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Why was it just orange juice and not other juice like apple, cranberry, etc.? I guess because of the orange crop harvest and the debate on whether the weather ruined them

Ya wanna throw up, the bathroom's downstairs. I said it's downstairs, man!

No more cockamamie cigar smoke! No more phoney Irish whiskey! No more Swedish meatballs there, toots! And no more goddam beef jerky! It ends here, the party's over! The party's over?? It's not even 10 o'clock yet, ya dummy!

That's true

That guy was so uptight. But Paul Gleason was good at playing uptight temperamental characters, look at Breakfast Club

Yeah, Eddie and Don did get along quite well off set, I heard. Their return in Coming to America was classic. And it was one of Ralph Bellamy's last movie appearances before he passed

Yes, he was great in that movie too. Don Amache and Ralph Bellamy were definitely part of the reason Trading Places is such a good movie

And a Bo Diddly song was playing while Bo was helping Murphy out in the pawnbroker

"That was a stoned groove, my man" "yeh yeh, just get out. And keep it down out there, my neighbors work too!"

The movie showed his reaction

That's what I remember reading, that Don Amache wasn't actually racist

When Mel gains his normal power back and can no longer read women's minds, he goes through an alley where he's struck by electricity and some lady is looking at him like she knew what's happened to him. Was she the one behind what happened to him? Cinemasins asked that same quest…

It's not a very good movie. I wanted to see how many people besides me agree. I watched it years ago, but I went off of it

Gorden Street

"One gold watch" "One alligator skin wallet" "Two tickets to Lo- boheem?" "Lobohem. It's an opera" "It's an op-era"

"And Thornton, whoever wrote this paper didn't know the first thing about Kurt Vonnegut"

And Judy Greer was among the dancers when the opening theme began (after Spielberg's cameo) but then disappeared

Charlie Sheen (after falling to the ground and imitating a radio host): "..and next up is 'It's kind of a drag'" (then faints)

And Lethal Weapon 4 where Mel/Riggs finds out how he's now getting too old for this shit. And then Righs tells Murtaugh "I'm only..." Murtaugh: "Yeah, you're only..." Why wouldn't they say Rigg's age there? Murtaugh's age was disclosed in the first movie when he celebrated his…

What really didn't make sense about Eurotrip was the part when they arrive in what appears to be an old East European village where everyone seems to be from the 1930s. But then they suddenly find out how the little change they had left was enormous money to them and they check i…

And Michelle Pfiefer in "Dangerous Minds" I know that they're 2 different movies but you mentioning "Confessions of a dangerous mind" reminded me of "Dangerous Minds", lol

"Roger" "Huh?" "Roger, Over" "Huh?" "Huh?"

"The hell I don't!" "Look, I've been hearing this shit ever since UCLA! Tell your old man to drag Walter and Lanier up and down the court for 48 minutes!"

"Look, I've been hearing this shit ever since UCLA! Tell your old man to try and drag Walter and Lanier up and down the court for 48 minutes!"

"Roger" "Huh?" "Roger, Roger""Over Oveur""What's the vector, Victor?""I need clearance Clarence"

Robert Patrick in Die Hard 2

Jim Belushi in Trading Places

Bill Murray in Little Shop of Horrors

I liked Cybill in Chances Are too. Except she didn't look one day older in the present day scene 23 years later from the early scenes. That's good because she looked good in both parts, but maybe not as good in the sense that it took away some credibility since a character needs …

I heard that Cybill and Ryan O'Neil had a fling when they were filming in Chances Are together

Chances Are

It insists upon itself

In the Top Secret scene when they were moving backwards, they spoke backwards too. But that scene was only 2 or 3 minutes, so I see sorta see your point on 20 minutes of that being too long. However, because Brian and Stewie spoke normally and there were a lot of visuals moving i…

If the dialogue is moving backwards, the words and spelling should've been in reverse, not just the words

Not really, it's more confusing on why details such as time but not dialogue moving backwards were left out.

