The Baker's Dozen!

[Gabriel Girard]

Vehicular Manslaughter - Deaths involving modes of transportation in movies (no accidents please)

1. German Mechanic face-plants into a spinning propeller - Raiders of the Lost Ark
2. Owen Davian lands in front of a truck - Mission: Impossible 3
3. Col. Stewart, meet Jet engine! - Die Hard 2: Die Harder
4. Mutant Emil gets liquefied by a 6000 SUX - Robocop
5. Jennifer Jason Leigh gets quartered by two trucks - The Hitcher
6. Taylor Negron gets turned into a smoothie by a helicopter - The Last Boy Scout
7. Helicopter vs Zombies - Planet Terror

[Mitchell Hattaway]

Vehicular Manslaughter - Deaths involving modes of transportation in movies (no accidents please)

1. German Mechanic face-plants into a spinning propeller - Raiders of the Lost Ark
2. Owen Davian lands in front of a truck - Mission: Impossible 3
3. Col. Stewart, meet Jet engine! - Die Hard 2: Die Harder
4. Mutant Emil gets liquefied by a 6000 SUX - Robocop
5. Jennifer Jason Leigh gets quartered by two trucks - The Hitcher
6. Taylor Negron gets turned into a smoothie by a helicopter - The Last Boy Scout
7. Helicopter vs Zombies - Planet Terror
8. Kathleen Quinlan drops a truck on J.T. Walsh - Breakdown

[Dan Mancini]

Vehicular Manslaughter - Deaths involving modes of transportation in movies (no accidents please)

1. German Mechanic face-plants into a spinning propeller - Raiders of the Lost Ark
2. Owen Davian lands in front of a truck - Mission: Impossible 3
3. Col. Stewart, meet Jet engine! - Die Hard 2: Die Harder
4. Mutant Emil gets liquefied by a 6000 SUX - Robocop
5. Jennifer Jason Leigh gets quartered by two trucks - The Hitcher
6. Taylor Negron gets turned into a smoothie by a helicopter - The Last Boy Scout
7. Helicopter vs Zombies - Planet Terror
8. Kathleen Quinlan drops a truck on J.T. Walsh - Breakdown
9. Car used as projectile against helicopter - Live Free or Die Hard

[Jon Mercer]

Vehicular Manslaughter - Deaths involving modes of transportation in movies (no accidents please)

1. German Mechanic face-plants into a spinning propeller - Raiders of the Lost Ark
2. Owen Davian lands in front of a truck - Mission: Impossible 3
3. Col. Stewart, meet Jet engine! - Die Hard 2: Die Harder
4. Mutant Emil gets liquefied by a 6000 SUX - Robocop
5. Jennifer Jason Leigh gets quartered by two trucks - The Hitcher
6. Taylor Negron gets turned into a smoothie by a helicopter - The Last Boy Scout
7. Helicopter vs Zombies - Planet Terror
8. Kathleen Quinlan drops a truck on J.T. Walsh - Breakdown
9. Car used as projectile against helicopter - Live Free or Die Hard
10. Sgt. Andrew Scott receives his discharge via combine thresher - Universal Soldier

[tucco]

Vehicular Manslaughter - Deaths involving modes of transportation in movies (no accidents please)

1. German Mechanic face-plants into a spinning propeller - Raiders of the Lost Ark
2. Owen Davian lands in front of a truck - Mission: Impossible 3
3. Col. Stewart, meet Jet engine! - Die Hard 2: Die Harder
4. Mutant Emil gets liquefied by a 6000 SUX - Robocop
5. Jennifer Jason Leigh gets quartered by two trucks - The Hitcher
6. Taylor Negron gets turned into a smoothie by a helicopter - The Last Boy Scout
7. Helicopter vs Zombies - Planet Terror
8. Kathleen Quinlan drops a truck on J.T. Walsh - Breakdown
9. Car used as projectile against helicopter - Live Free or Die Hard
10. Sgt. Andrew Scott receives his discharge via combine thresher - Universal Soldier
11. Joker's henchmen gets whacked by school bus in The Dark Knight

