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nitrogen posted:Amazon Women on the Moon has a few brief scenes like that. Is this the one where you're watching it from the point of view of somebody else who is watching it and changing channels?
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nitrogen posted:Amazon Women on the Moon has a few brief scenes like that. It was actually 1987. Much of the dating is either intentional or caused by it strongly imitating the Kentucky Fried Movie, which was 1977.
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Thinking of a drama from the 1970s. A woman has flashbacks/dreams where she travels into the past and meets a handsome man who was killed in a duel.After some research she finds that the reason he was killed was that someone sabotaged his pistol. It's definitely not Somewhere In Time--that was much later and had a different plot.
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The Macaroni posted:Thinking of a drama from the 1970s. A woman has flashbacks/dreams where she travels into the past and meets a handsome man who was killed in a duel.After some research she finds that the reason he was killed was that someone sabotaged his pistol. It's definitely not Somewhere In Time--that was much later and had a different plot. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Two_Worlds_of_Jennie_Logan
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Have two here: First one, a horror. Probably an Amityville version, but its a house horror movie where a mother meets her daughter at the front door, but the daughter is all wet and doesn't respond. The daughter walks silently passed the mother, upstairs, and into a room. Then the mother hears of some commotion outside, looks out and theres a lake beside the house and theres a few at the edge pulling out someone. Turns out its the daughter. Second, an 80s Barbarian movie. I have little recollection of this, but it involves someone being tied upside down above a pit of stakes. Then the rope is set on fire and they struggle to get out. The first person fails it, and you see them in the pit stakes sticking through them. The second one manages to escape, I forget how.
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happyhippy posted:Have two here: Is the second one "the Barbarians" from 1987?
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oldpainless posted:Is the second one "the Barbarians" from 1987? Nah, its not as comical as Barbarians, its more gory from what I remember.
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happyhippy posted:First one, a horror. This is Amityville 3-D.
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I think that's from Doctor Who. Looks like the scene when Wilfred says goodbye to the 10th Doctor before he regenerates.
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ProfessorMurder posted:I think that's from Doctor Who. Looks like the scene when Wilfred says goodbye to the 10th Doctor before he regenerates. Hmm. I thought it looked familiar, but I've never seen Dr. Who. I'll take your word for it.
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morestuff posted:What is this from That's me reading all your posts
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As well as my own
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That's it, thank you!
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Heem posted:This is Amityville 3-D. Brilliant, thanks. That scene was really unnerving first I saw it.
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RODNEY THE RACEHOR posted:
Angry Birds
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Someone is traveling across country and they can't get a lift or their vehicle breaks down or something, and there's a chunk of the film where they camp out for a while in a tent in someone's yard. For the longest time I thought I was remembering The Straight Story, but I just rewatched it and that's not it, so now I'm confused.
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happyhippy posted:Nah, its not as comical as Barbarians, its more gory from what I remember. I don't remember the name for sure but am almost certain this was a David Carradine New Concorde/New Horuzons flick, so maybe one of the 80s fantasy movies here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Concorde
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There's a middling late-90s/early-2000s crime movie with a running gag where everyone keeps hitting a black law enforcement agent on the head, thinking they've knocked him out instantly. Concussions don't work that way, so he's actually just faking and gets up rolling his eyes as soon as his attacker leaves. As I recall it was the only good part of that movie, but I thought it was pretty funny and keep telling people about it.
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There's this gif I've seen, and I even saw a YouTube clip with audio (the context was a joke about how Hillary and Trump are both terrible), of a caveman-type white guy with arrows stuck in both of his legs and he keeps alternately screaming at either one. What movie is this, and is it any good? (I usually find comedies just plain stupid and unfunny but that gif makes me think it might be worth watching.)
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Friar Zucchini posted:There's this gif I've seen, and I even saw a YouTube clip with audio (the context was a joke about how Hillary and Trump are both terrible), of a caveman-type white guy with arrows stuck in both of his legs and he keeps alternately screaming at either one. What movie is this, and is it any good? (I usually find comedies just plain stupid and unfunny but that gif makes me think it might be worth watching.) i love you friar
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Friar Zucchini posted:There's this gif I've seen, and I even saw a YouTube clip with audio (the context was a joke about how Hillary and Trump are both terrible), of a caveman-type white guy with arrows stuck in both of his legs and he keeps alternately screaming at either one. What movie is this, and is it any good? (I usually find comedies just plain stupid and unfunny but that gif makes me think it might be worth watching.) This kinda sounds like The Flintstones (1994) cuz of the caveman guy.
