So I married an axe murderer? I think there’s a butcher in that one…
Djscman
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That did go quickly! Yes, the movie is So I Married An Axe Murderer.
The 40:40
The 60:60. A few frames before or after and this would require a spoiler tag. For all the gratuitous nudity.
The 80:80. Harriet, sweet Harriet.
And that’s it! Back to you, charmtrap.
I really dug that flick. I still quote it more than I should. My kids all had big heads so I got a lot of use out of “That boy looks like an orange on a toothpick!” or whatever it was exactly.
It was uneven and silly, but the funny bits were really quite funny.
New 20
Dang, I feel like I might know this one.
-Tom
I love that shot so much.
Here’s the 80
There is a clue in the 60.
Oh jeebus, it’s the original My Bloody Valentine, isn’t it?
-Tom
It is the original My Bloody Valentine!
In what movie will you see this at the 20:20?
-Tom
is this Wild Tales (from Argentinia). Six short stories involving distressed people? First tale is in a plane and that guy I seem to remember…
Ok I’m not a huge movie guy, but I love this thread. I only know this because my wife decided to watch this over the weekend and the rest of the family wandered in and out while making fun of it the entire time. I’ll take the hit before someone else has to admit to having seen this.
The movie is Nicholas Cage’s Left Behind.
Hahah, you’d think it was a porn with all those disclaimers!
No freakin’ way!!!11!!1!
I was sure this would go a bit longer because a) who else but me actually sat through Nicholas Cage’s Left Behind?, and b) Cage himself doesn’t appear until the 80:80. Well, the 60:60 if you look really close. Foiled by you and your heckling family!
Here’s the 40:40, in which an errant Cessna tries to blow up our heroine in a mall parking lot.
Here’s the 60:60, in which pilot Nicolas Cage ponders a photo of his family, half of whom have been Raptured, disappearing from out of their clothes like Obi-Wan Kenobi at the end of his lightsaber duel with Darth Vader. His wife is Lea Thompson, by the way.
Tower control, this is Nick Cage. Has the check cleared yet?
More pyrotechnics as the heroine blows stuff up so her dad, pilot Nick Cage, can land his passenger jet on a stretch of freeway construction. Left Behind is pretty awful, but to its credit, it plays out more like an awful disaster movie than an awful Christian movie.
Over to you, Mr. Fishguy! Well played, indeed.
-Tom
I’ve been enjoying reading movie reviews of these types of films (christian stuff) over the last couple years - they’re usually entertaining. The likelihood that I’ll ever watch one is pretty slim, of course. I find it fascinating that their target market is big enough to make whole movies.
Ok here we go! I searched the list a couple times and didn’t see this come up, I apologize if its a dupe.
In which of my favorite movies will you see the following at 20:20?
Is that The Quiet Man? I’m straining to see but that looks like Guinness back there.
-xtien
