ScottNorwood
Footballcutie
I'll take the courtroom scene from Idiocracy to finish it up. Can't find a clip right now
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timdraft #4: Movie Category Draft (3 Viewers)
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BobbyLayne
Footballguy
Let me Google Idiocracy - courtroom scene/videos and link the first one that comes up:
http://www.popmodal.com/video/1397/Idiocracy--Justice
ScottNorwood
Footballcutie
What is this google you speak of? This did not come up in my Lycos search
Mrs. Rannous
Footballguy
Is this eligible? Val took the shootout from The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly ages ago. SInce the movies about the Man With No Name are usually viewed as a trilogy, I figure this is out.
John Maddens Lunchbox
Footballguy
Seriously?
These are all stand alone movies apart from Clerks and Clerks 2
There are lots of movie instances like Jay and Silent Bob where they appear in multitudes of movies, but each is a stand alone product.
But, then again it is me that you keep doing this to, rather than the others.
Are you taking out the Scream movies?
Jay and Silent Bob appear in Scream 3
What about Wayne's World? The T1000 appears in Terminator 2 and Wayne's World?
Trading Places should not have been selected as Mortimer Duke appears in both Trading Places and Coming to America
John Hurt appears as Kane in both Alien and Spaceballs
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jwb
Footballguy
These are prettymuch the same universe / storyline. Smith even wrote comics to bridge some of the films.
jwb
Footballguy
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Mrs. Rannous
Footballguy
29.18 - Eleanor Powell's tap in Lady Be Good - Long Take
She's tapping to "Fascinatin' Rhythm" and directed by Busby Berkley. (Her bit starts about two minutes in.) Berkley kindly filmed the filming of the sequence. That's Entertainment 3 included this footage.
She's tapping to "Fascinatin' Rhythm" and directed by Busby Berkley. (Her bit starts about two minutes in.) Berkley kindly filmed the filming of the sequence. That's Entertainment 3 included this footage.
John Maddens Lunchbox
Footballguy
Aerial Assault
Footballguy
27.07 Clear and Present Danger (1994) (Shootout)
CIA bigwig Jack Ryan, played by Harrison Ford, goes to Colombia with the FBI director as part of some complex intelligence manuevering revolving around American efforts to "take the drug war to the drug lords," so to speak.
After arriving at the airport, the motorcade of SUVs in which the American dignitiaries and their security escorts are traveling is ambushed during a trip down a long street lined with mid-rise buildings by an RPG-wielding gang of thugs. This is one of the better action sequences I'd seen at the time I caught this one in the theater, and while there may have been many more CGI-laden shootouts since, this one keeps it clean, fairly realistic (although what they were doing driving down such an obviously dangerous street remains a mystery), and full of personal moments, like Ryan's FBI agent friend getting shot during the carnage, and Ryan, without really using a weapon, managing to escape unharmed with the wounded FBI director, who dies almost immediately despite Ryan's heroic efforts. (I think the clip I found cuts out a little before that part but perhaps the judge will remember the ending to the scene.) The shootout advances the plot and provides a wonderful 2-3 minutes of scary, edge-of-your-seat action that drives the rest of the film.
CIA bigwig Jack Ryan, played by Harrison Ford, goes to Colombia with the FBI director as part of some complex intelligence manuevering revolving around American efforts to "take the drug war to the drug lords," so to speak.
After arriving at the airport, the motorcade of SUVs in which the American dignitiaries and their security escorts are traveling is ambushed during a trip down a long street lined with mid-rise buildings by an RPG-wielding gang of thugs. This is one of the better action sequences I'd seen at the time I caught this one in the theater, and while there may have been many more CGI-laden shootouts since, this one keeps it clean, fairly realistic (although what they were doing driving down such an obviously dangerous street remains a mystery), and full of personal moments, like Ryan's FBI agent friend getting shot during the carnage, and Ryan, without really using a weapon, managing to escape unharmed with the wounded FBI director, who dies almost immediately despite Ryan's heroic efforts. (I think the clip I found cuts out a little before that part but perhaps the judge will remember the ending to the scene.) The shootout advances the plot and provides a wonderful 2-3 minutes of scary, edge-of-your-seat action that drives the rest of the film.
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John Maddens Lunchbox
Footballguy
The more I think about it the more links I see, I'll repick the Long-Shot and finish with Sex in a day or so.
jwb
Footballguy
Yea, what happens in one is alluded to in others, characters weave in and out, etc.
