monday morning fun in lieu of real content:
chain reaction movies
This day was just not meant to be, so I'm packing it up early - going home to take DJ to the doctor and then crawl back into bed and hope that things look better when I wake again.
Of course, I do not leave you empty handed.
First, Mig (to whom I owe a long email) is having his Fourth Annual Valentine's Day Limerick Contest. I won an award one of those years for Best limerick about the dangers of premature ejaculation. Sharpen those rhyming skills and head over there with your best poetry.
Second: I was thinking about a game I played here a couple of times called Band Sausages, and I thought (however mistakenly) it would be fun to play the same game but with movies (which I may or may not have done here already, but after four years you tend to forget things).
Basically you take two or movie titles and string them together in a chain. Example: Peggy Sue Got Married to the Mob or Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures in Babysitting. It's more fun when you come up with an actual plot for the movie, but it's Monday and I'm not expecting anyone to think that hard. Unless you really want to. Otherwise, just aim for long titles. The person who can string the most movie titles together wins....my undying admiration. Which goes for about a buck fifty these days.
Have fun with it.
Comments
Wheel of Fortune has a catagory like this called "Before and After".
what about... "The Unbearable Lightness of Being John Malkovich"
Posted by: Germanicus | February 7, 2005 11:52 AM
OK, let's try.
The Hunt for Red October Sky Captain Corelli's Mandolin
Jewel of The Gods Must be Crazy in Alabama's Ghost
Next Friday Night Lights
Posted by: Matt | February 7, 2005 12:27 PM
Stealing Home Alone in the Dark City of Angels in the Outfield (6 movies)
Freaky Friday the Thirteenth Floor (not terribly long, but 3 movies)
I don't think coming up with a plot for either of these will work out too well though...
Posted by: adi | February 7, 2005 12:30 PM
Once Around the World in 80 Days
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Ball Z
Posted by: becky | February 7, 2005 12:32 PM
Let's get a couple obvious ones out of the way:
The Princess Bride of Frankenstein
No Deposit, No Return of the Jedi
Posted by: Steve | February 7, 2005 12:33 PM
Meet Joe Blackbeard's Ghost Ship of Fools Rush In the Name of the Father of the Bride of Chucky
Don't ask me for a plot, but I'm pretty sure it covers most of the genres out there...
Posted by: Keiran Halcyon | February 7, 2005 12:36 PM
From Dusk 'til Dawn of the Dead Man Walking Tall
Posted by: mikey | February 7, 2005 12:39 PM
"The Big Blue Velvet Goldmine" (Goonies rip-off)
"Thirteen Days of Thunder Birds" (horror)
"Deep Blue Sea of Love Actually" (rom-com)
"The Lost Boys Don't Cry For Me Argentina"
(Peter Pan as a colombian drug czar)
"Pretty Things to do in Denver when You're dead or alive : 20 years later" (Fear and Loathing revisited)
Posted by: buhdahl | February 7, 2005 12:49 PM
Ok. I cheated (I had to look up connecting movies for a couple of these in imdb, and one title actually is the English title of a foreign film). Still, this wasn't easy.
Without further ado, I give you a sci-fi extravaganza... a movie about a military superpower who, having developed the ability to transmit troops across multiple dimensions and times, destroyed all traces of resistance (except for one idyllic world that a general remembered hearing about in lyrics he knew as he was growing up). I present to you:
The Empire Strikes Back to the Future War of the Worlds Apart from Life of Brian's Song of the South Central Park (11 titles)
Posted by: Johnny Catbird | February 7, 2005 01:36 PM
"Everybody's All-American Psycho Beach Party Girl with Green Eyes of Laura Mars Attacks"
Clearly this is a sci-fi flick with a girl whose eyes mutate into killer destructo-beams , causing her to go psycho and attack her friends and family.
Posted by: Lesley | February 7, 2005 01:37 PM
I am going to write that screenplay.
