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ZenMaster posted:Hey C-Bag! And hi to you my friend. No, wasn't bloody from what I remember. The scene basically took place at a boat dock (hence the outboard motor). Guy getting attacked eventually won from what I remember. Before that IIRC it was some crazy fist fight type stuff. One of those "I was like 7, shouldn't have been up this late but the old man gave me a pass moment."
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ZenMaster posted:Yeah, same here, used to watch them over and over on CC as a kid, but that line stuck with me for years. I guess it wouldn't be so bad to watch them all again, just wish I knew the episode as well! Just FYI, our glorious media leader, CBC.ca has them all available, at least if you're in Canada. Not sure about accessing them from another, lesser, undeserving country 
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Dec 12, 2018 18:38
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Just FYI, our glorious media leader, CBC.ca has them all available, at least if you're in Canada. Not sure about accessing them from another, lesser, undeserving country 
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Dec 12, 2018 19:09
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Colostomy Bag posted:And hi to you my friend. Was it The Deep? Matches your time frame, and there's a fistfight with an outboard motor involved. Here's the scene: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FdBRLV6PGro
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Dec 12, 2018 23:10
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JacquelineDempsey posted:Was it The Deep? Matches your time frame, and there's a fistfight with an outboard motor involved. Here's the scene: God dang, you are right. But your link sure was fascinating. This thread amazes me.
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Dec 13, 2018 14:44
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Colostomy Bag posted:God dang, you are right. But your link sure was fascinating. Whoops! I mustve still had that from copy-pasting to another thread. Sorry! Yeah, that one was tricky. I searched something like "movie fight scene boat motor", found a link to a book called "75 Best Fight Scenes", and in the preview there was a fragment like "...stunt coordinator Fred Stromsoe was suggested a prop outboard motor be used." So I looked up his IMDB, and thought a movie called "The Deep" made in '77 would fit the bill. Wooo, I'm 2 for 2 on movies I've never seen! I like this game. 
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Late 70s/early 80s horror film. I think it takes place at sea on a large shipping vessel. They bring up some kind of biological sample from the ocean floor and it promptly starts infecting people. I vaguely remember the monster infecting/impregnating a woman towards the end and then turning into some Big 80s Guy in a Suit creature for the showdown. I think the title is like The Horror or The Menace, but it's not The Entity or Creature. It definitely predates Leviathan and Deep Star Six. Any ideas?
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Dec 13, 2018 17:20
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Are you sure it's not Leviathan? There's infections and it's definitely a stupid rubber suit by the end. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wa1uJbTy6XE
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JacquelineDempsey posted:Whoops! I mustve still had that from copy-pasting to another thread. Sorry! Yeah, after you found it I'm like dang going to have watch this one.
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The Macaroni posted:Late 70s/early 80s horror film. I think it takes place at sea on a large shipping vessel. They bring up some kind of biological sample from the ocean floor and it promptly starts infecting people. I vaguely remember the monster infecting/impregnating a woman towards the end and then turning into some Big 80s Guy in a Suit creature for the showdown. I think the title is like The Horror or The Menace, but it's not The Entity or Creature. It definitely predates Leviathan and Deep Star Six. Any ideas? Made-for-tv junk Alien rip-off "The Intruder Within", watch it here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-08gvhJG2Yk
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Sir Nose posted:Made-for-tv junk Alien rip-off "The Intruder Within", watch it here! I remember asking my mom, "Uhh did she just give birth to the Silly Monster or did she become the Silly Monster?"
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Dec 14, 2018 15:15
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In this 80s (early 90s?) dark comedy, or action comedy it opens with a little girl telling a class or family a story that sounds very improbable. It involves a logging town (logging baron, also a twin?) an inheritance(?) and possibly a murder. There are a couple of drunken hillbillies at one point. At the end the girl is vindicated somehow. e2: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0105078/ found it by describing it, natch, it was the twin part that helped syscall girl fucked around with this message at 02:55 on Dec 17, 2018 |
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Dec 17, 2018 02:52
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Sir Nose posted:Made-for-tv junk Alien rip-off "The Intruder Within", watch it here! Holy, holy crap. That scene at 21:44 is something I've vaguely remembered for decades, the guy getting "stung" by the barbed egg-thing. I must have seen this on television when it originally aired. Thanks for finding a movie I didn't remember well enough to even ask about.
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I saw a movie as a kid that involved a group of characters with some sort of regeneration powers. I think they were aliens or something but they looked human. I think it ended with everyone being blown up and a close up on a severed finger starting to twitch implying that the guy still wasn't dead.
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Dec 20, 2018 06:01
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An asian movie about gangs (probably triads), much group fighting with weapons. I distinctly remember a scene where during a fight in an apartment a character takes a machete out of the freezer where there was also money or drugs.
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Dec 22, 2018 15:00
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Do they shave a woman's head and tattoo a rooster on it?
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Sgt. Politeness posted:Do they shave a woman's head and tattoo a rooster on it? Now that sounds like a scene from a movie I'd like to watch!
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Stickfigure posted:Now that sounds like a scene from a movie I'd like to watch! Well you're in luck because it's the only thing from Street Of Fury (1996) I can find a video of. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAP_XqI2k1M
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Dec 26, 2018 00:20
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Very vague, but trying to recall a scene where someone is shot/executed near the end of a runway while a plane is taking off or landing
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Dec 26, 2018 06:53
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The Wild Geese? Richard Burton is trying to get on the plane, gets shot running after it as it takes off, while uh, Richard Harris(?) tries to grab his hand. Torquemada fucked around with this message at 09:46 on Dec 26, 2018 |
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Dec 26, 2018 09:43
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It happens at the end of Heat where All Pacino uses the light of a plane taking off to work out where Robert Di Nero is.