In all of your other examples, they were more "guest stars" and/or goofs, and not to link the films (maybe Duke was, but it was so minor - I don't even remember him in Coming to America).
timschochet
Footballguy
In the case of Jay and Silent Bob, I used Wiki, and they listed the films they appeared in. I put all of the films in post #5 at the time it was taken. There is no mention of Scream 3. I think my decision was fair.
In the case of "The Man With No Name", it's not clear that Clint Eastwood is playing the same character or that there is a continuity between the films. That's why "A Fistful of Dollars" was allowed.
In the case of "The Man With No Name", it's not clear that Clint Eastwood is playing the same character or that there is a continuity between the films. That's why "A Fistful of Dollars" was allowed.
Mrs. Rannous
Footballguy
Okey dokey.
30.8 - "Forest of No Return" from Babes in Toyland (1961) - Scene that scared you as a kid.
Sometimes I think Disney had
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30.8 - "Forest of No Return" from Babes in Toyland (1961) - Scene that scared you as a kid.
Sometimes I think Disney had
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KarmaPolice
Footballguy
I guess I will go more with the hallucination route for the category. My list was destroyed at the end of the draft, but I think this was one of the best and deepest categories - I guess maybe that depends on what you watch. I will go for a movie that still ####s me up, and I really remember this scene effecting a young KP when it came out:
28.16: The club/party scene from Jacob's Ladder (dream/hallucination scene)
28.16: The club/party scene from Jacob's Ladder (dream/hallucination scene)
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
So maybe this is just a way to shoehorn one of my favorite movies into the draft and into a category I was struggling with, but I love this scene and I think it fits. Just couldn't bring myself to take one of the over the top cheesy shootouts from the action movies I had listed, so we have:
29.10:
(shootout)
29.10:
(shootout)
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
I can be a grown man and admit when I am wrong, so:
shooting a movie scene1. Singin' In the Rain (Lena Lamont)2. Tropic Thunder3. Martin Landau in Ed Wood4. ending of Sunset Boulevard5. Dom Deluise in Blazing Saddles6. Shadow of a Vampire7. Super 88. Steve Buscemi in Living in Oblivion9. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?10. The Girl Next Door11. Hugo12. In Bruges13. Day For Night14. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back15. Argo16. Zach and Miri Make a Porno17. Baadasssss!18. Hooper19. State and Main20. Please Be Kind Rewind
Sorry for this.
shooting a movie scene1. Singin' In the Rain (Lena Lamont)2. Tropic Thunder3. Martin Landau in Ed Wood4. ending of Sunset Boulevard5. Dom Deluise in Blazing Saddles6. Shadow of a Vampire7. Super 88. Steve Buscemi in Living in Oblivion9. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?10. The Girl Next Door11. Hugo12. In Bruges13. Day For Night14. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back15. Argo16. Zach and Miri Make a Porno17. Baadasssss!18. Hooper19. State and Main20. Please Be Kind Rewind
Sorry for this.
Mrs. Rannous
Footballguy
Admit you were wrong about what?I can be a grown man and admit when I am wrong, so:
shooting a movie scene1. Singin' In the Rain (Lena Lamont)2. Tropic Thunder3. Martin Landau in Ed Wood4. ending of Sunset Boulevard5. Dom Deluise in Blazing Saddles6. Shadow of a Vampire7. Super 88. Steve Buscemi in Living in Oblivion9. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?10. The Girl Next Door11. Hugo12. In Bruges13. Day For Night14. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back15. Argo16. Zach and Miri Make a Porno17. Baadasssss!18. Hooper19. State and Main20. Please Be Kind Rewind
Sorry for this.
Val Rannous
Footballguy
OK, time for my last two picks. Dance and Fight scenes were the deepest categories, and I kept stalling hoping to have the field narrowed in Fight, but I've still got a stack of great options. Thanks for no help, guys...