Yeah, you think that they'd acknowledge that, since they usually do notice details of such in these types of episodes (like their time traveling, demension traveling, Road to..' episodes, etc.)

Yeah. Like in 80s movie Top Secret there was that scene in that bookstore where people were moving backwards and throwing books off the shelf in reverse, and were all talking backwards too, and it sounded really weird

He meant the other characters besides Brian and Stewie. I guess I understand you asking about Brian and Stewie too though because they were still aging backwards to where Stewie was then unborn.

Marvin was even blaming Bob for the car splattering mud onto him, lol

The very well behaved family from the picnic sitting in Marvin Monroe's office was a funny sight gag. It made it seem like they were trying to fake niceness just like Homer's more transparent attempt, except that the "perfect" family knew how to convincingly cover up their more S…

Yeah, that's what ended up being the case. When the roller coaster crashed for real after the vision, it was sparks and leaking oil from the tracks. It didn't matter that the camera drop didn't happen during the real time, because like you said, death found another way. The visi…

The hyper speed thing was in Spaceballs. Spaceballs of course had a lot of references to the Star Wars trilogy, Spaceballs was a Star Wars spoof

"He's being examined by top men" "Top men" James Woods, Family Guy

I've always wondered if truth serem actually works. I know that polygraph machines work, but I'm not sure about truth serem. But as I've heard people say before, there is sort of a truth serem that works, it's alcohol. lol

Yeah, I noticed that too. I see several plot holes in "Batman Returns", When the Penguin pushes the princess off of the top of the tower, why doesn't Batman spread those large wings of his and soar down to save her? He spreads those wings of his one moment later so why wouldn't …

Yeah, the middle aged Jennifer shouldn't have been shocked to see younger Jennifer in 2015. I understand it having been scary for the young Jennifer but old Jennifer should've automatically remembered her younger self visiting there.  Maybe it has something to do with ripples in…

I've thought that the "bites into an apple to show he's/she's an asshole" was a reference to a scene in "The hand that rocks the cradle" when Rebecca DeMornay's crazy character had just killed Julian Moore's character by setting a trap in the greenhouse and when Moore walked in a…

That is true. I have 3 theories on this: 1) it was already well into the night when Homer sat with Mindy figuring out what to do, they already have had an evening out, going to the Chinese restaurant and all. By the time Marge would've gotten there, it may've been almost morning…

There used to be talk about which Famous Ray's Pizza was the best? But that was back in the 80s and 90s when I remember people discussing the different FR pizzarias throughout NYC. I'm not sure how many FRs are still around. In more recent times, the debates have just generally b…

Kansas City used to have a great pizza place called Italian Delight, it was New York owned and had the closest you could get to NY style pizza here in KC. But it closed down a few years ago for some reason, I think that the Covid outbreak was part of the reason

Pizza is great in NYC. Is it the best pizza in the world? Depends on the type. Thin crust is best in NYC, but deep dish pizza is best in Chicago.  Many NYC pizzerias have guy's short names such as Joe's, John's, Sal's, etc. But not all of them do such as Lombardi's, Roberts's, B…

These movies Roger Ebert didn't get wrong altogether, but he got a couple of details wrong about a couple of scenes. In Ferris Bueller, he mentions during the part when they're at the top of the Sears Tower looking down that they start talking about their lives and about how Cam…

I went to the one in Union Station way back in the late 80s, it was really good but as a result also ate too much of it and felt sick in my stomach myself. It's because it was so good and because there were numerous different types of the fudge and wanted to keep trying the diffe…

I remember The Fudgery at Union Station, it was very good but was also easy to eat too much of it and end up feeling sick in my stomach

Even that changed from the early days of the comic strip. It's always seemed to me since then that Jon doesn't work and hardly does anything except sit around the house bored and depressed. There have been numerous strips of not just Garfield complaining of being bored but of Jon…

I remember Showbiz as a kid, and I remember this room where this light flashed on and off super fast. They probably stopped having those because of the risk of it causing seizures.

