I haven’t, but I know it had a lot of Seahawks mentions/gear. There were an article about it on the Seahawks official site.
I guess she was a producer or something. She’s from Seattle, along with her ex, Chris “I’m marrying a Schwarzenegger” Pratt.
I liked a lot of her early work, like Scary Movie.
I think we attended UW together. Along with Joel McHale.
You recognized dude’s T-shirt? Jocks, man. I don’t get you people.
But thanks for leaving me twisting in the wind as the only guy in the thread dumb enough to watch Overboard. I thought you had my back on that one.
-Tom
Matt Hasselback isn’t exactly an obscure player reference, and the Seahawks have a very distinct shade of green.
Yeah, I guess Baywatch was pretty popular back in the day.
-Tom
Look, I’m going to ruin a color for you, forever. And from here on you will always instantly recognize the following color and the sportsball team it corresponds with.
I call it: warcrime neon green
Now even the slightest hint of that color and you will instantly know where it comes from.
Thanks Seattle! Our retinas are now burning :)
So Tom, do you think “Super Bowl” is a 70s game show? Like The Match Game, but with a Bowling for Dollars with celebrity assistance sorta motif?
And away we go
20:20
I chuckled. Thanks for that!
Sadly, I too saw it. I’ll put 100% of the blame on my girlfriend to choose it for streaming movie night, but 100% of the blame on me for sitting through all of it. I would extend your critique to say that the movie was a waste for most every actor/actress combined. It also had this strange feeling of being a targeted Hispanic audience movie, where every actor is forced to speak English. It was just … strange.
40:40
60:60
Den of Thieves?
Yup!
Poor Gerard Butler doesn’t even get his own frame!
-Tom
First Blood?
Abduction?
Leave No Trace! A scene in which a trace was indeed left.
-Tom
“It should cook a mushroom.”
Got it!
That dog was a jerk. Why couldn’t he just leave Ben Foster and Thomasin Harcourt Mckenzie be?
Looking forward to the rest of the frames. The movie had a great Pacific Northwest aesthetic. In the meantime, I’m off to find some of my own frames.
-Tom