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Or that bit with the spears in Ace Ventura 2 http://youtu.be/JEmklTvAkbM morestuff fucked around with this message at 16:52 on May 28, 2016 |
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morestuff posted:Or that bit with the spears in Ace Ventura 2 That's what dude's request made me think of, thanks.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:That's what dude's request made me think of, thanks. If you liked Ace, Ace 2 is not bad. It suffers from the typical comedy sequel disease where they're compelled to riff on the first movie's memes there's still good stuff there but it's not as tight as Ace 1
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The main problem with ace Ventura 2 is that Ace is just a straight up rear end in a top hat in it. He was kind of annoying in 1 but in 2 he is unlikable.
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Ape Agitator posted:If you liked Ace, Ace 2 is not bad. It suffers from the typical comedy sequel disease where they're compelled to riff on the first movie's memes there's still good stuff there but it's not as tight as Ace 1 Oh, I don't need an excuse to watch the Ace movies again, meaning that I never plan on it. The kind of stuff I found funny when I was 12 is much different than now. I know that makes me sound all  but it's true. Dumb and Dumber, however, still holds up, and is maybe even better after all these years. Truly his best comedy.
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oldpainless posted:The main problem with ace Ventura 2 is that Ace is just a straight up rear end in a top hat in it. He was kind of annoying in 1 but in 2 he is unlikable. It is different, like he doesn't have any friends in 2 like Tone Loc. But him being an rear end in a top hat makes the village trials work better. The shift from getting away with everything to failing like the rhino hide works best with an rear end in a top hat protagonist I think.
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Neo Rasa posted:I don't remember the name for sure but am almost certain this was a David Carradine New Concorde/New Horuzons flick, so maybe one of the 80s fantasy movies here: The Warrior and the Sorceress?
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I just got done watching The Revenant and I feel like I've seen a movie that was partially similar to it (no, it wasn't Man in the Wilderness). Similar Western frontier landscape setting, some guys are carrying some type of treasure (maybe gold?) trying to get back to civilization. One or maybe two of them double-cross and incapacitate their guide. He/they tell the rest of them he's dead and they continue on. They journey for days (I think over some snowy mountains too) but I think the party eventually fragments and they all end up dying. I think the guide ends up dying too from the injuries they gave him. I don't know how old; safely from the 70s to early 90s.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Oh, I don't need an excuse to watch the Ace movies again, meaning that I never plan on it. The kind of stuff I found funny when I was 12 is much different than now. I know that makes me sound all Dumb and Dumber is definitely his best comedy, but I recently watched The Cable Guy again and it does hold up well. His predictions are even kinda true. I have played Mortal Kombat online with a guy in Vietnam.
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His best movie is actually Me, Myself and Irene.
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A movie with a scene soon after some guy has murdered another guy's wife via an arrangement with him. Apparently this was a misunderstanding and he was not supposed to do this. The two guys argue about it but the husband doesn't seem particularly upset and it's played for laughs. Can't remember if the movie is actually meant to be a straight up comedy or not.
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Could be Fargo. Steve Buscemi kidnaps a woman by arrangement with her husband, but it's her father he gets in an argument with.
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TheBizzness posted:His best movie is actually Me, Myself and Irene. It's actually Earth Girls are Easy.
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Neo Rasa posted:A movie with a scene soon after some guy has murdered another guy's wife via an arrangement with him. Apparently this was a misunderstanding and he was not supposed to do this. The two guys argue about it but the husband doesn't seem particularly upset and it's played for laughs. Can't remember if the movie is actually meant to be a straight up comedy or not. Throw Momma from the Train?
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david_a posted:I just got done watching The Revenant and I feel like I've seen a movie that was partially similar to it (no, it wasn't Man in the Wilderness). Similar Western frontier landscape setting, some guys are carrying some type of treasure (maybe gold?) trying to get back to civilization. One or maybe two of them double-cross and incapacitate their guide. He/they tell the rest of them he's dead and they continue on. They journey for days (I think over some snowy mountains too) but I think the party eventually fragments and they all end up dying. I think the guide ends up dying too from the injuries they gave him. I don't know how old; safely from the 70s to early 90s.
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Runcible Cat posted:Treasure of the Sierra Madre? However I'm not so sure about the Western timeframe anymore - it could have been earlier too. I'm not entirely sure I didn't imagine the entire thing honestly.
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