Posted by: michele | February 7, 2005 01:40 PM
Dirty Pretty Things to Come
Undercover Brother to Brother
The Empire Strikes Back to School of Rock and Roll High School House Rock Around the Clock Watchers
Million Dollar Baby's Day Out of Bounds
Pink Cadillac Ranch
Posted by: Shell | February 7, 2005 02:01 PM
They Live and Let Die Hard to Kill Bill Volume 2 Fast 2 Furious (action action action)
Posted by: Jeff R. | February 7, 2005 02:05 PM
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Two Days in the Valley of the Dolls (5 movies)
The Longest Day of the Jackal (2 movies)
'Round Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil Dead Man Walking Tall, Dark and Handsome (7 movies)
Posted by: lawhawk | February 7, 2005 02:06 PM
The Unbearable Lightness of Being The Godfather Who Framed Roger Rabbit Once Upon a Time in America.
Leaving Las Vegas While You Were Sleeping In the Company of Men.
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil I Was a Teenage Werewolf Eating Raoul.
Posted by: Darth Monkeybone | February 7, 2005 02:11 PM
Gigli...err..damn. You can't really add anything to that wafting piece of pant-fruit. Off topic: can Ben Affleck actualy close his lips while breathing?
Posted by: Sean the INFDL | February 7, 2005 03:33 PM
A midsummer night's dream for an insomniac's nightmare on elmstreet.
Is it okay to make one of them possessive to make it work? I'm not familiar with the rules here.
Posted by: em | February 7, 2005 04:17 PM
"Evil Dead Man Walking"
A nun comforts a convicted zombie killer on death row by reading to him from the Necronomicon, hijinx ensue.
"Return of the Killer Fried Green Tomatoes!"
Armed only with some breadcrumbs and her fry daddy, an unhappy housewife wages an unholy war against a mad scientist who plans to use tomatoes in human form to rule the world.
"Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice & Thelma & Louise"
Two men, four women - need I say more? classic 70's porn.
Posted by: Robert Modean | February 7, 2005 04:36 PM
'Course it is. Anyway, you're ending one title and continuing another, which is exactly the point.
But...
Michele, it's Monday, hence my brain is not really working, hence this whole thing is too hard for me today. Can I just get a couple of undying admirations to go? Here's $3.
Posted by: Keiran Halcyon | February 7, 2005 04:38 PM
No, seriously. Have you checked your PayPal account?
Posted by: Keiran Halcyon | February 7, 2005 04:43 PM
Some of you aren't getting the point of CHAIN, nor are you looking at the examples, but what the hell, it's Monday and they made me laugh, anyhow.
Keiran, you already had my undying admiration. So the three dollars will get you a peek down my shirt.
Posted by: michele | February 7, 2005 04:47 PM
A River Runs Through It Happened One Night In Heaven Can Wait Until Dark City of Hope and Glory (8)
"A telekinetic male stripper meets a girl who was resurrected after being killed while flyfishing in a bizarre simulacrum of WWII London and Thailand."
This is hard. But fun.
Posted by: Keith | February 7, 2005 05:12 PM
All will love me and despair over this one (I took the liberty of omitting "The" on occasion. So bite me):
Chicken Run Silent, Run Deep End of the Ocean's Twelve Angry Men at Working Girl Next Door to Doorman from Snowy River Wild Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead Man Walking Tall Tale of Two Cities
18, unless you count "Next Door" (entirely embedded), which'd make it 19.
And I'm spent. Synopsis, anyone?
Posted by: Keiran Halcyon | February 7, 2005 05:12 PM
Return of the King Solomon's Mines
The Maltese Falcon Crest (oh..I know, the 2d one is a tv show)
Body Double Indemnity
The Shining Through
Posted by: jimf | February 7, 2005 05:13 PM
Chicken Run Silent, Run Deep End of the Ocean's Twelve Angry Men at Working Girl Next Door to Doorman from Snowy River Wild Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead Man Walking Tall Tale of Two Cities
Hmm. A chicken, with the aid of the hooker with a heart of gold next door, is trying to sneak out of the clutches of a conglomerate of twelve evil farmers in Snowy River. Said chicken has always dreamed of living in Denver and becoming an undertaker. After a tough chase, the chicken makes it, whereupon he fulfills his dream, by opening his own mortuary, and he and the hooker live happily ever after as chicken and wife.
Posted by: Lesley | February 7, 2005 05:25 PM
Lesley is good at this. Between her and Keiran, we have a blockbuster in the making.
I might have to Photoshop a poster for that.
