some of my all time favs.

Red Dawn - (several young men of note)
Madame X - a really old movie, excellent for a good cry.
The Conversation - features a young Gene Hackman
Cleopatra - the one and only Ms. Taylor looking her most ravishing
Fantasia - best watched on acid, or maybe shrooms
Vantage Point - just recently watched this, love how they filmed this movie

Your second pick of Madame X caught my eye and is also a favorite of mine. What really caught my eye was your description of "a really old movie". The movie was released in 1966 and in 1966 I was graduating from high school. Don't get me wrong. I'm not upset with this....I think it is funny how time is expressed by the different ages. My children have ALWAYS thought of me as "old". And now my daughter has suddenly found herself a grandmother at the ripe old age of 37. I'm lovin' it.

If you want to see a really "good cry" movie, check out "A Walk to Remember" (2002) with Shane West and Mandy Moore. I cried for two days after watching this movie. If anyone can honestly call this film "really old", you're too young to be on this site.

Thanks JLipps4u.

 

[Buckeye1]

"Madame X" (1966), Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray

Well, I know I am kind of late, but here go some of my all time favs.

Red Dawn - (several young men of note)
Madame X - a really old movie, excellent for a good cry.
The Conversation - features a young Gene Hackman
Cleopatra - the one and only Ms. Taylor looking her most ravishing
Fantasia - best watched on acid, or maybe shrooms
Vantage Point - just recently watched this, love how they filmed this movie

Your second pick of Madame X caught my eye and is also a favorite of mine. What really caught my eye was your description of "a really old movie". The movie was released in 1966 and in 1966 I was graduating from high school. Don't get me wrong. I'm not upset with this....I think it is funny how time is expressed by the different ages. My children have ALWAYS thought of me as "old". And now my daughter has suddenly found herself a grandmother at the ripe old age of 37. I'm lovin' it.

If you want to see a really "good cry" movie, check out "A Walk to Remember" (2002) with Shane West and Mandy Moore. I cried for two days after watching this movie. If anyone can honestly call this film "really old", you're too young to be on this site.

Thanks JLipps4u.

Got the stars wrong in Madam X....should be Lana Turner and John Forsythe.

 

[Buckeye1]

"Madame X" (1966), Lana Turner and John Forsythe

Your second pick of Madame X caught my eye and is also a favorite of mine. What really caught my eye was your description of "a really old movie". The movie was released in 1966 and in 1966 I was graduating from high school. Don't get me wrong. I'm not upset with this....I think it is funny how time is expressed by the different ages. My children have ALWAYS thought of me as "old". And now my daughter has suddenly found herself a grandmother at the ripe old age of 37. I'm lovin' it.

If you want to see a really "good cry" movie, check out "A Walk to Remember" (2002) with Shane West and Mandy Moore. I cried for two days after watching this movie. If anyone can honestly call this film "really old", you're too young to be on this site.

Thanks JLipps4u.

I just found out that you can't edit the "title box" at the top, so for the last time I'll try to set the record straight. I got the stars of the movie wrong....they are now right. I was also researching "Double Indemnity" (1944) with Stanwyck and MacMurray which is a movie from the "Stone Age", I think.

 

[Buckeye1]

God, he was gorgeous in that Blue Lagoon....I didn't care if Brooke Shields was somewhere plucking her eyebrows....I still remember her catching him playing with a little "sumpin" "sumpin" down at the waters edge.....He was absolutely drop dead gorgeous.

I realize that Christopher Atkins was the purpose of your post, but did you know that Brooke Shields was only 14 years old when this film was made? It would be illegal to make this film now.

 

[JLipps4u]

I realize that Christopher Atkins was the purpose of your post, but did you know that Brooke Shields was only 14 years old when this film was made? It would be illegal to make this film now.

I'm glad someone else remembers Madame X. WAs one of the best movies. Around that same time were a couple of others, one being, "I Want to Live" with the extremely beautiful and talented, Susan Hayward. The other movies I caN't remember the title to, damn it.

 

[BrokeColin]

Hey guys! what about august rush and the new movie with liam nelson called "the Gray"?

 

[JLipps4u]

Hey guys! what about august rush and the new movie with liam nelson called "the Gray"?

Just watched "the Gray" last night. I liked the movie, and Liam Neeson, but I don't know, it left me wanting more.

Also went and watched Snow White, and although I enjoyed it, it also left me short on something, not sure what.

Next on the agenda: Prometheus

 

[BrokeDenver]

So easy!
Jay and Silent bob strike back, funniest movie of all time! I like ever kiven smith movie, but that one is the best!