I've noticed that too, it's common in action movies during scenes often from the antagonist during earlier scenes meeting with the protagonist, often in a room somewhere where it's just them and maybe a few other people around. And when they whisper, it's often with an intensity …

The southern tip of South America is much further from Antarctica than it may seem when looking at a map. You see only one ocean separating the two and then up north you see only one body of water separating  northern Alaska or Scandinavia from the north pole and think that they …

There's nothing funny about the end of the movie, the two lead characters die, Barbara still wanted to show Oliver how much she hated him by pushing his hand away in spite of the fact that they were a couple of minutes from dying in an unimaginably physically agonizing way from s…

No, the movie is meant to be ironic since Sandler's character here was actually less angry and hostile than in other notable movies of his such as Happy Gilmore, Punch Drunk Love, etc.  He's stated to have implosive anger here but you'd still think that Sandler in a movie called …

At the end of the movie, Linda (Marisa) tells Dave (Sandler) that the flight attendant, guy who took his airplane seat, and the judge were friends of buddy's, but she didn't mention who else was in on it. Buddy himself said that he set up the part with Kendra (Graham), but it was…

Back in 2000, I don't think the flat smartphones with the internet on them with YouTube, etc. even existed yet, or at least not to the general public yet. (YouTube didn't exist yet in 2000, the oldest YouTube videos I've seen say something like "18 years ago" under the screen, wh…

I thought he may've been Tom Cruise's son. Like Colin Hanks in Orange County being Tom Hank's son

His hair is one of the reasons he looks a lot like Cruise. His facial features too.

His facial features and his hair, just like Tom's.

His facial features and hair look a lot like Tom Cruise. At first I wondered if he was Cruise's relative or his son

Yes, it exploded much sooner after takeoff when seen from the terminal than when seen in the vision, and then again in real time at the end of FD5 and that wasn't a vision

They ended the 5th movie like in the first movie's vision, but the end of the 5th movie wasn't a vision

I have read before that time seems to take longer some times than other times even with little mishaps, such as you said about slipping off your porch

The FD5 explosion isn't the same as the explosion shown from the airport terminal in FD1, the latter is sudden and without the drawn out sequences of the engine fire, the sides being ripped off the plane, and passenger seats being blown out, and that actually would've been seen f…

Yeah, the one plot hole is that the plane blew up in the slower drawn out way at the end of Final Destination 5 like in his vision in the first movie and not like it was shown in real time in that movie, but the drawn out way at the end of FD5 was in real time, that's the plot ho…

Should call them Felix and Sylvester. Sylvester would be the less friendly one and Felix the friendlier one, if that's what you meant by opposites.

Lol, slippers, that's a good one. They should be named Slipper one and Slipper two

Yes, catitude, my cat has that, lol, he will claw at and bite playfully, but it's in a friendly way because he purrs while doing so and has never growled or hissed at me, and is a friendly cat. That's catitude. But if a cat gets hostile, than that's just a bad attitude

My tux is a great friendly cat also, he's my cat and my friend. See my reply to Tiny_Cup_9060

My tux isn't an asshole at all, he's a very easy going friendly cat. Once in a while he claws at my pantlegs as I walk by him or play bite me when petting him but that's just him playing because he's often purring while doing so and he never growls or hisses, and several times a …

Well, with a healthier brain from side sleeping, your brain release more dopamine more easily, which helps you relax better which in turn helps you to sleep better again, sounds like a win win situation

I'd choose the sore neck and shoulders over reduced breathing and sleep apnea, the latter raises blood pressure which can increase chances of heart trouble. The sore neck and shoulders may feel uncomfortable but your heart and blood pressure aren't affected. That's what I've chos…

