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Well, this is obviously what was meant. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1l5PFs2eTc Oh, nope. Here ya go: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_(1986_film) I always get a linguistic thrill out of the sub-title pun for the second film in the series. House 2: The Second Story 
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ynohtna posted:Well, this is obviously what was meant. The sequel really had the best subtitle.  Also, weird thing... George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) was in House. John Ratzenberger (Cliff, also from Cheers) was in House 2. None of that was planned beforehand, and was a complete coincidence.
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It's technically only a trilogy because House 3 is a completely unrelated movie that randomly decided to use the name so the people making the House movies decided to call their third movie House 4 so the two movies wouldn't get mixed up.
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rodbeard posted:It's technically only a trilogy because House 3 is a completely unrelated movie that randomly decided to use the name so the people making the House movies decided to call their third movie House 4 so the two movies wouldn't get mixed up. That’s OK. They should have stopped at two, anyway. The first House is good, especially if you want to see the Greatest American Hero fight Bull Shannon in zombie Vietnam.
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I was looking for the really creepy scene with the demon woman (when she's behind the bedroom door), and found that the whole movie is on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epTX8VeFqoM
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Nov 3, 2020 23:13
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Right on, House rules. And Norm and Cliff rule. I've gotta see House 2.
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Nov 5, 2020 02:03
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Skip 4 this is the only good scene: https://youtu.be/CDZoPxi7r64
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Want to say it was a Disney film, or at least shown on one of those "Wonderful World of Disney" programs. I think it was set in the early 1900s (but maybe not), and it was about a couple of kids who maybe live in/near a swamp, and they build a fake "Loch Ness" style monster that they paddle around in, possibly as a way to scam money by taking photos of the "monster"
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Davros1 posted:Want to say it was a Disney film, or at least shown on one of those "Wonderful World of Disney" programs. I think it was set in the early 1900s (but maybe not), and it was about a couple of kids who maybe live in/near a swamp, and they build a fake "Loch Ness" style monster that they paddle around in, possibly as a way to scam money by taking photos of the "monster" Not sure if it’s the same but parts of the description sounds like The Quest. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qYcFOta4CY
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Nov 5, 2020 19:27
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Davros1 posted:Want to say it was a Disney film, or at least shown on one of those "Wonderful World of Disney" programs. I think it was set in the early 1900s (but maybe not), and it was about a couple of kids who maybe live in/near a swamp, and they build a fake "Loch Ness" style monster that they paddle around in, possibly as a way to scam money by taking photos of the "monster" The Strange Monster of Strawberry Cove.
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Toshimo posted:Possibly Getter Robo-G: That's it! You are a gentleman and a scholar! Many thanks!
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This was a film I saw on TV some time in the late-80s/early-to-mid 90s, I was a kid at the time, so it's not too clear. The film was set in a 50s cinema showing a Plan 9-style movie and it would cut back and forth between the events in the mostly-deserted cinema and the movie that was showing. In the cinema there was some kind of monster that was quietly attacking and killing people. One of the characters I remember there was a woman with a really bad cold, and there was a running gag involving her trying to get rid of the copious amounts of snot she produced. At one point, it winds up in the drink cup of a couple who spend most of the movie making out. The movie that's being played is an obvious parody of an Ed Wood film. I think it's about a young boy, about ten or so, trying to stop an invasion of saucer men or something. The film is all in black and white. There's several bits where in order to go somewhere, he just hops in a car (like a 1940s sedan) and drives off, but the driving sequence is always stock footage, so if he gets in while its dark, the driving segment is in broad daylight. At the end, the woman with the cold ends up killing the monster by eating it (I think). One of the cinema staff looks on and says the 'twas beauty that killed the beast' line from King Kong and that's basically the end. The whole thing was just shy of being an outright parody, but definitely wasn't on the serious end of things.
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Kaboom Dragoon posted:This was a film I saw on TV some time in the late-80s/early-to-mid 90s, I was a kid at the time, so it's not too clear. The film was set in a 50s cinema showing a Plan 9-style movie and it would cut back and forth between the events in the mostly-deserted cinema and the movie that was showing. In the cinema there was some kind of monster that was quietly attacking and killing people. One of the characters I remember there was a woman with a really bad cold, and there was a running gag involving her trying to get rid of the copious amounts of snot she produced. At one point, it winds up in the drink cup of a couple who spend most of the movie making out. Maybe Matinee?
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Price Check posted:Maybe Matinee? Definitely not, no. Fairly certain it wasn't Popcorn either, before someone suggests that.