Fine, let's pick something impressive:
29.06 - Blood and Bone, prison fight - fight scene
Best youtube comment: "It appears Liam Neeson and Chuck Norris had a black kid together"
Fine, let's pick something impressive:
29.06 - Blood and Bone, prison fight - fight scene
Best youtube comment: "It appears Liam Neeson and Chuck Norris had a black kid together"
Aerial Assault
Footballguy
IIRC KP was a vocal advocate for the integrity of the movie within a movie category, and argued (skillfully, even if I disagreed) against an attempt to delete it from the draft a few rounds in. I imagine he's now apologizing for his advocacy, having seen the results of the selections.Admit you were wrong about what?I can be a grown man and admit when I am wrong, so: shooting a movie scene1. Singin' In the Rain (Lena Lamont)2. Tropic Thunder3. Martin Landau in Ed Wood4. ending of Sunset Boulevard5. Dom Deluise in Blazing Saddles6. Shadow of a Vampire7. Super 88. Steve Buscemi in Living in Oblivion9. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?10. The Girl Next Door11. Hugo12. In Bruges13. Day For Night14. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back15. Argo16. Zach and Miri Make a Porno17. Baadasssss!18. Hooper19. State and Main20. Please Be Kind Rewind Sorry for this.
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drfeelgood
Footballguy
The man with no name (Italian: Uomo senza nome) is a stock character in Western films, but the term is usually applied to the character portrayed by Clint Eastwood in Sergio Leone's Spaghetti Western films; A Fistful of Dollars (1964), For a Few Dollars More (1965) and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966), also known as the "Dollars Trilogy."
The Man with No Name wore the same pancho, black jeans, and smoked a cigarello in all movies. Trivia: The poncho worn by Eastwood was never cleaned before, during, or after any of the filming.
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KarmaPolice
Footballguy
This.
I still stand by my opinion that in theory it was an interesting category. Still love the movies about movies concept, but yeah - it would have been better as a movie category. I think one of the stumbling blocks is that for people who got stumped, I couldn't find a decent list to pull ideas off of online. Combine that with it being a seemingly hard thing to search for on youtube, etc.. and I had trouble coming up with scenes. I had problems in other categories of having ideas written down but not being able to verify the scene, but no category moreso than this one. I still have a lot of 'movies about movies' written down, but can't seem to come up with scenes since they aren't on youtube or either very short or are in montage form.
Still some great picks that were made for it, but honestly I thought it would end up being a stronger category.
Lesson learned for the next movie TimAcer draft - hash out the categories a little more before starting and maybe mull the categories over for a couple days. I assume the next one is starting up in about 2 weeks?
higgins
Footballguy
krista4
Footballguy
To clarify on my 29.17 pick, I sent the following classroom scene to be taken (the movie name was posted but not the scene):
Precious - Nothing to Write Today
If
doesn't move you, you're a cold, cold person.I will post links to all my scenes as well as my 30th rounder tomorrow (Sunday Singapore time).
Precious - Nothing to Write Today
If
doesn't move you, you're a cold, cold person.I will post links to all my scenes as well as my 30th rounder tomorrow (Sunday Singapore time).
Tremendous Upside
Footballguy
Will pick later tonight or tomorrow
Kumerica
Footballguy
First, I'd like to move CASINO ROYALE from Spy Movie to GAMBLING SCENE.
Secondly, I'd like to move MOON from Outer Space movie to MULTIPLE PERFORMANCES
Then . . . I can't find the specific scene I'm looking for on youtube but will check other sources to get the scene to the judge asap. This highly stylized film is about a sound engineer, making his own personal documentary at home, who gets promoted at his day job to become director of the "big-budget" 60s movie. It's practically all movie making, and I love it.
26.04 CQ, Filming a movie
Then, given my move of Casino Royale to gambling scene, I'll select a new film for the spy category that depicts spies working at various functions, in various eras, during the heights of the Cold War era and the present day. This Tony Scott film shows assets being selected, isolated, trained, ditched, and developed; it features bureaucratic CIA investigations, trade craft to circumvent said investigations, East German backstabbing, Vietnamese and Middle Eastern assassinations, West Bank sniper alleys, Chinese prison breaks, political disavowals, and Redford & Pitt.
27.22 Spy Game, spy movie
28.04 The Insider, courtroom scene
29.22 The Last Starfighter, Outer Space movie
I wasn't surprised, because I knew the story, but still I was shocked and astonished.
30.04 127 Hours, Arm Amputation Scene, Shocking Scene
Secondly, I'd like to move MOON from Outer Space movie to MULTIPLE PERFORMANCES
Then . . . I can't find the specific scene I'm looking for on youtube but will check other sources to get the scene to the judge asap. This highly stylized film is about a sound engineer, making his own personal documentary at home, who gets promoted at his day job to become director of the "big-budget" 60s movie. It's practically all movie making, and I love it.
