Reply With QuoteOh, just saw Tom's reply discarding All That Jazz. Didn't mean to swoop, but can't ever forget that comedian. Hm, never expected to have to post, give me a couple minutes...
It is indeed, All That Jazz. Sorry, Tom :-(
Oh, just saw Tom's reply discarding All That Jazz. Didn't mean to swoop, but can't ever forget that comedian. Hm, never expected to have to post, give me a couple minutes...
Come on, peoples. If you can't post, pass.
If you guess it, don't mess it (up by not posting a new 20:20).Originally Posted by charmtrap
If you can guess the 20:20, don't make us wait for plenty (of time).
If you know the movie, posting the next 20:20 is groovy.
I agree with all of those.
It's been like 48 hours...someone post something!
If you mess with us move nerds, we'll flip you The Birds (Hitchcock).
If you don't know the frame game laws, don't even open your Jaws (Spielburg).
Puff puff give! Puff puff give! Fuckin' up the rotation!
I've had this one in the hopper for a bit. 20:20:
Oh look, it's one of those high schools where everyone's twenty-three years old.
Playing for Keeps
Not Playing for Keeps
Oh, I was thinking that guy 3rd behind the guy in the hat was someone else.
I know who it is now, but that's not the movie I know him from. Unfortunately a quick Google spoiled it, so I'll let it sit since I'm at work and couldn't post a new 20:20. If no one has gotten it later on, I'll jump in.
Everyone was twenty three years old in my high-school - we all had a very rare problem with our glands. They made a documentary about it called "Grease".
If you can't spell Spielberg right, we'll have to give you The Long Kiss Goodnight (Harlin).
Okay, here's the 40:
The 60:60 should be pretty easy.
A Bronx Tale?
Yes on the Bronx, no on the Tale.
I so wanted to post The Warriors because it sounds so much like it and then it clicked!
The Wanderers!!!
Ding Ding! on the Wanderers. I rewatched it recently, and it's a strange movie. What teacher in their right mind would have Italians and blacks list racial slurs for each other? What was up with the duckies? Or the skinny dude's raging dad? Then there are fun parts like their improvised song in the car, or the mobster scenes in the bowling alley.
And, of course, Karen Allen. The 60:60:
It's so silly, but I love the elbow-titting scene, and how Ms. Allen transitions from angry to bemused to charmed over the course of sixty seconds.
jason, who did you think that actor was? He's Tony Ganios, who has a pretty short imdb profile.
My Dad recommended it when he saw I had a copy of The Warriors. I was pretty surprised by how light and fun this was, I was expecting po-faced rollerskating baseball gangs!!Ding Ding! on the Wanderers. I rewatched it recently, and it's a strange movie. What teacher in their right mind would have Italians and blacks list racial slurs for each other? What was up with the duckies? Or the skinny dude's raging dad? Then there are fun parts like their improvised song in the car, or the mobster scenes in the bowling alley.
And, of course, Karen Allen. The 60:60:
It's so silly, but I love the elbow-titting scene, and how Ms. Allen transitions from angry to bemused to charmed over the course of sixty seconds.
jason, who did you think that actor was? He's Tony Ganios, who has a pretty short imdb profile.
rightio here's my 20:20
12 Monkeys?
nope!
Mr. Popper's Penguins?!
The Day After Tomorrow?
nope not MPP or TDAT
40:40
Oh I'm almost ashamed that I know this one from the 20:20 "cat scare".
Is it Alien vs Predator?
As established by previous protocol:
The next 20:20!
Hahaha! My nerdiness does not extend to spellin. S'part of my charm!
A Separation.As established by previous protocol:
The next 20:20!
God I love that movie. Great frame.
-xtien
Correct!
I recently watched it for second time and got more out of it. I love that scene especially how the father's expression changes as he watches her. As well as their little exchange afterward where she gets to keep the change.
I'll post the rest later on.
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