Posted by: michele | February 7, 2005 05:27 PM
Office Space Balls
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow Never Dies
Surviving Christmas with the Cranks
Silver City Slickers 2
Its a Wonderful Life Aquatica
American Beauty and the Beast
Ocean's Twelve Angry Men
Posted by: Libby | February 7, 2005 06:04 PM
The Princess Bride of Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man on the Moon over Miami Rhapsody in Blue Thunder Road to Rio Bravo Two Zero Day the Earth Stood Still.
On their way to Rio, Bing and Bob lay over in Miami, where they hook up with a princess who marries Frankenstein only to discover that her hubby plans to use their honeymoon to heist a rare George Gershwin record collection with a gang led by his pals Klaatu, the Wolf Man, and a brilliant but deranged comic, plus some special ops soldiers fresh off a mission in the Gulf, a Korean war vet looking to augment his moon shining income, some troubled teens, and a couple of hard-nosed cops who are really working under cover and about to
swoop in with their super-duper helicopter.
p.s. No, I didn't look at Steve's entry of The Princess Bride of Frankenstein before concocting this mess.
Posted by: Jon | February 7, 2005 07:36 PM
"The Man Who Wasn't There Was a Crooked Man"
"The Business of Strangers with Candy"
"Take the Money and Run Lola Run"
Posted by: BlkMktBabyDealer | February 7, 2005 07:56 PM
"A Star is Born Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home Alone in the Dark City of Lost Children of a Lesser Godfather of the Bride of Chucky." (11)
I dare you, Lesley. I double-dog dare you.
Posted by: Jeff R. | February 7, 2005 08:19 PM
Well, I can't resist a double-dog dare, can I?
"A Star is Born Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home Alone in the Dark City of Lost Children of a Lesser Godfather of the Bride of Chucky."
Chucky dies, leaving Tiffany alone with their son Glen and a load of debt he owed to the mob. To deal with her loneliness, Tiffany has taken up a correspondence with an inmate named Willy, promising to marry him once he's out of jail. Meanwhile, the godfather orders his apprentice to kidnap Glen to force Tiffany to make good on Chucky's debt. Short on cash, Tiffany breaks Willy out of jail, and the two go on a mission to rescue Glen. After killing the godfather, his apprentice, some random mobsters, and just about anyone who gets in the way, Tiffany and Willy move with Glen to Hollywood for a fresh start. Glen becomes a female impersonator, and winds up starring in a remake of an Ed Wood film, Glen/Glenda.
Posted by: Lesley | February 7, 2005 08:44 PM
...and now I have to give Lesley my undying admiration.
Posted by: Keiran Halycon | February 7, 2005 09:17 PM
Puppetmaster and Commander:The Far Side of the Lost World: Jurassic Park Three of Hearts in Atlantis: The Lost Empire of the Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Gamera: Giant Monster Midair Showdown and Out in Beverly Hills Have Eyes of Laura Mars Attack of the Fifty-Foot Woman's Tale of Two Cities of Angels in Team America:World Laughing Policeman On Fire in the Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow Never Die Another Day for Night of The Hunter for Red October Sky Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl Harbor
Jack Aubrey VI, a young prisoner in a Japanese prison camp during World War II, is given a marionette containing the spirit of the original Jack Aubrey. Unbeknownst to young Jack, puppet Jack was created by the evil Andre Toulon, who, along with Dr. Totenkopf, has taken over a remote island in the Caribbean and is creating clones of extinct dinosaurs using Atlantean and "Gray" alien technology. Totenkopf and Toulon have Gamera as their enforcer, having erased the giant turtle's mind and replaced it with that of a deranged Robert Mitchum. Mitchum embarks on a series of murders, witnessed only by a young girl--Laura Mars. But the island is not merely a site for immoral genetic experiments. Also on the island are two ancient cities, one of angels, one of demons. The demonic city has become a base for Totenkopf, Toulon, and the mysterious Communist Red October Sky Pirates. When Laura is exposed to alien radiation, she grows to 50 feet tall, and rampages across Mexico. It's up to Puppet Jack, now the newest member of the Golden Age Team America, young Jack, Sky Captain, and Britain's premier teenage secret agent James Bond to recruit Giant-Size Laura to battle the Mitchum-Gamera and prevent Totenkopf and Toulon's ultimate plan: the complete destruction of the US Naval Base at Pearl Harbor!