26.04 CQ, Filming a movie
Then, given my move of Casino Royale to gambling scene, I'll select a new film for the spy category that depicts spies working at various functions, in various eras, during the heights of the Cold War era and the present day. This Tony Scott film shows assets being selected, isolated, trained, ditched, and developed; it features bureaucratic CIA investigations, trade craft to circumvent said investigations, East German backstabbing, Vietnamese and Middle Eastern assassinations, West Bank sniper alleys, Chinese prison breaks, political disavowals, and Redford & Pitt.
27.22 Spy Game, spy movie
28.04 The Insider, courtroom scene
29.22 The Last Starfighter, Outer Space movie
I wasn't surprised, because I knew the story, but still I was shocked and astonished.
30.04 127 Hours, Arm Amputation Scene, Shocking Scene
timschochet
Footballguy
Kumerica, who is the actor from Moon that you want for multiple roles?
Kumerica
Footballguy
Mrs. Rannous
Footballguy
I didn't help here when I took The Aviator off the table. It's the anti-draft for me.This.
I still stand by my opinion that in theory it was an interesting category. Still love the movies about movies concept, but yeah - it would have been better as a movie category. I think one of the stumbling blocks is that for people who got stumped, I couldn't find a decent list to pull ideas off of online. Combine that with it being a seemingly hard thing to search for on youtube, etc.. and I had trouble coming up with scenes. I had problems in other categories of having ideas written down but not being able to verify the scene, but no category moreso than this one. I still have a lot of 'movies about movies' written down, but can't seem to come up with scenes since they aren't on youtube or either very short or are in montage form.
Still some great picks that were made for it, but honestly I thought it would end up being a stronger category.
Lesson learned for the next movie TimAcer draft - hash out the categories a little more before starting and maybe mull the categories over for a couple days. I assume the next one is starting up in about 2 weeks?
ScottNorwood
Footballcutie
It's a fantastic movie btwKumerica said:
BobbyLayne
Footballguy
Just listing the draft choices for the one and only category I am judging in this draft.
This is alphabetical order - I immediately copied/pasted/sorted so as to not be influenced by when something is drafted, and of course I never pay attention to who drafted what.
Negative response only; if there's mistake in the Page 1 listing, here's another chance to correct it. TIA.
Should take AT LEAST one week to finish watching/re-watching, ranking and write-ups. I have a feeling this might be the slowest TimDraft judging ever.
Best Portrayal of a Real/Historical Person
Ben Kingsley as Gandhi
Charleton Heston as Moses
Charlize Theron as Aileen Wuornos
Daniel Day Lewis as Christy Brown
Daniel Day Lewis as Lincoln
David Straithairn as Edward R. Murrow
Denzel Washington as Malcolm X
Eric Bana as Mark "Chopper" Read
Forest Whitaker as Idi Amin
Helen Mirren as The Queen
Hillary Swank as Brandon Teena
Jamie Foxx as Ray Charles
John Hurt as Joseph Merrick
Julia Roberts as Erin Brockovich
Leonardo DiCaprio as Howard Hughes
Madonna as Eva Peron
Paul Giamatti as Harvey Pekar
Paul Scofield as Sir Thomas More
Peter O' Toole as Lawrence of Arabia
Philip Seymour Hoffman as Capote
Reese Witherspoon as June Carter Cash
Robert DeNiro as Jake LaMotta
Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday
Val Kilmer as Jim Morrison
Will Smith as Muhammad Ali
19 males, 6 females. The double selections are fasinating - one was predictable (including the roles), and the other is...well, interesting,
Should be fun.
This is alphabetical order - I immediately copied/pasted/sorted so as to not be influenced by when something is drafted, and of course I never pay attention to who drafted what.
Negative response only; if there's mistake in the Page 1 listing, here's another chance to correct it. TIA.
Should take AT LEAST one week to finish watching/re-watching, ranking and write-ups. I have a feeling this might be the slowest TimDraft judging ever.
