Terminator Is Out There

[craner]

Well, maybe not a millionaire, but he's not just average middle class, he's supposed to be a stuck-up very wealthy businessman. That's half the premise of the film!

 

[Corpsey]

There is always that trope in American family comedies of the dad who works too much to see his family.

The flip side to it is that the family always lives in palatial splendour which they'll have to give up if the dad learns his lesson about the importance of family, but they never show that part.

 

[luka]

I hope you can find love Jack. I believe you will.

 

[luka]

Any girl would be lucky to have you.

 

[craner]

For the record, right, I never said that Corpsey wouldn't or couldn't find love. He made that up. He's paranoid.

 

[Corpsey]

I should point out that there are scenes throughout the rest of the film that I find emotionally affecting.

It's the execution of Stemartin's reuniting that I find queasy.

 

[luka]

A likely story.... What will I watch tonight? Teen comedy or infantile ultraviolence?

 

[craner]

A likely story.... What will I watch tonight? Teen comedy or infantile ultraviolence?

Teen Wolf

 

[luka]

Seen that one.

 

[craner]

Classic Michael J Fox

 

[luka]

I saw it by accident. We went into a pub a few years back and they were screening it

 

[woops]

A likely story.... What will I watch tonight? Teen comedy or infantile ultraviolence?

Try crank

 

[luka]

Not heard of that one. Are you making it up?

 

[luka]

Try crank

It's from 2006. This is historical research not mindless entertainment

 

[craner]

Do an age-change binge: Big, Vice Versa, Like Father Like Son

 

[wild greens]

Midnight Run

 

[Corpsey]

Do you see that climax as ambiguous, Craner?

Is Steve Martin unwittingly sticking the knife in by snogging his telegenic wife in front of the hapless widower?

 

[Corpsey]

Or is it bittersweet?

Or is it just sweet - Candy can move on from his misery, he's back in the bosom of family.

 

[Corpsey]

As a side note, I've never seen Uncle Buck.

 

[Corpsey]