Space Cowboys is a 2000 adventure/comedy film directed by Clint Eastwood. Eastwood also stars in the film alongside Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland, and James Garner as four older "ex-test pilots" who are sent into space to repair an old Soviet satellite. The original music score was composed by Eastwood and Lennie Niehaus. An obsolete Soviet communications satellite is about to fall out of orbit and NASA agrees to deal with it. The...
Frank is trying to get a waitress to decide who is more attractive between Fr...
Sara doesn't think that Bob knows anything about engineering.
Frank tells Barbara that he doesn't need any instructions to install the gara...
Barbara jokingly asks for rescue from Frank's clutches.
Tiny threatens to beat up Frank, but Frank doesn't care.
Sara asks Frank if he would like to take a turn at fixing up the satellite th...
Frank is told that his guidance system was very advanced in the late 60's but...
Frank wants to know how his guidance system got on a Russian satellite.
Roger tells Hawk that the space shuttle is more like a flying brick instead o...
Frank tells Sara and Ethan that he hopes the russian satellite lands squarely...
Barbara jokingly tells Frank that they have to work on his manners.
Hawk thinks that calling the shuttle a flying brick is a good characterizatio...
Bob observes that Frank's humor has stayed the same over the years.
Bob, sarcastically, is thankful that Frank has a solution to their problem.
Jerry tells Jay Leno that his prowess with the ladies is related to their des...
Bob Doesn't want to fill the space shuttle with old people.
Frank first tries to get Tank on board with going into space.
Jay Leno thinks that women will believe that men will never change after hear...
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