Best Portrayal of a Real/Historical Person
Ben Kingsley as Gandhi
Charleton Heston as Moses
Charlize Theron as Aileen Wuornos
Daniel Day Lewis as Christy Brown
Daniel Day Lewis as Lincoln
David Straithairn as Edward R. Murrow
Denzel Washington as Malcolm X
Eric Bana as Mark "Chopper" Read
Forest Whitaker as Idi Amin
Helen Mirren as The Queen
Hillary Swank as Brandon Teena
Jamie Foxx as Ray Charles
John Hurt as Joseph Merrick
Julia Roberts as Erin Brockovich
Leonardo DiCaprio as Howard Hughes
Madonna as Eva Peron
Paul Giamatti as Harvey Pekar
Paul Scofield as Sir Thomas More
Peter O' Toole as Lawrence of Arabia
Philip Seymour Hoffman as Capote
Reese Witherspoon as June Carter Cash
Robert DeNiro as Jake LaMotta
Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday
Val Kilmer as Jim Morrison
Will Smith as Muhammad Ali
19 males, 6 females. The double selections are fasinating - one was predictable (including the roles), and the other is...well, interesting,
Should be fun.
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higgins
Footballguy
For anyone that's interested (including the judge), I just found a link to the complete 'It Might Get Loud' here.
BobbyLayne
Footballguy
OK, first pass I have 22 in Tier 1.
AcerFC
Footballguy
makes sense. Feel bad for the 3 not there
AcerFC
Footballguy
Also, I just want to say, thanks for all the nice words but this is Tim's thing. I just tried my best to keep it moving. Maybe it helped, maybe it didn't and people were just into the draft. But I am not trying to step on toes. But it was nice to almost get to the end without 2 a days.
I would much rather take my time judging than rush through it. Would expect everyone to feel the same. Which means one of Tim's categories should be done by tonight some time.
I would much rather take my time judging than rush through it. Would expect everyone to feel the same. Which means one of Tim's categories should be done by tonight some time.
timschochet
Footballguy
The Nazis one will be done sooner rather than later. The other ones gonna take some time (or other TWO- nobody's stepped up to the plate on dramatic actor in comedy). Anyhow, Acer, you underestimate your contribution to this draft. Without you keeping order it would have fallen apart long ago. This went very smoothly and you are the primary person responsible.
Nick Vermeil
Footballguy
I can't believe no Meryl Streep here. I probably should have gone that way.Just listing the draft choices for the one and only category I am judging in this draft. This is alphabetical order - I immediately copied/pasted/sorted so as to not be influenced by when something is drafted, and of course I never pay attention to who drafted what. Negative response only; if there's mistake in the Page 1 listing, here's another chance to correct it. TIA. Should take AT LEAST one week to finish watching/re-watching, ranking and write-ups. I have a feeling this might be the slowest TimDraft judging ever. Best Portrayal of a Real/Historical Person Ben Kingsley as GandhiCharleton Heston as MosesCharlize Theron as Aileen WuornosDaniel Day Lewis as Christy BrownDaniel Day Lewis as LincolnDavid Straithairn as Edward R. MurrowDenzel Washington as Malcolm XEric Bana as Mark "Chopper" ReadForest Whitaker as Idi AminHelen Mirren as The QueenHillary Swank as Brandon TeenaJamie Foxx as Ray CharlesJohn Hurt as Joseph MerrickJulia Roberts as Erin BrockovichLeonardo DiCaprio as Howard HughesMadonna as Eva PeronPaul Giamatti as Harvey PekarPaul Scofield as Sir Thomas MorePeter O' Toole as Lawrence of ArabiaPhilip Seymour Hoffman as CapoteReese Witherspoon as June Carter CashRobert DeNiro as Jake LaMottaVal Kilmer as Doc HolidayVal Kilmer as Jim MorrisonWill Smith as Muhammad Ali 19 males, 6 females. The double selections are fasinating - one was predictable (including the roles), and the other is...well, interesting, Should be fun.
