Wild Wild West
Legless Southern inventor Dr. Arliss Loveless plans to rekindle the Civil War by assassinating President Ulysses S. Grant. Only two men can stop him: gunfighter James West and master-of-disguise and inventor Artemus Gordon. The two must team up to thwart Loveless' plans. From TMDB
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60 of 197 · most liked firstthe Will Smith track “Wild Wild West” just came on the radio and: 1) it was weird that for several years whenever Will made a tentpole movie he also rapped about it in partial character 2) we should make more actors do this
unlabelledView post →If you only want stuff that destroys the earth as part of easing traffic how about some of those coal powered giant spider tanks from the Wild Wild West movie
unlabelledView post →The Bob Dylan movie should have an explicatory rap single attached to it like “Addams Family Groove” or “Wild Wild West”
unlabelledView post →kind crazy that WILD WILD WEST is simultaneously the steampunk movie with the biggest ever budget and the wokest movie ever made about reconstruction
unlabelledView post →a hill I'll always die on is that Wild Wild West is a perfectly acceptable movie the spider still looks better than 95% of VFX in modern films
unlabelledView post →Wild Wild West (Film / DVD: 1999)
unlabelledView post →Someone should ask Cam about Wild Wild West. The movie clearly had a massive impact on his entire vibe. This is a man who has absolutely belted We going straight to the Wild Wild West. The look is Jim West meets Dr. Arliss Loveless meets Willy Wonka.
unlabelledView post →soundtrack in this Taco Bell is novelty movie songs from the 90s; already heard “Wild Wild West” and “Men in Black” from Will Smith, now we’ve moved on to “Space Jam” and maybe I should order some more tacos or something
unlabelledView post →Here is the press release that Edys/Dreyer's put out: "Dreyers Ice Cream has announced that it will have a major promotional tie-in with what is expected to be one of the hottest summer movie releases, Wild Wild West...The movie is considered one of the most likely to succeed this summer!"
unlabelledView post →Skyfall and Wild Wild West share in common that the official licensed song is considerably better than the film. Curious.
unlabelledView post →Telling someone I recently watched Wild Wild West and when they ask me what it’s about I immediately jump into the verses from Wild Wild West where Will Smith explains the plot of the movie
unlabelledView post →It's giving that one producer who kept trying to put giant spider mechs in every movie until he finally got his wish on Wild Wild West
unlabelledView post →One last push for my Wild Wild West: The Game history video. May I tempt you with a game based on a movie with Will Smith, Kevin Kline, Salma Hayek, Kenneth Branagh, and a giant mechanical spider, but which itself contains none of those things? youtu.be/tQS1GXzy7Dc
unlabelledView post →I am vocal about the trash I love but if there is one that I feel like people will question me about loving, I am not sorry, I love Wild Wild West. It's a fucking mess and there are a million problems, but I can't explain why I love it. letterboxd.com/film/wild-wi...
unlabelledView post →Self-proclaimed revisionist hip-hop historian here: 26 years ago, Will Smith released his "worst" movie up to that point, Wild Wild West, which still receives a lot of heat to this day. I'm not here to debate that. What I AM gonna debate is that the soundtrack song with Sisqo is a banger
unlabelledView post →Film Twitter in 1999: "Whoa Blair Witch Project and The Sixth Sense made more than Wild Wild West! Warner Bro must be embarrassed, they're totally gonna give up on big IP movies forever!"
unlabelledView post →Wild Wild West legitimately had the best promotional crossover items of any movie and was maybe the worst blockbuster ever made? Maybe could have inverted the quality ratios?
unlabelledView post →I still remember the exec who just kept trying to shove a giant mechanical spider into movie after movie (including Superman and an early attempt at adapting The Sandman) until he finally got them to put it in Wild Wild West. He clearly thought it was the best idea that a person could ever have.
unlabelledView post →Thanks to everyone that left a suggestion of where to start with Westerns, I've decided to begin my film journey tomorrow with the seminal classic, Wild Wild West (1999). Just kidding, it'll be Stagecoach (1939)
unlabelledView post →I think if you made a movie out of the Will Smith song Wild Wild West it would be better than the movie Wild Wild West was. They messed up the order of doing things over there.
unlabelledView post →Salma Hayek as Rita Escobar in Wild Wild West, 1999, directed by Barry Sonnenfeld. Visually, Hayek’s costumes in the film emphasized both glamour and the Old West aesthetic, with elaborate gowns, corsets, and dramatic colors that matched the movie’s over-the-top steampunk style. #movies #cinema
unlabelledView post →The writing counts for a lot, but Smith is great in Independence Day because he's a small part of a great ensemble cast, great in Men in Black because he's the junior member of a solid buddy cop duo, and frustrating in Wild Wild West because it's The Will Smith Movie.
unlabelledView post →Unfortunately, Wild Wild West is probably the Civil War movie with the best politics boxd.it/4KKrsT
unlabelledView post →I met Robert at a Republican convention in 2000. The Will Smith Wild Wild West movie had just come out and he was ... not gracious about it.
unlabelledView post →Wild Wild West (1999) is subtextually a film about having a good time on the world wide web
unlabelledView post →Cam Newton's inspiration is not really any specific era of American history as much as it is the Will Smith movie Wild Wild West
unlabelledView post →People in the comments have said Dude, Where's My Car and Wild Wild West. I am sorry man those movies are not fine art but they are quite watchable and sometimes very funny. Pre-crashout Will Smith was always great to see. But also like what is this scene. Why is Kenneth Branagh here???
