Blow huge holes in movies with LSOC

[Dugout DickStone]

never understood the love that a movie like back to the future gets, absolutely terrible movie.

It is the Huey Lewis soundtrack.

[pissclams]

never understood the love that a movie like back to the future gets, absolutely terrible movie.

MJF in his prime. Christopher rough ridin' Lloyd.

two losers

never understood the love that a movie like back to the future gets, absolutely terrible movie.

It is the Huey Lewis soundtrack.

i'm 99% sure you're correct

[dmartin]

Oceans 11:  The decoy truck gets the fake money loaded into and then blown up.  How did they get the fake money down to the vault to begin with?  No way the chinese guy had enough room.  Clooney/Damon didn't have it.  

Didn't the "swat" team come in carrying the bags of fake money?

[theKSU]

never understood the love that a movie like back to the future gets, absolutely terrible movie.

Wow, name a better time travel movie.  I dare you.

Not that I dislike Back to the Future (having seen it in the theater on opening day), but I would say that Terminator and Terminator 2 are as good if not better.  Also, I liked Time Cop as well, but it probably is not quite as good. 

Star Trek IV


Inception:  Wait... he's walking around in his dream and what? Wait-truth syrum.  WTF is this?  It's blowing my mind.  Anyone know how this worked?  How did they figure out all of these hard and fast rules of dreams anyway?  There is a "Shared" dream space in Limbo--which you can only reach five layers deep.  You know what I think Christopher Nolan just made all this crap up. 

[Ghost of Stan Parrish]

never understood the love that a movie like back to the future gets, absolutely terrible movie.

Wow, name a better time travel movie.  I dare you.

Time Bandits?

It's the only kids movie I know of where the boy's parents are killed at the end and he's left abandoned standing on the street.

[OK_Cat]

in "night at the museum," how the eff did all the exhibits know how to talk/who they were and stuff?  like, they were just dummies.  not the real historical figure.

[Ghost of Stan Parrish]

Inception:  Wait... he's walking around in his dream and what? Wait-truth syrum.  WTF is this?  It's blowing my mind.  Anyone know how this worked?  How did they figure out all of these hard and fast rules of dreams anyway?  There is a "Shared" dream space in Limbo--which you can only reach five layers deep.  You know what I think Christopher Nolan just made all this cac up. 

It's been a while since I saw Inception, but -- even accepting the writer's logic, Leo had to die to get to limbo, but he didn't (right?).  I think he supposedly got there by going to the next level of dreaming.  (It would have made logical sense if one of the other characters had shot and killed Leo in the dream to get him to limbo.)  So, unless the point of the movie is that Leo was just in another dream level, instead of limbo, that's one of the hundreds of plot holes in that movie.

[OK_Cat]

Inception:  Wait... he's walking around in his dream and what? Wait-truth syrum.  WTF is this?  It's blowing my mind.  Anyone know how this worked?  How did they figure out all of these hard and fast rules of dreams anyway?  There is a "Shared" dream space in Limbo--which you can only reach five layers deep.  You know what I think Christopher Nolan just made all this cac up. 

It's been a while since I saw Inception, but -- even accepting the writer's logic, Leo had to die to get to limbo, but he didn't (right?).  I think he supposedly got there by going to the next level of dreaming.  (It would have made logical sense if one of the other characters had shot and killed Leo in the dream to get him to limbo.)  So, unless the point of the movie is that Leo was just in another dream level, instead of limbo, that's one of the hundreds of plot holes in that movie.

have you ever dreamed within a dream?  no?  then stfu.  not a plot hole.

amateur hour at goEMAW.com

[Rage Against the McKee]

In the movie "Barnyard," a cow was in charge of the farm. It was a boy cow, but it had udders. WTF are these movie people trying to teach our kids???

[ChiComCat]

In the movie "Barnyard," a cow was in charge of the farm. It was a boy cow, but it had udders. WTF are these movie people trying to teach our kids???

Excellent job right here

[The1BigWillie]

Why were the Alabama Crimson Tide practicing football in Greenbow, Alabama?  

[Saulbadguy]

Why were the Alabama Crimson Tide practicing football in Greenbow, Alabama? 

K-State practiced in Olathe, KS once during the Ron Prince era.

[Deez Nutz]

In the movie "Barnyard," a cow was in charge of the farm. It was a boy cow, but it had udders. WTF are these movie people trying to teach our kids???

You didn't actually see that movie, did you?  You just read that on the internet.

[WillieWatanabe]

In the movie "Barnyard," a cow was in charge of the farm. It was a boy cow, but it had udders. WTF are these movie people trying to teach our kids???