[Gabriel Girard]

Vehicular Manslaughter - Deaths involving modes of transportation in movies (no accidents please)

1. German Mechanic face-plants into a spinning propeller - Raiders of the Lost Ark
2. Owen Davian lands in front of a truck - Mission: Impossible 3
3. Col. Stewart, meet Jet engine! - Die Hard 2: Die Harder
4. Mutant Emil gets liquefied by a 6000 SUX - Robocop
5. Jennifer Jason Leigh gets quartered by two trucks - The Hitcher
6. Taylor Negron gets turned into a smoothie by a helicopter - The Last Boy Scout
7. Helicopter vs Zombies - Planet Terror
8. Kathleen Quinlan drops a truck on J.T. Walsh - Breakdown
9. Car used as projectile against helicopter - Live Free or Die Hard
10. Sgt. Andrew Scott receives his discharge via combine thresher - Universal Soldier
11. Joker's henchmen gets whacked by school bus in The Dark Knight
12.The T-1000 kills an policeman with a car after saying the famous ''I'll be back'' line - The Terminator.

[Gabriel Girard]

Vehicular Manslaughter - Deaths involving modes of transportation in movies (no accidents please)

1. German Mechanic face-plants into a spinning propeller - Raiders of the Lost Ark
2. Owen Davian lands in front of a truck - Mission: Impossible 3
3. Col. Stewart, meet Jet engine! - Die Hard 2: Die Harder
4. Mutant Emil gets liquefied by a 6000 SUX - Robocop
5. Jennifer Jason Leigh gets quartered by two trucks - The Hitcher
6. Taylor Negron gets turned into a smoothie by a helicopter - The Last Boy Scout
7. Helicopter vs Zombies - Planet Terror
8. Kathleen Quinlan drops a truck on J.T. Walsh - Breakdown
9. Car used as projectile against helicopter - Live Free or Die Hard
10. Sgt. Andrew Scott receives his discharge via combine thresher - Universal Soldier
11. Joker's henchmen gets whacked by school bus in The Dark Knight
12.The T-1000 kills an policeman with a car after saying the famous ''I'll be back'' line - The Terminator.
13. Sly Stallone impales a roadworker with his sword-car - Death Race 2000

Next topic is up for grabs!

[Dave Ryan]

I shall grab that topic, sir!

Most Ridiculous/Unreal/Just Plain Bad Athletic Performances in a Film or TV Show

1. Tim Robbins in Bull Durham: "Phenom" bonus-baby pitcher.... who throws like a girl?

[Dan Mancini]

I shall grab that topic, sir!

Most Ridiculous/Unreal/Just Plain Bad Athletic Performances in a Film or TV Show

1. Tim Robbins in Bull Durham: "Phenom" bonus-baby pitcher.... who throws like a girl?
2. Stallone in Rocky III and Rocky IV: Every second of boxing in both flicks is utterly reedonkulous.

[Dimwitted]

I shall grab that topic, sir!

Most Ridiculous/Unreal/Just Plain Bad Athletic Performances in a Film or TV Show

1. Tim Robbins in Bull Durham: "Phenom" bonus-baby pitcher.... who throws like a girl?
2. Stallone in Rocky III and Rocky IV: Every second of boxing in both flicks is utterly reedonkulous.
3. Ben Affleck as a superhero. He'd have to be blind not to be embarrassed at that performance!

[Dave Ryan]

3. Ben Affleck as a superhero. He'd have to be blind not to be embarrassed at that performance!

That's off-topic, Dim. "Athletic performance" = as an athlete/sporting figure.

[Gabriel Girard]

Most Ridiculous/Unreal/Just Plain Bad Athletic Performances in a Film or TV Show

1. Tim Robbins in Bull Durham: "Phenom" bonus-baby pitcher.... who throws like a girl?
2. Stallone in Rocky III and Rocky IV: Every second of boxing in both flicks is utterly reedonkulous.
3. Ralph Macchio in The Karate Kid - Come on y'all know that the crane kick is LAME.