unlabelledView post →Wild Wild West is an amazing movie. There are haters out there but just like HAIM I don't listen to them.
unlabelledView post →I think this was also the plot of the movie Wild Wild West
unlabelledView post →Watching this tonight. Yep Wild Wild West a film that in my honest opinion gets way too much hate. Is it amazing no but it's a good time full of action and some decent one liners #filmsky #wildwildwest #willsmith
unlabelledView post →Later today will be my last stream of the year, my last stream before my birthday, and hopefully the grand finale of Wild Wild West: The Official Game of the Movie: Gamers Edition. Come hang out if you think I'm cool.
unlabelledView post →When is the last time a major non-musical motion picture was accompanied by a pop song that recapped the plot of the film? Is it Wild, Wild West? Have we gone that long without?
unlabelledView post →you know why I know this? Its the funniest/dumbest reason Because of the movie Wild Wild West "That...is a man's........head" www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LFH...
unlabelledView post →Wild Wild West. Idc idc that movie is EVERYTHING.
unlabelledView post →“The Wild, Wild West” is probably my favorite number in this film ^PG #TCMParty #31DayOfOscar #HarveyGirls
unlabelledView post →This reminds me of how, pre-MCU, you had so many execs who hated superhero stuff - or at the very least “didn’t get it” - working on those things. Which led to many bizarre choices, which is how you get a giant robot spider meant to be in a scrapped Superman film show up in a WILD WILD WEST film 😂
unlabelledView post →Wild Wild West is not a good movie and it is an insult to the source material but fuck you we love the steampunk spider anyway
unlabelledView post →I can't claim Wild Wild West was a good movie. I don't remember much of it, and I am told it was terrible. nonetheless, damn will you look amazing in this video www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zXK...
unlabelledView post →7. Wild Wild West is a painfully unfunny movie but the much mocked giant mechanical spider was actually kind of cool. One of the few incidences of executive meddling actually improving a movie.
unlabelledView post →People rag on Jon Peters for the giant mechanical spider in Wild Wild West, but, let's be honest, that's by far the best part of that movie.
unlabelledView post →You shut your damn piehole. "Wild Wild West" hit me at a vulnerable time where I really needed a steampunk buddy movie. I freaking love that stupid film. (Although "you don't wanna see my hand where my hip be at" is a genuinely excellent line for a black cowboy)
unlabelledView post →WILD WILD WEST IS A GOOD MOVIE SEND SKEET 😤😤
unlabelledView post →Using my discord movie nights to relive the 90s and force the two people who join to experience Wild Wild West with me.
unlabelledView post →Wild Wild West. Like there have probably been worse movies since, but this was the first movie that I watched as kid that I realized movies could be bad.
unlabelledView post →The Wild Wild West The Escape Club (Movie or TV series)
unlabelledView post →No film truly captured race relations in post Civil War America than Will Smith's Wild Wild West.
unlabelledView post →traveling to the alternate dimension where Wild Wild West was the highest grossing movie of all time and watching people fruitlessly try to understand why that is
unlabelledView post →It's a very special double Bobstream week! See you on Tuesday and Thursday at the usual time and place for some wiki wiki wiki Wild Wild West: The Steel Assassin: The Official Game of the Movie that everyone loved so much.
unlabelledView post →What is a GREAT SONG from a BAD MOVIE? I think the key example is Will Smith’s quasi-cover of WILD WILD WEST.
unlabelledView post →Steampunk's biggest triumph was probably the Wild Wild West movie and yes I know how damning that is. (The best steampunk property is Girl Genius, but that's absolutely not "huge.")
unlabelledView post →im a child of 1991 precisely. there is only one true, perfect choice: Will Smith's 1999 "Wild Wild West" from and promoting the film 'Wild Wild West' starring Will Smith. It's mot just the answer the 90s deserves, but the one it bought and paid for. www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zXK...
unlabelledView post →Wild Wild West was really a film ahead of its time and largely gets remembered as “that wild west film with the giant spider”. Never has there been a film that did so much with drag.
unlabelledView post →Wild Wild West Fucking love this movie.
unlabelledView post →ok but be careful because I think making a saloon with legs is how they got that Wild Wild West movie
unlabelledView post →I caught the end of the movie version of WILD, WILD WEST the other day and I can't help but wonder when I see a movie that has a half dozen credited writers (and probably at least that many again not credited) how it would have turned out with the original script before countless revisions.
unlabelledView post →Man, I can’t wait for Wild Wild West! Movie of the 90s!
unlabelledView post →Has enough time passed for me to admit that I quite enjoy the movie Wild Wild West without being called all kinds of mean things for it?
unlabelledView post →#BOTD March 1, 1935 Happy Heavenly Birthday #RobertConrad who would have been 91. Conrad as the French-Canadian trapper Pasquinel in "Centennial" my favorite role. He was a film & television actor, singer, and stuntman. Most remembered as Jim West in The Wild Wild West. 🌟📽️🎞️🎦
unlabelledView post →And that's a rewatch done of Wild Wild West. Wow, this was not a good movie, even having seen it before and being aware in advance!
unlabelledView post →This prompt is making the rounds again and I love it (my pick was Kevin Kline, rocking a waistcoat in WILD WILD WEST) Fun fact: Donald Sutherland here was one of the desired actors on a shortlist in the late 1970s for a BBC DOCTOR WHO film that never came to fruition. What could have been!
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