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This and "Gigli" the year before was when Ben Affleck hit rock bottom. Not even James Gandolfini, Christina Applegate and Catherine O'Hara can quite resucitate it.

Now gonna be next week's show!

Halle Berry plays an investigate reporter who tries to dig up proof that a tycoon played by Bruce Willis murdered her best friend after she blurts out that the two had an affair. You thought the whole thing would be solved after Willis gets arrested for the crime right? You're wrong! It turns out that Berry was the one who murdered her friend, and that her assistant played by Giovanni Ribisi knows about it! So Berry kills Ribisi in the end and hopes that no one would see her doing the crime, but unluckily for her, her neighbor witnesses the whole thing, making this one of the dumbest plot twists/endings you will ever see!

And winner Anthony Hopkins for The Silence of the Lambs!

The third and final chapter in this trilogy with John Travolta, Kirstie Alley and Olympia Dukakis reprising their roles, Danny DeVito and Diane Keaton voicing the dogs, and George Segal returning for a brief cameo as Mikey's real baby daddy, is now being done on the show next week!

Not since Something's Gotta Give, and that was 15 years ago!

AlmostAGhost is about to make their first pick for Musical Mondays. What will it be? We're about to find out.

Or Because I Said So, Town and Country, The Other Sister, Hanging Up, The Big Wedding etc.

Two sequels from the same franchise covered in one year, that's rare! Plus, John Travolta is now officially king of HDTGM as he has now made 8 appearances on this show, surpassing Nicolas Cage and Sylvester Stallone.

With the announcement of Look Who's Talking Now, John Travolta is now the king of HDTGM with 8 appearances on the show each! 8 appearances: John Travolta - Old Dogs, Battlefield Earth, Staying Alive, Face/Off, Perfect, Look Who's Talking Too, Look Who's Talking Now, Swordfish 3 appearances: Kirstie Alley - Runaway, Look Who's Talking Too, Look Who's Talking Now 3 appearances: Danny DeVito - Deck the Halls, Junior, Look Who's Talking Now 2 appearances: Olympia Dukakis - Look Who's Talking Too, Look Who's Talking Now

Skyscraper - 46%

Chris O'Donnell and Renee Zellweger star about a man who tries to find a bride in 24 hours in order to inherit his grandfather's $100 million fortune. Questionable hilarity arises.

After this movie, Bette Midler and director Mark Rydell would go on to reteam for another music-themed film, "For the Boys" from 1991 where she and James Caan play USO entertainers. If anyone's familiar with that, that could be a future candidate.

I want to give AlmostAGhost a shoutout because next week is their first pick for this forum!

So which of Rose's male leads did you prefer, Rudge (Alan Bates) or Huston (Frederic Forrest)?

5 appearances: Dwayne Johnson - Fast Five, Fast and Furious 6, Furious Seven, The Fate of the Furious, Skyscraper

As of now no, but you can buy it from the Criterion Collection!

Thanks, I was struggling how to put an image or video on this new incarnation of this forum since it's been updated so maybe anyone help out?

Now my second pick for this theme isn't strictly a musical per se, but it does have elements like a few that have been picked before, so today I'm giving you:

I'll be ready with my next pick in just a few!

Sandra Bullock and Jennifer Lopez disagree because they have four movies each covered.

Directed by William Friedkin and written by Ron Shelton, this could've been a success but just didn't quite gel.

I assumed he drowned after Whitney shoots the boat.

It's not that bad, it's a relatable drama between Burt Lancaster, his kids (Suzy Amis, Patricia Clarkson, Frances Conroy, John Glover), their spouses (Bill Pullman, Kevin Spacey, Sinead Cusack) and his grandchildren (one of them being Macaulay Culkin in his film debut) so I don't see it being picked.

Bump because since "Perfect Stranger" is being done live next month, we need some more crazily insane Halle Berry thrillers like this.