You didn't actually see that movie, did you?  You just read that on the internet.

I admit i actually watched it...and loved it.

[Stevesie60]

Memento. First of all, whenever he gets in his car to drive somewhere, how does he remember where he is going? Especially at the end when he pulls up in front of a tattoo parlor? How did he remember it was there?

Second of all, [spoiler]how does he remember the story about Sammy Jankis? If it was actually about him, then it happened after he lost his ability to make memories, so therefore he wouldn't be able to remember it.[/spoiler]

There are tons of things that don't make sense in this movie. Christopher Nolan sucks at making movies without huge holes in them.

[Rage Against the McKee]

In the movie "Barnyard," a cow was in charge of the farm. It was a boy cow, but it had udders. WTF are these movie people trying to teach our kids???

You didn't actually see that movie, did you?  You just read that on the internet.

I sat down and watched it with my nephews.

[Deez Nutz]

In the movie "Barnyard," a cow was in charge of the farm. It was a boy cow, but it had udders. WTF are these movie people trying to teach our kids???

Kind of reminds me of all those Chik-Fil-A commercials where they have fracking dairy cattle (holsteins) trying to convince us to eat more chicken.  Makes no sense because that breed is not raised for beef production at all.  (Yes they usually end up as hamburger, but only after a long full life of providing milk).  Just a company playing to the stereotypical uninformed American's idea of what cows look like.  Would make way more sense to have angus steers pleading their case.  (Sorry I'm getting off the movie topic here.)

[michigancat]

Why were the Alabama Crimson Tide practicing football in Greenbow, Alabama? 

His high school was practicing.  Coach Bryant was scouting/recruiting.  Now, Forrest Gump is believable again.

[felix rex]

In the movie "Barnyard," a cow was in charge of the farm. It was a boy cow, but it had udders. WTF are these movie people trying to teach our kids???

Kind of reminds me of all those Chik-Fil-A commercials where they have fracking dairy cattle (holsteins) trying to convince us to eat more chicken.  Makes no sense because that breed is not raised for beef production at all.  (Yes they usually end up as hamburger, but only after a long full life of providing milk).  Just a company playing to the stereotypical uninformed American's idea of what cows look like.  Would make way more sense to have angus steers pleading their case.  (Sorry I'm getting off the movie topic here.)

I like it because it makes them seem more altruistic, you know? It's like I trust them because I know they don't have a personal agenda.

[WillieWatanabe]

In the movie "Barnyard," a cow was in charge of the farm. It was a boy cow, but it had udders. WTF are these movie people trying to teach our kids???

Not sure if I'm off base on this one, but I just thought of it. The Main cow in charge can get a hold of a guitar and learn to play it. But he can't get a gun to defend his chickens??

[michigancat]

In the movie "Barnyard," a cow was in charge of the farm. It was a boy cow, but it had udders. WTF are these movie people trying to teach our kids???

Kind of reminds me of all those Chik-Fil-A commercials where they have fracking dairy cattle (holsteins) trying to convince us to eat more chicken.  Makes no sense because that breed is not raised for beef production at all.  (Yes they usually end up as hamburger, but only after a long full life of providing milk).  Just a company playing to the stereotypical uninformed American's idea of what cows look like.  Would make way more sense to have angus steers pleading their case.  (Sorry I'm getting off the movie topic here.)

What pisses me off is those cattle got so rough ridin' smart that they learned to read and write, but can't spell.  I mean, they've come so far.  Proper spelling isn't far off.  LEARN TO SPELL!!!!

[felix rex]

This thread is making me want to watch Barnyard.

[Pete]

never understood the love that a movie like back to the future gets, absolutely terrible movie.

Wow, name a better time travel movie.  I dare you.

Time Bandits?

It's the only kids movie I know of where the boy's parents are killed at the end and he's left abandoned standing on the street.

Also has LOADS of midgets. 

[Deez Nutz]

In Back to the Future II, after the old Biff steals the DeLorean, goes back and gives the young 1955 Biff the almanac, how the hell does he get back to 2010 without the world becoming the dark crime-ridden nightmare that it was when Doc and Marty then go back to 1985?  Because the minute that the old Biff gives young Biff the almanac, he should not be returning to the same future that he just left and which Doc and Marty were left in, not knowing Biff stole the car.  Let me know if I didn't explain that clearly enough.  Kind of funny to look at all the things in that movie from 2010 scenes that never got invented. 

[HeinBallz]

because Biff gets killed in this parallel universe?