[Kenneth Morgan]

Most Ridiculous/Unreal/Just Plain Bad Athletic Performances in a Film or TV Show

1. Tim Robbins in Bull Durham: "Phenom" bonus-baby pitcher.... who throws like a girl?
2. Stallone in Rocky III and Rocky IV: Every second of boxing in both flicks is utterly reedonkulous.
3. Ralph Macchio in The Karate Kid - Come on y'all know that the crane kick is LAME.
4. Alan Alda in "Paper Lion" - In this case, though, he's supposed to look substandard.

[Dan Mancini]

Most Ridiculous/Unreal/Just Plain Bad Athletic Performances in a Film or TV Show

1. Tim Robbins in Bull Durham: "Phenom" bonus-baby pitcher.... who throws like a girl?
2. Stallone in Rocky III and Rocky IV: Every second of boxing in both flicks is utterly reedonkulous.
3. Ralph Macchio in The Karate Kid - Come on y'all know that the crane kick is LAME.
4. Alan Alda in "Paper Lion" - In this case, though, he's supposed to look substandard.
5. Don't Know the Kid's Name in Rookie of the Year - A 12-year-old pitching for the Chicago Cubs?...Okay, maybe that's not so ridiculous now that I think about it.

[Gabriel Girard]

Most Ridiculous/Unreal/Just Plain Bad Athletic Performances in a Film or TV Show

1. Tim Robbins in Bull Durham: "Phenom" bonus-baby pitcher.... who throws like a girl?
2. Stallone in Rocky III and Rocky IV: Every second of boxing in both flicks is utterly reedonkulous.
3. Ralph Macchio in The Karate Kid - Come on y'all know that the crane kick is LAME.
4. Alan Alda in "Paper Lion" - In this case, though, he's supposed to look substandard.
5. Don't Know the Kid's Name in Rookie of the Year - A 12-year-old pitching for the Chicago Cubs?...Okay, maybe that's not so ridiculous now that I think about it.
6. Anything in Gymkata

[Tom B]

Most Ridiculous/Unreal/Just Plain Bad Athletic Performances in a Film or TV Show

1. Tim Robbins in Bull Durham: "Phenom" bonus-baby pitcher.... who throws like a girl?
2. Stallone in Rocky III and Rocky IV: Every second of boxing in both flicks is utterly reedonkulous.
3. Ralph Macchio in The Karate Kid - Come on y'all know that the crane kick is LAME.
4. Alan Alda in "Paper Lion" - In this case, though, he's supposed to look substandard.
5. Don't Know the Kid's Name in Rookie of the Year - A 12-year-old pitching for the Chicago Cubs?...Okay, maybe that's not so ridiculous now that I think about it.
6. Anything in Gymkata
7. Anyone who wore pinstripes in Summer Catch

[Gabriel Girard]

This is a though one!

[Dimwitted]

Most Ridiculous/Unreal/Just Plain Bad Athletic Performances in a Film or TV Show

1. Tim Robbins in Bull Durham: "Phenom" bonus-baby pitcher.... who throws like a girl?
2. Stallone in Rocky III and Rocky IV: Every second of boxing in both flicks is utterly reedonkulous.
3. Ralph Macchio in The Karate Kid - Come on y'all know that the crane kick is LAME.
4. Alan Alda in "Paper Lion" - In this case, though, he's supposed to look substandard.
5. Don't Know the Kid's Name in Rookie of the Year - A 12-year-old pitching for the Chicago Cubs?...Okay, maybe that's not so ridiculous now that I think about it.
6. Anything in Gymkata
7. Anyone who wore pinstripes in Summer Catch

[Jon Mercer]

