Hey Paul,
Love the show.
It's your barbecue man, and it tastes good.
I watched this movie a lot as a kid. I remember being excited when the VHS tape was available to rent from the library. It had laser guns and swords, what more could a kid ask for. Due to the repeat viewings, I can't help but say that I am fully on board for this movie.
There is one thing I wanted to mention about the whole plane situation. The dad was the type of guy who built his own experimental plane in his garage. You know how dangerous those things can be, ask the ghost of John Denver.
This plane only had seats for two people. If Courtney would have gone with her parents to the beach, they were all going to ride together in the car. Instead her parents take the homemade floatplane that maybe was going to land on the water near the beach? Either way, the crashed and burned. They were going to the beach no matter what, by car or plane.
Do you think the parents are in a final destination situation, and will have to end up dying soon to restore the cosmic balance?
Gwildor made two keys. The one he was banging on was the prototype.
I wish you guys would have talked about Detective Lubic's best line. "Well, what do you know, the mountain comes to Muhammad." And the guy really stresses the "ham" in Muhammad.
I will always remember this guy more for being the aircraft carrier commander from Top Gun, who is smoking a cigar in the command center.
You guys don't think He-Man is strong? He is definitely strong. He pushed over a statue.
I wish you, June, and Jason a good journey.
-Patrick Muldoon