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Dec 26, 2018 10:41
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Tsietisin posted:It happens at the end of Heat where All Pacino uses the light of a plane taking off to work out where Robert Di Nero is. My brain was like ‘this could be a million movies’, but didn’t remember this could apply to one of my favourites 
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Thanks guys, but figured it out with tvtropes cacophony cover-up. It was Sleepers. I’m sure it was used in other movies, but this was the instance I was remembering.
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Probably a bit of a long shot. This may have been a made-for-TV thing and shorter than a movie, but I'm almost certain it wasn't part of a series. All I remember is that there was a guy staying on campus at a university and he found some mammoth bones out in the woods... not a lot to go on, except I think it was Canadian. I don't think it was spooky or anything, just some kind of quirky slice-of-life thing. It would have to be at least 20 years old as well.
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I feel like I'm going nuts. Don't know if this is tv or film or a fever dream. Male: A Jeremy Piven to you. Male 2: Jeremy Piven to you as well sir! Jeremy Piven is replacing "good day". I feel like its used several times. Anyone?
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Jan 2, 2019 10:48
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I swear I've heard this before too. Unless it's a new "it doesn't do anything, that's the beauty of it".
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ButtWolf posted:I feel like I'm going nuts. Don't know if this is tv or film or a fever dream. Listen to the Comedy Bang Bang podcast? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-B2HO75ZKY edit: It might've carried over to the CBB TV show. I dunno. Teenage Fansub fucked around with this message at 11:13 on Jan 2, 2019 |
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Teenage Fansub posted:Listen to the Comedy Bang Bang podcast? Naw thats what started the convo. I sang this and my roommate thinks the first thing happened, and subsequently I do as well. Feels like Samberg or Jonah Hill is saying it, but I searched for a while and got nothing.
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Half-rekindled memory of two people trapped in a pit with spikes slowly jutting out of the walls. Probably an 80's movie, I want to say one of them dies but the other managed to slip between the spikes and crawls out. The spikes moving instead of the walls is the part I remember most.
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Let me be the first to make sure it’s not Raiders of the Lost Ark?
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^you mean Temple of Doom.
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IIRC there was such a scene in Krull. e: Yup, a pretty gruesome one too. Zopotantor fucked around with this message at 11:03 on Jan 3, 2019 |
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Jan 3, 2019 10:49
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Zopotantor posted:IIRC there was such a scene in Krull. Here we go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFlcS-hGgME&t=6187s 1:43:07 if the timestamp doesn't work
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Origami Dali posted:^you mean Temple of Doom. Except no one dies in Doom, there’s just bones in the spike room: Raiders, there’s Forrestal already impaled when they enter and Satipo impaled on the way out. So no, I don’t mean Temple Of Doom.
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Freakazoid_ posted:Half-rekindled memory of two people trapped in a pit with spikes slowly jutting out of the walls. Probably an 80's movie, I want to say one of them dies but the other managed to slip between the spikes and crawls out. The spikes moving instead of the walls is the part I remember most. Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone? It had a Running Man type segment with spikes and traps where the first got killed and the next survived.
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This has been bugging me for like a year now. I feel like it's an instantly recognizable but not widely seen film, and I don't remember enough to catch it with any easy searches. The movie's from the 1970s, possibly 1960s, maaaybe 1980s. (Pretty sure it was the 70s.) I watched it maybe 5-10 years ago because I read some description of a scene very close to the end, which is now the only scene I can remember. The main character is investigating some kind of conspiracy throughout the movie, and near the end they manage to get into a major facility of the conspirators. They sit down and watch some propaganda/brainwashing film, and for the rest of the movie (10-15 minutes?) it's harder to interpret the character's actions and motivations. The brainwashing film is the part that gets talked about, the reason I heard of the movie: for the whole duration, the camera's perspective is the same as the character's. Instead of showing the audience the character they've been following, and what effect it's having on them, you're subjected to the experience yourself and have to make your own response to it. I'm pretty sure the propaganda/brainwashing film didn't have any words, was just colors and shapes and sounds, and ran around 1 to 5 minutes. Any help would be deeply appreciated. This scene is floating around my mind as a contextless piece of commentary on postmodernist deconstruction of viewer-subject distinction blah blah I can't even remember when or why I heard of it. edit: Son of a bitch it's The Parallax View, a movie I was just reading about that reminded me of this contextless memory and made me want to know what it was from. Thank you, thread. This was much more helpful than just looking that movie up on Wikipedia. (Seriously, it doesn't mention the weird perspective-shift that was the key thing I remembered.) Vavrek fucked around with this message at 03:49 on Jan 4, 2019 |
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Zopotantor posted:IIRC there was such a scene in Krull. Snowglobe of Doom posted:Here we go: It was this, thanks!
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Okay this is driving me nuts because I saw whatever it was not that long ago. But I also watch a lot of older stuff, so who knows. A show, I think, with an episode where the main male character sees visions of a son he might have if something in his life were to go a certain way (a romantic plot, maybe?) But at the end of the episode he accepts, for whatever reason, that it's not going to happen and says goodbye to this imaginary son. It made me sad.
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artsy fartsy posted:Okay this is driving me nuts because I saw whatever it was not that long ago. But I also watch a lot of older stuff, so who knows. Shot in the dark, but this sounds like it could have been Awake, which ran on NBC for a season something like seven or eight years ago.
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Vavrek posted:The Parallax View It crops up from time to time because of the scene where Beatty gets on the airliner and pays the stewardess for his ticket like he’s catching a bus.
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