Most Ridiculous/Unreal/Just Plain Bad Athletic Performances in a Film or TV Show

1. Tim Robbins in Bull Durham: "Phenom" bonus-baby pitcher.... who throws like a girl?
2. Stallone in Rocky III and Rocky IV: Every second of boxing in both flicks is utterly reedonkulous.
3. Ralph Macchio in The Karate Kid - Come on y'all know that the crane kick is LAME.
4. Alan Alda in "Paper Lion" - In this case, though, he's supposed to look substandard.
5. Don't Know the Kid's Name in Rookie of the Year - A 12-year-old pitching for the Chicago Cubs?...Okay, maybe that's not so ridiculous now that I think about it.
6. Anything in Gymkata
7. Anyone who wore pinstripes in Summer Catch
8. Both Sean Faris and Cam Gigandet in Never Back Down (2008) - I'm supposed to believe that either of these hair gel models would last more than 10 seconds in MMA?

[tucco]

Most Ridiculous/Unreal/Just Plain Bad Athletic Performances in a Film or TV Show

1. Tim Robbins in Bull Durham: "Phenom" bonus-baby pitcher.... who throws like a girl?
2. Stallone in Rocky III and Rocky IV: Every second of boxing in both flicks is utterly reedonkulous.
3. Ralph Macchio in The Karate Kid - Come on y'all know that the crane kick is LAME.
4. Alan Alda in "Paper Lion" - In this case, though, he's supposed to look substandard.
5. Don't Know the Kid's Name in Rookie of the Year - A 12-year-old pitching for the Chicago Cubs?...Okay, maybe that's not so ridiculous now that I think about it.
6. Anything in Gymkata
7. Anyone who wore pinstripes in Summer Catch
8. Both Sean Faris and Cam Gigandet in Never Back Down (2008) - I'm supposed to believe that either of these hair gel models would last more than 10 seconds in MMA?
9. Walking Tall (remake starring The Rock) This is under the 'Unreal' category...are we expected to believe his nemesis in that movie could hurt The Rock in a tackle football game?...Nahhhh.

[Dave Ryan]

Most Ridiculous/Unreal/Just Plain Bad Athletic Performances in a Film or TV Show

1. Tim Robbins in Bull Durham: "Phenom" bonus-baby pitcher.... who throws like a girl?
2. Stallone in Rocky III and Rocky IV: Every second of boxing in both flicks is utterly reedonkulous.
3. Ralph Macchio in The Karate Kid - Come on y'all know that the crane kick is LAME.
4. Alan Alda in "Paper Lion" - In this case, though, he's supposed to look substandard.
5. Don't Know the Kid's Name in Rookie of the Year - A 12-year-old pitching for the Chicago Cubs?...Okay, maybe that's not so ridiculous now that I think about it.
6. Anything in Gymkata
7. Anyone who wore pinstripes in Summer Catch
8. Both Sean Faris and Cam Gigandet in Never Back Down (2008) - I'm supposed to believe that either of these hair gel models would last more than 10 seconds in MMA?
9. Walking Tall (remake starring The Rock) This is under the 'Unreal' category...are we expected to believe his nemesis in that movie could hurt The Rock in a tackle football game?...Nahhhh.
10. The classic: William Bendix in The Babe Ruth Story. Bad on so many levels.... including the fact that Bendix was a righty, while Ruth was a lefty.

[mavrach]

Most Ridiculous/Unreal/Just Plain Bad Athletic Performances in a Film or TV Show

1. Tim Robbins in Bull Durham: "Phenom" bonus-baby pitcher.... who throws like a girl?
2. Stallone in Rocky III and Rocky IV: Every second of boxing in both flicks is utterly reedonkulous.
3. Ralph Macchio in The Karate Kid - Come on y'all know that the crane kick is LAME.
4. Alan Alda in "Paper Lion" - In this case, though, he's supposed to look substandard.
5. Don't Know the Kid's Name in Rookie of the Year - A 12-year-old pitching for the Chicago Cubs?...Okay, maybe that's not so ridiculous now that I think about it.
6. Anything in Gymkata
7. Anyone who wore pinstripes in Summer Catch
8. Both Sean Faris and Cam Gigandet in Never Back Down (2008) - I'm supposed to believe that either of these hair gel models would last more than 10 seconds in MMA?
9. Walking Tall (remake starring The Rock) This is under the 'Unreal' category...are we expected to believe his nemesis in that movie could hurt The Rock in a tackle football game?...Nahhhh.
10. The classic: William Bendix in The Babe Ruth Story. Bad on so many levels.... including the fact that Bendix was a righty, while Ruth was a lefty.
11. Pick a Roger Moore Bond movie. An aging man fighting by chopping everybody wouldn't last against anybody, and is hardly beleivable from a super spy.