The crowd in Homer's Odyssey has some of the strangest animation, the fat guy with his face grossly disproportionately larger than his forehead, the "two Bart's" with their heads connected at the tops. The guy with weirdly shaped face at the town meeting, the numerous other backg…

The Hard Way, the party crasher villain does this, pops out of back seat when Michael J Fox's character gets into the car and starts driving. And there have been numerous others. I've wondered though how the person getting into a car can't even peripherally see the person crouche…

It's true. And Forrest was specifically referring to Lt. Dan and Bubba with that comment, the former returned without legs and the latter was killed and didn't return at all

Caine/Lawrence a couple of times mentioned how Steve/Freddy was not the smartest guy. He called Freddy a moron in the scene you mentioned, "..know your limitations, you are a moron", and earlier getting off the train and telling Andre "There was this idiot sharing my car, he said…

I'm 51 now, and I remember seeing this movie in the theater. I found the look on Steve Martin's face so funny in his first scene when he entering the train dining car. After recently last saw him in Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, I was really thinking he was one of the funniest…

Yeah. And Lawrence told Freddy at the end there "She was onto us from the very beginning".  She knew Freddy was trying to con her that first night she met him in that wheelchair and when he was telling her that entire bs story about his fiancee dumping him at the dance contest …

My Blue Heaven is funny, one of the few movies with Steve Martin with dark hair, playing Vinny an exaggerated stereotype of an Italian American New York Mafia guy. One funny scene is when Steve/Vinny meets up with some of his old Mafia friends from NY and greets them saying their…

"Not mother?" "That's right Rupret, she is not our mother"

Yeah. See my above comments, lol

Rabbit was good, Rabbit was wise, after his adventure in L.A. on a dangerous bus situation involving a rigged bomb set by a daranged killer while a former time traveling most excellent Wild Stallion tried to disarm it and save everyone including Cameron who afterwards safe and on…

But he first ran off to L.A. and lived somewhere near the bus line and one day hopped onto a bus where a madman rigged a bomb to where the bus couldn't drop under 50 mph and managed to jump a huge gap in the freeway while a former most excellent slacker, band member, and time tra…

It is all just how Cameron has imagined it, everything you've mentioned can all be scenes only in Cameron's mind. It doesn't matter if he guesses correctly or not if it's all just his imagination anyway

That isn't proof of Ferris being an independent entity, it is all just how Cameron has imagined what's going on when he's not there. If Cameron has imagined Ferris anyway, it doesn't even matter whether he's imagining Ferris with him or without him

Alot of people like fish and chips in the northern UK better because they're fried in beef dripping and not vegetable oil. And they're often good in seaside towns because they have more freshly caught fish out of the sea. I remember a great one in Scarborough, and have heard seve…

There's a great one in Scarborough I remember, but it was years ago when I went there, can't remember the name of it

How is there time to do that? We can more easily find the great shops by seeking the ones that are greatest by reputation and have the best online reviews

We obviously don't have enough time in our lives to try 11K chip shops, but we can often narrow it down by finding the shops which are known to be great by reputation and which have the best reviews online

The best chip shops have usually been by the seaside or in any places north of around Sheffield or Coventry where they fry in beef dripping rather than vegetable oil

Never tried them in Hull, but I remember a great fish and chips shop in Scarborough

Haven't tried any in Wolverhampton, but have had some very good ones. The best ones, generally speaking are Northern shops that fried them in beef dripping, and ones in coastal towns such as Bournemouth, Margate, or Scarborough. The very best one I ever had was a fish and chips s…

I've never tried fish and chips in Wolverhampton, but there's a great one in York I remember going to, can't remember the name. I know that this was a long time ago but I remember a fantastic fish and chips shop in Manchester in the late 1970s. I just bring it up because I've nev…

Yeah. And when he's talking to his wife/ to the air in the car outside of the motel room after failing to get a room, you can sense (when already knowing the movie's ending) that he's talking to someone who's no longer in the world. That part also has reminded me how in no other …