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  1. True, but I think the laugh also comes from the surprise. You're thinking, wow, how is he going to beat this guy? And then, oh, yeah, with a gun! It's kind of like when the Thing swats away the incoming spaceship of the dreaded Lizard Men of Tok in Fantastic Four number 16, The Micro World of Doctor Doom. Oh... wait. Nobody's going to get that reference but me.
  2. As I said in the first round, I hated Caddyshack. Tootsie gets my vote.
  3. Wow. Two movies that I really liked. I'm going with the bull, though.
  4. Wow! Two movies that I've seen AND remember! That's a rarity for me. Breakfast Club didn't connect with me, but my younger sister loved it and watched it repeatedly. Either I was too old or too male for that one. I got a big kick out of Poltergeist, so it gets my vote. Easy choice.
  5. It probably would have been better if Donald Duck was in it.
  6. Edgy DC wrote: Benjamin Grimm wrote: I'm so bad at this. I'm pretty sure I saw Terminator, but I don't think I saw Blade Runner. You weren't much of a moviegoer in the eighties, were you? I thought I was! Maybe I saw the movies that didn't make the cut. I've never really been a fan of the kinds of movies that make up the bulk of the polls. I'll have to review the 80's on IMDB and see what movies I did actually see.
  7. Didn't see Stripes, but remember thinking I'd probably hate it. Loved E.T., so it gets my vote. I loved E.T. a lot less when I watched it again many years later. (A VHS of E.T., purchased for my young son, was the last thing I ever bought at Woolworth's.)
  8. I was thinking of this:
  9. I'm so bad at this. I'm pretty sure I saw Terminator, but I don't think I saw Blade Runner.
  10. Wow, I didn't see either of these, either. Wasn't Three Amigos an animated movie with Donald Duck?
  11. Didn't see either, so I'm not voting, but I have to imagine that Karate Kid is the better of these two movies.
  12. What Mets pitcher got a nickname from Police Academy?
  13. TheOldMole wrote: This is a baseball board, right? Who are all these people voting for Witness? Just because a movie is about baseball, it doesn't mean we have to love it. I loved Bull Durham, but Field of Dreams and The Natural didn't really float my boat.
  14. I have to skip this one. I did see Fast Times but it made no impression on me. I remember nothing about it. And I'm not sure whether or not I saw Police Academy. I'm thinking probably not.
  15. I don't recall seeing either, so, obviously, I'm skipping this one.
  16. I'm equally confused.
  17. I never learned the "guilt" part of being a Catholic. Maybe that's part of the reason it didn't' stick. Anyway, I loved Ghostbusters. Best fusion of comedy and horror since Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.
  18. I'm probably in the minority, but Field of Dreams was a letdown. I liked the book it was based on, Shoeless Joe, much better. I voted for Witness, even though it's not quite the popcorn movie that most of the other films in this tournament are.
  19. Stone disappointed me. Rain Man made me laugh. And Dustin Hoffman was great.
  20. I don't remember "Say Anything" at all. But I remember really enjoying Stand By Me, so it gets my vote.
  21. I'm not sure that I'll be voting against Bull Durham no matter what it's up against.
  22. She was Rita's mom. The one who didn't like Dexter.
  23. JoBeth Williams showed up last season on Dexter. She still looked fairly attractive. (Better than she does in that photo!)
  24. AG/DC wrote: If all you want is wank material, then... That does seem to be how some are voting. (Or at least, commenting.) But if that's the criteria that makes a film good, then so be it.
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