[mavrach]

I'll hijack this if nobody minds, and anybody still wants to play:

Pairs of movies, released nearly at the same time, about the same subject matter:

1. Earth-threatening meteor impacts: Armageddon & Deep Impact

[Dimwitted]

Pairs of movies, released nearly at the same time, about the same subject matter:

1. Earth-threatening meteor impacts: Armageddon & Deep Impact
2. I don't understand how they let this happen. Movies are too expensive to accept those shenanigans I would've thought. Dangerous Liasons/Valmont

[Tom B]

Pairs of movies, released nearly at the same time, about the same subject matter:

1. Earth-threatening meteor impacts: Armageddon & Deep Impact
2. I don't understand how they let this happen. Movies are too expensive to accept those shenanigans I would've thought. Dangerous Liasons/Valmont
3. Talking pigs in '95: Gordy and Babe

[Mitchell Hattaway]

Pairs of movies, released nearly at the same time, about the same subject matter:

1. Earth-threatening meteor impacts: Armageddon & Deep Impact
2. I don't understand how they let this happen. Movies are too expensive to accept those shenanigans I would've thought. Dangerous Liasons/Valmont
3. Talking pigs in '95: Gordy and Babe
4. Underwater installation is attacked by monster: DeepStar Six & Leviathan

[Dan Mancini]

Pairs of movies, released nearly at the same time, about the same subject matter:

1. Earth-threatening meteor impacts: Armageddon & Deep Impact
2. I don't understand how they let this happen. Movies are too expensive to accept those shenanigans I would've thought. Dangerous Liasons/Valmont
3. Talking pigs in '95: Gordy and Babe
4. Underwater installation is attacked by monster: DeepStar Six & Leviathan
5. Magicians: The Prestige and The Illusionist

[Mitchell Hattaway]

Pairs of movies, released nearly at the same time, about the same subject matter:

1. Earth-threatening meteor impacts: Armageddon & Deep Impact
2. I don't understand how they let this happen. Movies are too expensive to accept those shenanigans I would've thought. Dangerous Liasons/Valmont
3. Talking pigs in '95: Gordy and Babe
4. Underwater installation is attacked by monster: DeepStar Six & Leviathan
5. Magicians: The Prestige and The Illusionist
6. Father and son switch bodies: Like Father Like Son & Vice Versa

[Jon Mercer]

Pairs of movies, released nearly at the same time, about the same subject matter:

1. Earth-threatening meteor impacts: Armageddon & Deep Impact
2. I don't understand how they let this happen. Movies are too expensive to accept those shenanigans I would've thought. Dangerous Liasons/Valmont
3. Talking pigs in '95: Gordy and Babe
4. Underwater installation is attacked by monster: DeepStar Six & Leviathan
5. Magicians: The Prestige and The Illusionist
6. Father and son switch bodies: Like Father Like Son & Vice Versa
7. A malevolent, energy-based alien life form finds its way down to earth and wreaks havoc: Virus & The Astronaut's Wife

[Paul Kile]

Pairs of movies, released nearly at the same time, about the same subject matter:

1. Earth-threatening meteor impacts: Armageddon & Deep Impact
2. I don't understand how they let this happen. Movies are too expensive to accept those shenanigans I would've thought. Dangerous Liasons/Valmont
3. Talking pigs in '95: Gordy and Babe
4. Underwater installation is attacked by monster: DeepStar Six & Leviathan
5. Magicians: The Prestige and The Illusionist
6. Father and son switch bodies: Like Father Like Son & Vice Versa
7. A malevolent, energy-based alien life form finds its way down to earth and wreaks havoc: Virus & The Astronaut's Wife
8. Amy Fisher: Casualties of Love: The Long Island Lolita Story, Beyond Control: The Amy Fisher Story (and a third!: Treachery in the Suburbs: The Amy Fisher Story)

[Tom B]

Pairs of movies, released nearly at the same time, about the same subject matter:

1. Earth-threatening meteor impacts: Armageddon & Deep Impact
2. I don't understand how they let this happen. Movies are too expensive to accept those shenanigans I would've thought. Dangerous Liasons/Valmont
3. Talking pigs in '95: Gordy and Babe
4. Underwater installation is attacked by monster: DeepStar Six & Leviathan
5. Magicians: The Prestige and The Illusionist
6. Father and son switch bodies: Like Father Like Son & Vice Versa
7. A malevolent, energy-based alien life form finds its way down to earth and wreaks havoc: Virus & The Astronaut's Wife
8. Amy Fisher: Casualties of Love: The Long Island Lolita Story, Beyond Control: The Amy Fisher Story (and a third!: Treachery in the Suburbs: The Amy Fisher Story)
9. Dueling Harlows--May 1965, Carol Lynley is Harlow; June 1965, Carroll Baker is (also) Harlow

[Mitchell Hattaway]

Pairs of movies, released nearly at the same time, about the same subject matter:

1. Earth-threatening meteor impacts: Armageddon & Deep Impact
2. I don't understand how they let this happen. Movies are too expensive to accept those shenanigans I would've thought. Dangerous Liasons/Valmont
3. Talking pigs in '95: Gordy and Babe
4. Underwater installation is attacked by monster: DeepStar Six & Leviathan
5. Magicians: The Prestige and The Illusionist
6. Father and son switch bodies: Like Father Like Son & Vice Versa
7. A malevolent, energy-based alien life form finds its way down to earth and wreaks havoc: Virus & The Astronaut's Wife
8. Amy Fisher: Casualties of Love: The Long Island Lolita Story, Beyond Control: The Amy Fisher Story (and a third!: Treachery in the Suburbs: The Amy Fisher Story)
9. Dueling Harlows--May 1965, Carol Lynley is Harlow; June 1965, Carroll Baker is (also) Harlow
10. Cop partnered with a dog: K-9 and Turner & Hooch

[Bryan Pope]

Pairs of movies, released nearly at the same time, about the same subject matter:

1. Earth-threatening meteor impacts: Armageddon & Deep Impact
2. I don't understand how they let this happen. Movies are too expensive to accept those shenanigans I would've thought. Dangerous Liasons/Valmont
3. Talking pigs in '95: Gordy and Babe
4. Underwater installation is attacked by monster: DeepStar Six & Leviathan
5. Magicians: The Prestige and The Illusionist
6. Father and son switch bodies: Like Father Like Son & Vice Versa
7. A malevolent, energy-based alien life form finds its way down to earth and wreaks havoc: Virus & The Astronaut's Wife
8. Amy Fisher: Casualties of Love: The Long Island Lolita Story, Beyond Control: The Amy Fisher Story (and a third!: Treachery in the Suburbs: The Amy Fisher Story)
9. Dueling Harlows--May 1965, Carol Lynley is Harlow; June 1965, Carroll Baker is (also) Harlow
10. Cop partnered with a dog: K-9 and Turner & Hooch
11. Movies about Mars: Mission to Mars, Red Planet and -- a year later -- Ghosts of Mars

[Gabriel Girard]

Pairs of movies, released nearly at the same time, about the same subject matter:

1. Earth-threatening meteor impacts: Armageddon & Deep Impact
2. I don't understand how they let this happen. Movies are too expensive to accept those shenanigans I would've thought. Dangerous Liasons/Valmont
3. Talking pigs in '95: Gordy and Babe
4. Underwater installation is attacked by monster: DeepStar Six & Leviathan
5. Magicians: The Prestige and The Illusionist
6. Father and son switch bodies: Like Father Like Son & Vice Versa
7. A malevolent, energy-based alien life form finds its way down to earth and wreaks havoc: Virus & The Astronaut's Wife
8. Amy Fisher: Casualties of Love: The Long Island Lolita Story, Beyond Control: The Amy Fisher Story (and a third!: Treachery in the Suburbs: The Amy Fisher Story)
9. Dueling Harlows--May 1965, Carol Lynley is Harlow; June 1965, Carroll Baker is (also) Harlow
10. Cop partnered with a dog: K-9 and Turner & Hooch
11. Movies about Mars: Mission to Mars, Red Planet and -- a year later -- Ghosts of Mars
12. Eruptions : Volcano and Dante's Peak

[Steve T Power]

Pairs of movies, released nearly at the same time, about the same subject matter:

1. Earth-threatening meteor impacts: Armageddon & Deep Impact
2. I don't understand how they let this happen. Movies are too expensive to accept those shenanigans I would've thought. Dangerous Liasons/Valmont
3. Talking pigs in '95: Gordy and Babe
4. Underwater installation is attacked by monster: DeepStar Six & Leviathan
5. Magicians: The Prestige and The Illusionist
6. Father and son switch bodies: Like Father Like Son & Vice Versa
7. A malevolent, energy-based alien life form finds its way down to earth and wreaks havoc: Virus & The Astronaut's Wife
8. Amy Fisher: Casualties of Love: The Long Island Lolita Story, Beyond Control: The Amy Fisher Story (and a third!: Treachery in the Suburbs: The Amy Fisher Story)
9. Dueling Harlows--May 1965, Carol Lynley is Harlow; June 1965, Carroll Baker is (also) Harlow
10. Cop partnered with a dog: K-9 and Turner & Hooch
11. Movies about Mars: Mission to Mars, Red Planet and -- a year later -- Ghosts of Mars
12. Eruptions : Volcano and Dante's Peak
13. Haunted house remakes - The Haunting and House on Haunted Hill - both summer 1999

[Steve T Power]

Unintentional Time paradoxes/anachronisims:

1. Dazed and Confused - When Mitch goes to purchase beer at the convenience store, a Coke dispenser with a logo first introduced in 1985 is visible. The film is set in 1976.

[mavrach]

Unintentional Time paradoxes/anachronisims:

1. Dazed and Confused - When Mitch goes to purchase beer at the convenience store, a Coke dispenser with a logo first introduced in 1985 is visible. The film is set in 1976
2. Braveheart - Watches visible on some of the extras.

[Mitchell Hattaway]

Unintentional Time paradoxes/anachronisims:

1. Dazed and Confused - When Mitch goes to purchase beer at the convenience store, a Coke dispenser with a logo first introduced in 1985 is visible. The film is set in 1976
2. Braveheart - Watches visible on some of the extras.
3. Jarhead - Marines listen (and sing along) to "O.P.P" nine months before it was released

[Dimwitted]

Unintentional Time paradoxes/anachronisims:

1. Dazed and Confused - When Mitch goes to purchase beer at the convenience store, a Coke dispenser with a logo first introduced in 1985 is visible. The film is set in 1976
2. Braveheart - Watches visible on some of the extras.
3. Jarhead - Marines listen (and sing along) to "O.P.P" nine months before it was released
4. AngelHeart - Long shot of Rourke walking down the street of NY circa 1958 with a long line of period cars and the crosstown traffic at the bottom is modern. You don't notice it until a sunlit white van goes across and draws the eye.

