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I had this movie on VHS as a kid and probably saw this movie like 20 times. Mark Dascascos and Robert Patrick both made this movie better and more fun to watch than it had any right being. The scene where Robert Patrick has to pretend he's both Scott wolf and Mark Dascascos is amazing.

John Cusack in a period piece like this makes as much sense as it did when a coked out Ray Liotta showed up in In the Name of the King.

I've seen this movie probably more than a dozen or so times because of its constant rotation on HBO. As a fan of both Albert Brooks and Brendan Fraser, I have to agree this movie really is a odd mix. The first scene with Diane Wiest is super jarring in terms of the tonal shift the movie makes after that point.

They have to do a David Caruso movie at some point, if not this than Jade would also be alot of fun. I've recently rewatched most of CSI Miami and it cannot be stated more emphatically how much of a fucking terrible actor he is.

Cannot believe this hasnt been posted before. I think its been referenced in at least a dozen other conversations in other movies threads. I think its impossible not to notice that Travolta and Slater have 1000% more sexual chemistry than Slater and Mathis. I really thought the ending of this movie was going to involve Slater talking Travolta down from his plan by telling him how much he's always loved him.

Yea this movie would be great because theres no way they wouldn't all walk away from a viewing of this movie absolutely furious. Rashomon style storytelling can be very fun when done well. The Halloween episode of It's Always Sunny is a standout for me. This movie however is not effective. It just feels like the movie is actively lying to you throughout, and when the final twist hits they've already gone in so many different directions and it just feels like a giant fuck you to everyone watching.

My biggest takeaway from this movie is how hilariously ineffectual the husband is in this movie. Usually in a movie like this its the husband who would be expected to save his family from the kidnappers. This movie decided to buck that trend and have some random "teenager" save the day. So he basically does less to save his family from the mess he put his family in than his wife, who actively saves her husband and son multiple times. Its even more funny to me because the actor playing the husband routinely plays scumbags in other roles so when he showed up I kept waiting for the twist where he was secretly involved all along.

Pre-Captain America Chris Evans is rescuing house moms and maintaining cell phone calls for an absurd amount of time in this fun but silly thriller. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saSi2sVJY5c

When Statham goes to choke Kim Basinger with the phone cord, it was so jarring. William H. Macy was delightful throughout, he was easily the best part of the movie for me.

I havent seen the entire movie I think I caught the back half at my mom's house on Christmas. So I'll have to watch the entire thing though at some point. I will say I did appreciate the movie a bit more after reading analysis about this movie that posited that the monsters in the movie were supposed to statements on social media/peoples obsession with their smart phones.

Very fun horror movie that feels a bit like a more tame Dead Alive. Although I do think the team would have have a good time talking about this, it's less of an serious suggestion and more a plea for more people to see this quirky old horror movie. http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0106792/

Yea, Batman Begins is without question a better movie than Batman and Robin. But on a rainy day if I were given the choice to watch one or the other i'd more than likely go with Batman and Robin.

Yea they shot this one back to back with the first movie. So you have to imagine most of the cast and crew were more than likely running on fumes when they filmed this. And insanely enough the second movie in the series was actually the third one filmed. Which as child completely confused the shit out of me. Because when you watch the second movie in the series the only kid who stayed from the original was Colt. Then this movie came out, which not only had all three kids, but Colt looked significantly younger. So if you watch these movies in the order released it gives the distinct impression that Colt is essentially Benjamin Button.

That makes a bit more sense. It also reminds me of the Phone Booth/Liberty Stands Still situation. I do think Krasinski was infinitely more successful in his take on the premise though.

This movie was clearly trying to be A Quiet Place. What it ends up being is a hybrid of that movie and The Happening.

Watching the Look Who's Talking movies made me think about this equally terrible movie from the mid 90's. Hugh Grant gave an interview where he said the sheer amount of money being thrown at him to be in this movie made him lose his mind and go way over the top in his performance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-DO3W-ICYk Love love love this movie. Easily one Val Kilmer's best movies. And it's pretty fucking bananas. This movie posits that the only way the u.s. military can conduct weapons research is to trick nerds into doing it. Also the main nerd is supposed to be 16 and his love interest in the movie appears to be a woman in her mid twenties.

They really need to do Family Stone at some point. Its almost the perfect holiday movie to watch with your family, because whatever drama you have going on in your life it doesnt hold a candle to the trainwreck that unfolds onscreen.

Am I crazy or is it a little bit weird that there wasnt any kind of romance between Vanessa Williams and Arnolds Schwarzeneggers characters?

Terrible movie that played constantly on HBO when I was younger. Woody Harrelson is the only source of joy in this movie and its on his performance alone that makes this movie at all watchable. Seeing Dylan Mcdermott playing an over the top bad guy is always fun too.

Heckler is made all the more amazing by that sudden shift in tone. It goes from a run of the mill collection of comedians making obvious statements about how annoying it is when some drunk asshole yells at them onstage to basically Jamie Kennedy lamenting about how terrible his career is going.

First Wives Club I think is what set the tone in terms of the level of quality of her following movies. Accepting the role of a poodle really does seem to have been the moment of her downfall. And I say this as someone who loves First Wives Club despite all of its numerous problems.

Kind of crazy they're doing another one this soon, but I can't disagree with the choice. And at least its significantly more fun than Look Whos Talking Too.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101846/ Has one of my favorite on screen deaths of a character. Dennehey's love interest in this movie gets sniped though her mouth but not before the bullet perfectly passes down the center of a cannoli she's eating.