Posted by: Joseph White | February 7, 2005 10:31 PM
Okay, I finally came up with a title to a plot I developed on the PATH train earlier.
"Nightmare on Elm Street of Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown Under the Moon Man, Woman and Childraising Helen of Troy"
The story of Freddie Krueger's touching personal journey. Freddie invades the dreams of a psychiatrist, who manages to convince Freddie to submit to treatment. Freddie realizes that he's killing people because of the deep-seated pain from his abusive childhood, which caused him to repress his feeling that he's really a woman trapped in a man's body. The psychiatrist gives Freddie a referral to the dreams of a top-notch plastic surgeon. Freddie undergoes dream gender reassignment surgery, changes his first name to Diane, and drops the first "e" from his last name. Although she continues to star in movies, her sartorial taste does not improve at all.
Posted by: Lesley | February 7, 2005 10:55 PM
I cannot compete with the masters, Lesley or Keiran, but here's one:
The Meaning of Life with Father of the Bride of Frankenstein
Posted by: ReaderMom | February 7, 2005 11:08 PM
"Saving Private Benjamin" (featuring classic Goldie Hawn comedy during the D-Day landings)
Posted by: dorkafork | February 7, 2005 11:34 PM
"Shaun of the Dead Poets Society" ("What rhymes with 'meatpie'?")
"I am a Fugitive From a Chain Reaction" (A man manages to escape being in a movie with Keanu Reeves)
"Point Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo" (Boogaloo Shrimp and Shabbadoo rob banks, surf)
"From Russia with Loverboy" (Bond seduces women, delivers pizza)
Posted by: dorkafork | February 7, 2005 11:48 PM
"How Stella Got Her Groove Back to Bataan" (Stella rekindles her passion, fights the Japanese)
"License to Kill a Mockingbird" (James Bond versus a racist judicial system. "Guess that was a hung jury!")
"Sling Blade Runner" ("I reckon these things will be lost... like tears in the rain. Mmmmm.")
Posted by: dorkafork | February 8, 2005 12:18 AM
How about The Godfather of the Bride of Frankenstein Meets Abbott and Costello. Best I could do this time of night.
Posted by: Denise | February 8, 2005 02:51 AM
Cheers to Joseph and Lesley for efforts above and beyond, and to Dork for his succint attempts that made me laugh out loud.
Posted by: michele | February 8, 2005 05:14 AM
OK, it seems like every other extreme has been taken, so I'll go for the SHORTEST:
PCUHF
Weird Al goes to takes over a college TV station. Hilarity ensues.
J.
Posted by: Jay Tea | February 8, 2005 05:40 AM
Bravo, Jay. Well played.
Posted by: michele | February 8, 2005 05:58 AM
10101 Dalmations
Computer hacker Bo Derek attempts to make a jacket out of 21 Dalmation puppies.
The Toy Story
Richard Pryor discovers his collection of "action figures" is really alive.
Who's Johnny Dangerously?
Michael Keaton portrays a robot that takes over the mob.
(OK, the movie was "Short Circuit," but the theme song was "Who's Johnny." Indulge me, will ya?)
Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery Men
Mike Myers joins a group of superhero wannabes to save The City.
Mystery Men Of Honor
Navy salvage divers by day, superheroes by night.
GalaxyQuest For Fire
Tim Allen and Sigourney Weaver are TV stars who find themselves swept back to the Dawn Of Man.
Ocean's 12 Monkeys
Trained chimps sneak away from their Vegas show and attempt to rob a dozen casinos in a single night.
Apocalypse Now, Voyager
Boston spinster blossoms under therapy and finds romance with a Viet Nam veteran and assassin.
The King and I, Robot
Will Smith attempts to teach a robot about life -- before it kills again.
Forbidden Planet Of The Apes
(Spoiler: all the apes are projections of Charlton Heston's subconscious)
OK, enough... time to shower and get ready for work.
J.
Posted by: Jay Tea | February 8, 2005 06:26 AM
...and my other undying devotion goes to Jay Tea.
Posted by: Keiran Halcyon | February 8, 2005 09:12 AM
devotionadmiration! Admiration!Sorry, not awake yet. I'm sick and stuff.