BobbyLayne
Footballguy
I can think of 3 different roles by her that would be top 5. But can't say I was surprised as this draft was testrone rich from alpha to omega.I can't believe no Meryl Streep here. I probably should have gone that way.Just listing the draft choices for the one and only category I am judging in this draft. This is alphabetical order - I immediately copied/pasted/sorted so as to not be influenced by when something is drafted, and of course I never pay attention to who drafted what. Negative response only; if there's mistake in the Page 1 listing, here's another chance to correct it. TIA. Should take AT LEAST one week to finish watching/re-watching, ranking and write-ups. I have a feeling this might be the slowest TimDraft judging ever. Best Portrayal of a Real/Historical Person Ben Kingsley as GandhiCharleton Heston as MosesCharlize Theron as Aileen WuornosDaniel Day Lewis as Christy BrownDaniel Day Lewis as LincolnDavid Straithairn as Edward R. MurrowDenzel Washington as Malcolm XEric Bana as Mark "Chopper" ReadForest Whitaker as Idi AminHelen Mirren as The QueenHillary Swank as Brandon TeenaJamie Foxx as Ray CharlesJohn Hurt as Joseph MerrickJulia Roberts as Erin BrockovichLeonardo DiCaprio as Howard HughesMadonna as Eva PeronPaul Giamatti as Harvey PekarPaul Scofield as Sir Thomas MorePeter O' Toole as Lawrence of ArabiaPhilip Seymour Hoffman as CapoteReese Witherspoon as June Carter CashRobert DeNiro as Jake LaMottaVal Kilmer as Doc HolidayVal Kilmer as Jim MorrisonWill Smith as Muhammad Ali 19 males, 6 females. The double selections are fasinating - one was predictable (including the roles), and the other is...well, interesting, Should be fun.
BobbyLayne
Footballguy
I should say 3 of Streep's leading roles would be in my personal top 5. Not sure where I would ultimately rank them.
BobbyLayne
Footballguy
Did anyone else get to the end and realize with 8 or 5 picks left you hadn't drafted a personal favorite actor/actress or director or film - and couldn't fit them in the remaining categories?
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Nick Vermeil
Footballguy
With the exception of 2 I love all of the films I picked and I would watch any of them right now. Instead I have to watch a bunch of crap with multiple performances like Nutty Professor and motion capture Polar Express.Did anyone else get to the end and realize with 8 or 5 picks left you hadn't drafted a personal favorite actor/actress or director or film - and couldn't fit them in the remaining categories?
Val Rannous
Footballguy
I've been waiting all draft to make this pick - Tim, this one's for you...
30.20 - Iron Sky - Nazi Film.
That should add to the "I haven't seen it and have to watch it" list! I could have gone with a safe pick, but it's the last round of the draft - that should always be a wild and crazy pick. Do something unusual. And Space Nazis from the Dark side of the Moon are
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30.20 - Iron Sky - Nazi Film.
That should add to the "I haven't seen it and have to watch it" list! I could have gone with a safe pick, but it's the last round of the draft - that should always be a wild and crazy pick. Do something unusual. And Space Nazis from the Dark side of the Moon are
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Kumerica
Footballguy
Val Rannous
Footballguy
John Maddens Lunchbox
Footballguy
SnobWith the exception of 2 I love all of the films I picked and I would watch any of them right now. Instead I have to watch a bunch of crap with multiple performances like Nutty Professor and motion capture Polar Express.Did anyone else get to the end and realize with 8 or 5 picks left you hadn't drafted a personal favorite actor/actress or director or film - and couldn't fit them in the remaining categories?
Have you watched Nutty Professor?
Eddie Murphy has made stunning piles of crap over the last 20 years, but this one stands out.
He is sweet as Sherman
A tour de force as Buddy Love
and playing the whole family is a riot.
I'm not saying it's Fellini, but it is a damn entertaining movie with Eddie Murphy playing 3 lead roles and a heap of minor ones. Any movie that has Dave Chapelle as a stand up comic can't be wrong and Jada Pinkett is lovely.
John Maddens Lunchbox
Footballguy
John Maddens Lunchbox
Footballguy
John Maddens Lunchbox
Footballguy
Please move Shaun of the Dead from Long-Take to England
Long-Take
I had to find something else for this category and came across this stunning scene involving Eric Bana. Magnificent 3 minute section all in one take
Bana gets off a bus at the airport, strolls around to the underground station in Berlin, realising he has a bunch of hired goons following him, leads them all into the subway and takes on all 5 of them and beats them in one long take. Very happy with this one.
29.21 (28.05 for Tim) - Hanna - Long Take
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFpdZUDs6tE
Long-Take
I had to find something else for this category and came across this stunning scene involving Eric Bana. Magnificent 3 minute section all in one take
Bana gets off a bus at the airport, strolls around to the underground station in Berlin, realising he has a bunch of hired goons following him, leads them all into the subway and takes on all 5 of them and beats them in one long take. Very happy with this one.
29.21 (28.05 for Tim) - Hanna - Long Take
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFpdZUDs6tE
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