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A 1991 comedy Starring Sylvester Stallone as a Mob boss trying to go legit, set in 1930's Chicago. This movie is amazing it has everything you want Syl's amazing acting skills, Tim Curry! and Marisa Tomei, and of course Joey Travolta older brother to John Trovelta. This is bad, but growing I really liked it. It would be a great movie for the show. There are multiple story arcs going on, over acting that is just amazing. Everyone is basically yelling their lines.

So is the Cancer Snake like the Patient zero for throat cancer? Kinda of like the monkey in Outbreak? I guess the moral of the story is all ways check twice before cunnilingus.

These Malibu studios films where made for a specific reason, to be shown on Cinemax at night. They had just enough plot to further the the movie along to the next sex scene. The humor is really the idea of these people being government agents. Oh the 80s, with you're big guns... and your bigger guns?

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So I believe there is no time travel in this movie at all. Instead what this movie really is, is a prequel to the Matrix. Agent Smith Tells Morpheus that there were previous builds of the Matrix. The Movie takes place in one of those builds. This would explain the so called time travel in the movie. In the Matrix it is explained to Neo that seeing things twice, or having feeling of deja vu is a glitch or the program being changed. In the Animatrix which tells of some of the pre-history this effect is even more pronounced effecting the physics of the world. So The mailbox is not magical and it is not time travel its a Glitch in the Matrix. Keanu and Sandy are not talking to each from the past to the future they just perceive it that way. It is a computer simulation time is non linear. Also some of the strange behaviors and sayings make more sense when you understand that this simulated world was created by artificial intelligence. Sandra Bullock's "What did you eat a clown" is nothing a human would come up with, but a machine trying to mimic humor would. This is just my theory of why The lake house made no god damn sense.