Posted by: Keiran Halcyon | February 8, 2005 09:14 AM
"A Hard Day's Night of the Living Dead" (The Beatles reunite the hard way)
Posted by: dorkafork | February 8, 2005 09:48 AM
All right, dorkafork, I didn't want to do this, but you made me:
Sugar and Spice World is Not Enough
Victoria, Geri, Emma, and both Melanies all get pregnant by Jack, a former high school quarterback who first kidnapped, then fell in love with all of them, and are forced into a life of crime after they are kicked out of their homes. They devise a plan to get rich by using Girl Power to blow up a large oil pipeline, but are foiled by a dashing secret agent.
Posted by: Keiran Halcyon | February 8, 2005 11:25 AM
"Ju-On the Waterfront"
Posted by: Just John | February 8, 2005 05:12 PM
Ooh.. Keiran's keeping me on my toes!
"The Grapes of Wrath of Khan" (Genetically engineered humans travel to California.)
"Bring It On Golden Pond" (An elderly Henry Fonda and Katharine Hepburn enter a cheerleading contest.)
Posted by: dorkafork | February 8, 2005 09:07 PM
cheating, but:
The Army of the Ghost and the Darkness at Noon.
Passion Fish of the Christ that Saved Pittsburgh.
Water Dances With Wolves World
It Happened One Fright Night
Gone with the Wind and the Lion (and the Willows)
The Man Who Would Be King Who Wasn't There.
Posted by: cyranno | February 8, 2005 11:25 PM
Late to the party, but...
"The Barefoot Executive Decision"
Plot Summary: In an eerily prescient film, a chimpanzee is elected president, then faces an unprecedented attack on the East Coast involving hijacked commercial aircraft and bio-weapons. In the aftermath, the president is accused of negligence in preventing the attack by an intelligence analyst, who primarily blames the president's closest advisor. Later, he learn that this advisor is actually his long lost twin brother. Kurt Russell plays dual roles.
"Regarding Henry the Fifth Element"
Plot Summary: After suffering a stroke, a heartless executive learns that he is actually a genetically engineered perfect king, and must lead his men into battle to defeat the French, who are discovered to be a massive sphere of evil.
"How Green Was My Valley Girl, Interrupted"
Plot Summary: An extraterrestrial from the planet Munuvia (she claims to be Scandinavian), our heroine grows up in a small mining town in the San Fernando Valley. After graduating from high school, she learns of her origins, and as a result gets thrown into Reggolb Mental Hospital, filled with sick individuals with delusions of grandeur. She escapes, and is reunited with her fellow Munuvians. Based on a true story.
"The Big Sleeping With the Enemy Mine"
Plot Summary: This sequel to "How Green Was My Valley Girl, Interrupted" finds our heroine returning home to investigate a suspicious looking man in a fedora. After several people disappear, she follows him into the local mine, where they are trapped by a cave-in. She eventually falls in love with him only to find out later that he is the murderer, and has been hiding the bodies in the mine. She escapes to a new life, but trouble soon follows her...
Posted by: Ben Zeen (a pseudonym) | February 8, 2005 11:34 PM
Split Second To Die Another Day Of The Jackal
A blonde hottie trapped in a loveless marrage hires an assassin to kill her husband, Charles DeGaulle. It's up to a suave secret agent and an occult obsessed cop with a gatling shotgun to save the day.
Posted by: Cybrludite | February 9, 2005 05:17 AM
Urban Cowboy Bebop
An animated ex-Yakuza bounty-hunter becomes a gigilo in New York.
Posted by: Cybrludite | February 9, 2005 05:20 AM
Dark City of Lost Children of a Lesser Gods and Generals
Alien teachers try to steal the dreams of deaf children about Gettysburg
Posted by: illegitimate son of dwight evans | February 10, 2005 12:35 PM
Born on the Fourth of Jumanji
Terms of Endeer Hunter
Posted by: Not Tony | February 14, 2005 10:48 AM
OK, I worked at a Chicagoland game developer about 5 years ago, and we had a running list of these. It turns out I still have the list. So here goes... the list to end all lists...