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Nov 16, 2020 23:36
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Kaboom Dragoon posted:This was a film I saw on TV some time in the late-80s/early-to-mid 90s, I was a kid at the time, so it's not too clear. The film was set in a 50s cinema showing a Plan 9-style movie and it would cut back and forth between the events in the mostly-deserted cinema and the movie that was showing. In the cinema there was some kind of monster that was quietly attacking and killing people. One of the characters I remember there was a woman with a really bad cold, and there was a running gag involving her trying to get rid of the copious amounts of snot she produced. At one point, it winds up in the drink cup of a couple who spend most of the movie making out. Midnight Movie Massacre https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095630/
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An early episode of Criminal Minds opens with Bach's Cello Suite No 1 which has me convinced that I've seen another show open with the same piece of music. I thought it was Elementary but from looking at the wiki, although that piece has been used in two episodes it wasn't the opening scene either time. Figured I'd ask here on the off chance 
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Nov 17, 2020 05:32
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First thing that jumps into my head is an insurance commercial, or something similar.
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Nov 17, 2020 05:38
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Doing ctrl+f on this page: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001925/ for "Cello Suite No. 1" and "Cello Suite No.1" comes up with ~60 results.
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Nov 17, 2020 06:26
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The brilliant Nero Wolfe TV series from 2000s might have used this, it usually has differing opening music per episode.
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It would never have occurred to me that Bach has an imdb page, his agent puts in work I guess
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Pilchenstein posted:It would never have occurred to me that Bach has an imdb page, his agent puts in work I guess Hitler has an IMDB page
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You think that's bad? I have an IMDB page.
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Nov 17, 2020 15:59
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I recorded a song for a commercial for Simpsons reruns for a local TV channel like 20 years ago, where the gently caress is my IMDB entry???
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feedmyleg posted:You think that's bad? I have an IMDB page. Homer: that's good! ...the third one... Homer: that's bad.
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Sir Nose posted:Midnight Movie Massacre https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095630/ Looks like that may be it, but it also looks like it's not available legally in the UK. Either way, thanks!
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feedmyleg posted:You think that's bad? I have an IMDB page. Me too.  AND I'LL NEVER LET YOU ALL FORGET IT.
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Nov 17, 2020 17:55
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therattle posted:Me too. Forget what?
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Nov 17, 2020 20:59
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My boyfriend doesn't maintain his IMDb page, so seeing new credits pop up is a good indicator of what's popular.
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I remember seeing a preview in like the late 90s/early 00s where a married couple lose their son in a horrible accident and adopt a new son (potentially a clone or android or something, known to them if that's the case) and there's like an implied hidden evil nature to the kid in the preview. Trying to search for it just turns up stuff about AI, and it was a completely different tone.
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Power of Pecota posted:I remember seeing a preview in like the late 90s/early 00s where a married couple lose their son in a horrible accident and adopt a new son (potentially a clone or android or something, known to them if that's the case) and there's like an implied hidden evil nature to the kid in the preview. Godsend.
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I had someone add weirs trivia to mine.  Nothing salacious, just dumb stuff, like nicknames I never had.
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Origami Dali posted:Godsend. God, I love this thread. I haven't thought about that since I saw a trailer for it in theaters when I was 13 and in an hour and a half somebody nails it.
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I saw this film with two older actors as the main characters, I believe one of them was a detective hunting the other one down (I can't recall why). The whole film was really slow and I don't remember if they ever met each other until the end. I remember the setting but really rural, lots of tall pine trees and tons of fog. In the end the guy being hunted abandons the cabin he's been living in and they have a really, really slow chase through the fog and I remember in the end the detective just lets him go and the guy escapes via plane or helicopter.
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I saw a preview for a movie a long time ago (probably late 90s or early 00s) that I've wondered about over the years. There was something about a blind person who could now see, I think? The only scene I really remember is this person staring at a taxi cab across the street, then reaching out and grabbing the taxi and it wasn't a taxi that was far away as first appeared but a small sign or car figurine or something that was actually close to them. artsy fartsy fucked around with this message at 01:55 on Nov 19, 2020 |
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artsy fartsy posted:I saw a preview for a movie a long time ago (probably late 90s or early 00s) that I've wondered about over the years.
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Metaline posted:At First Sight? From the description I read I wouldn't be surprised if this is it. I'm tickled that it's apparently based on something Oliver Sacks wrote--I absolutely love his books. Looking forward to checking this out, thanks!
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sigher posted:I saw this film with two older actors as the main characters, I believe one of them was a detective hunting the other one down (I can't recall why). The whole film was really slow and I don't remember if they ever met each other until the end. I remember the setting but really rural, lots of tall pine trees and tons of fog. In the end the guy being hunted abandons the cabin he's been living in and they have a really, really slow chase through the fog and I remember in the end the detective just lets him go and the guy escapes via plane or helicopter. This sounds kind of like Insomnia
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oldpainless posted:This sounds kind of like Insomnia I looked it up and seeing Al Pacino's name I knew it was right... However I don't remember loving Robin Williams in this, I thought it was DeNiro if anything. Thanks!
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oldpainless posted:This sounds kind of like Insomnia *sigh* More like oldsleepless.
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