I completely remember the Shaq movie...
Not the point man...I'm saying I remember this movie...yet, it does not exist.If only someone would create a database on the internet for entertainment information where people could go to find information about things like movies and roles in said movies, we could avoid situations just like this one.
Yep. Same with "I am your father" and "Hello, Clarice".There's a lot of them with movie lines. For example, Humphrey Bogart never said "Play it again Sam"
I've always discounted the lines as misquotes and the spelling things like "Berenstein/Berenstain" as just misremembering...There's a lot of them with movie lines. For example, Humphrey Bogart never said "Play it again Sam"
I think it is because of the fact that Sinbad's wardrobe made him look like a real life genie.Is it because his name is Sinbad and that associates with the middle east and genies?
He was a ghost on American Dad, IIRC, and floated around like a genie.
Just coming in here to post this.I think it is because of the fact that Sinbad's wardrobe made him look like a real life genie.
does?
Isn't any a singular pronoun? making does correct?Do...sorry...losing my mind over here...
Just had a friend and his wife say they've never heard of it but when they asked their pastor (he was over their house a little while after my phone call asking them)... if he remembers any Sinbad movies and the first thing he said was "that genie movie".Fk the Mandela effect. That said, I kind of remember that movie too.
Yea...I remember his garb and his shows...but the actual name of the movie? That's hard to imagine...I swear I knew the title before I read the article...I think it is because of the fact that Sinbad's wardrobe made him look like a real life genie.
All just glitches in the matrix...I've always discounted the lines as misquotes and the spelling things like "Berenstein/Berenstain" as just misremembering...
But to actually see Sinbad in a genie outfit and even apply a movie title to it, "Shazam"...it just beyond the pale.
And I'm not mixing anything up with Kazaam and Shaq.
I never even liked Sinbad...in any of his shows/movies.
Shazam was even one of my favorite childhood tv shows...so a movie title with that same name struck me odd and is not something I'm imagining.
But apparently, I am...along with many others...which is even more disturbing.
How do many different people conjure up a movie title, actor and timeframe...even costume...and it never happened?
Interesting. The one that really got me was the silence of the lambs one. I can hear Hopkins saying, "hello, clarice" in my head and the line is one of my favorites in cable guy. But he apparently never said it. Mind blown.
I believe he said it in the movie "Hannibal", not Silence of the Lambs.Interesting. The one that really got me was the silence of the lambs one. I can hear Hopkins saying, "hello, clarice" in my head and the line is one of my favorites in cable guy. But he apparently never said it. Mind blown.
You really want to bottle your mind? Jerry never said hello to Newman. Or Uncle Leo.Interesting. The one that really got me was the silence of the lambs one. I can hear Hopkins saying, "hello, clarice" in my head and the line is one of my favorites in cable guy. But he apparently never said it. Mind blown.
If true that makes me feel better.I believe he said it in the movie "Hannibal", not Silence of the Lambs.
That does. Now are you ready? It's actually "boggle your mind."You really want to bottle your mind? Jerry never said hello to Newman. Or Uncle Leo.
Wow, talk about throwing salt in my womb.That does. Now are you ready? It's actually "boggle your mind."
That is one of the French benefits of internet anonymity.cockroach said:Wow, talk about throwing salt in my womb.
Bull ####.cockroach said:You really want to bottle your mind? Jerry never said hello to Newman. Or Uncle Leo.
You are correct, for all intensive purposes.That is one of the French benefits of internet anonymity.
Now this misuse of an idiom just bakes the cake.cockroach said:Wow, talk about throwing salt in my womb.
I was annoyed that you attempted to correct me although I said exactly what I meant to, but now I realize it was probably a blessing in the skies.Now this misuse of an idiom just bakes the cake.
Yes. All depictions of Sinbad the Sailor are guys in turbans that look pretty similar to how genies are depicted.Is it because his name is Sinbad and that associates with the middle east and genies?
Grew up on those...I'm not confusing Sinbad the Sailor with a black half-assed comedian.Yes. All depictions of Sinbad the Sailor are guys in turbans that look pretty similar to how genies are depicted.
You obviously are.Grew up on those...I'm not confusing Sinbad the Sailor with a black half-assed comedian.