A Few Good Rain Men
Glengarry Met Sally
12 Angry Men and a Baby
Johnny Dangerous Leasons
Police Academy 4 Weddings and a Funeral
Slingblade Runner
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures in Babysitting
The People vs. Larry Flintstones
The Little Mermaid to Order
Midnight in the Garden of Goodwill Hunting
Robocopland
Titaniconda
The River Wild at Heart
In the Nick of Time Bandits
The Empire Strikes Back to the Future
The Killing Fields of Dreams
Driving Miss Dazed and Confused
Casual Sex, Lies and Videotape
Born on the Fourth of Jumanji
Animal House Party
Groundhog Day the Earth Stood Still
Prelude to a Kiss of the Spiderwoman
My Left Footloose
The Fabulous Baker Boyz in the Hood
Ordinary People Under the Stairs
Cannonball Running Man
Malcolm Executive Decision
A Nightmare on Beat Street
Raiders of the Lost Boys
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Do the Right Thing
Indiana Jones and the Last Temptation of Christ
Rocky Horror Picture Perfect
Better Off Dead Presidents
The Big Easy Money
Dead Man Walking in the Clouds
That Darn Cat from Outer Space
Dr. Strangebrew
Cujo vs. the Volcano
Species Having a Baby
Sister Action Jackson
Date with an Angel in the Outfield
Dennis to Menace II Society
An Officer and a Gentlemen in Black
Dying Young Guns 33 1/3
From Dusk Till Spawn
Batman and Robinhood, Prince of Thieves
Leaving Las Vegas Vacation
The Emerald Forest Gump
A Nightmare on Wall Street
A Simple Twist of Fatal Attraction
A Bridge to Fargo
Casablank Check
Trading Places in the Heart
Terms of Endear Hunter
Like Water for Weddings and a Funeral
While You Were Sleepless in Seattle
Throw Mamma Off the Trains, Planes and Automobiles
New Jack City Slickers
Thelma and Lou-easy Money
My Fair Lady and the Tramp
Fast Times at High School High
True Romancing the Stone
Avenging Angel Heart
The Color Purple Rose of Cairo
Edward Scissorhand that Rocks the Cradle
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World According to Garp
Mars Attaxi Driver
To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything - Julie Numars Attacks
Mr. Mommy Dearest
Mr. Magoonies
Night of the Living Dead Pool
The Money Pit and the Pendulum
Hamlet It Be
Snow White Men Can't Jump
Clear and Present Dangerous Leasons
You Can't Hurry Love Jones
The Karate Kids in the Hall, Brain Candy Man
Cop and a Half Weeks
Evening Star Trek 2, the Wrath of Khan
Operation Dumbo Drop Dead Fred
Better Off Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid
Rat Boys on the Side
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valencino Man
Nightmare on Elm Streetfighter
Oh, What a Night in the Life of Jimmy Rearden
Oh God, You Devil's Advocate
Clash of the Titanic
Bevis and Butthead Do American Werewolf in London
Looking for Mr. Goodfellas
George of the Jungle to Jungle Fever
Gross Point Breakin' 2, Electric Boogaloo
The Full Monty Python's The Life of Brian's Song
Uncle Buck Roger Rabbit
Something to Talk About Last Night of the Living Dead Poet's Society
The Godfather of the Bride of Frankenstein
Johnny B. Goodwill Hunting for Red Octopussy
New Jack City of Lost Children of the Corn
A Star is Born Free Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Dressed to Kill a Mockingbird on a Wire
Can't Buy Me Love Potion #9 1/2 Weekends at Bearnie's
White Men Can't Jumping Jack Flashdances With Wolves
The Lord of the Flight of the Navigator
Coming Home Alone for the Holidays
The Saint Elmo's Fire in the Sky
And the Band Played On Goldeneye
Legends of the Falling Down Periscope
Repo Man without a Face-Off
Fierce Creatures of the Black Lagoonies
The Great Escape from LA Story
Lost in Space Camp Beverly Hills
Over the Top Secret of my Success
All Dogs go to Heaven Sent of a Woman
Breakin' 2, Electric Boogie Night of the Living Dead Poet's Society
Forbidden Planet of the Apes of Wrath of Con Air Force One Flew Over the Cookoo's Nest
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures of Bronco Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey to the Center of the Earth vs. Flying Saucers
Enjoy!
-Stingo
Posted by: Stingo! | February 14, 2005 11:51 AM