[Dan Mancini]

Unintentional Time paradoxes/anachronisims:

1. Dazed and Confused - When Mitch goes to purchase beer at the convenience store, a Coke dispenser with a logo first introduced in 1985 is visible. The film is set in 1976
2. Braveheart - Watches visible on some of the extras.
3. Jarhead - Marines listen (and sing along) to "O.P.P" nine months before it was released
4. AngelHeart - Long shot of Rourke walking down the street of NY circa 1958 with a long line of period cars and the crosstown traffic at the bottom is modern. You don't notice it until a sunlit white van goes across and draws the eye.
5. Hurt Locker - A scene features a soldier playing an Xbox 360. The movie is set in 2004; the Xbox 360 was released in 2005.

[ccb]

Unintentional Time paradoxes/anachronisims:

1. Dazed and Confused - When Mitch goes to purchase beer at the convenience store, a Coke dispenser with a logo first introduced in 1985 is visible. The film is set in 1976
2. Braveheart - Watches visible on some of the extras.
3. Jarhead - Marines listen (and sing along) to "O.P.P" nine months before it was released
4. AngelHeart - Long shot of Rourke walking down the street of NY circa 1958 with a long line of period cars and the crosstown traffic at the bottom is modern. You don't notice it until a sunlit white van goes across and draws the eye.
5. Hurt Locker - A scene features a soldier playing an Xbox 360. The movie is set in 2004; the Xbox 360 was released in 2005.
6. Four Musketeers (1974) - The heat Milady's packing in one scene is a mid-1800s Derringer percussion cap pistol (what killed Lincoln.) Couple hundred years off.

[Paul Kile]

Unintentional Time paradoxes/anachronisims:

1. Dazed and Confused - When Mitch goes to purchase beer at the convenience store, a Coke dispenser with a logo first introduced in 1985 is visible. The film is set in 1976
2. Braveheart - Watches visible on some of the extras.
3. Jarhead - Marines listen (and sing along) to "O.P.P" nine months before it was released
4. AngelHeart - Long shot of Rourke walking down the street of NY circa 1958 with a long line of period cars and the crosstown traffic at the bottom is modern. You don't notice it until a sunlit white van goes across and draws the eye.
5. Hurt Locker - A scene features a soldier playing an Xbox 360. The movie is set in 2004; the Xbox 360 was released in 2005.
6. Four Musketeers (1974) - The heat Milady's packing in one scene is a mid-1800s Derringer percussion cap pistol (what killed Lincoln.) Couple hundred years off.
7. Pearl Harbor (2001) - When young Rafe and Danny are playing in the biplane at the beginning of the movie, the year is 1923. The airplane appears to be a Stearman trainer, which was not built until 1936. Plus, they inadvertently started the engine from the cockpit, which would have been impossible in 1923 since there were no electric starters at that time. One of them would have had to swing the propeller by hand to start the engine.

[Dimwitted]

Unintentional Time paradoxes/anachronisims:

1. Dazed and Confused - When Mitch goes to purchase beer at the convenience store, a Coke dispenser with a logo first introduced in 1985 is visible. The film is set in 1976
2. Braveheart - Watches visible on some of the extras.
3. Jarhead - Marines listen (and sing along) to "O.P.P" nine months before it was released
4. AngelHeart - Long shot of Rourke walking down the street of NY circa 1958 with a long line of period cars and the crosstown traffic at the bottom is modern. You don't notice it until a sunlit white van goes across and draws the eye.
5. Hurt Locker - A scene features a soldier playing an Xbox 360. The movie is set in 2004; the Xbox 360 was released in 2005.
6. Four Musketeers (1974) - The heat Milady's packing in one scene is a mid-1800s Derringer percussion cap pistol (what killed Lincoln.) Couple hundred years off.
7. Pearl Harbor (2001) - When young Rafe and Danny are playing in the biplane at the beginning of the movie, the year is 1923. The airplane appears to be a Stearman trainer, which was not built until 1936. Plus, they inadvertently started the engine from the cockpit, which would have been impossible in 1923 since there were no electric starters at that time. One of them would have had to swing the propeller by hand to start the engine.
8. I'm surprised Steve hasn't chimed in with this:
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is filled with misdated weaponry. All the main pistols keep changing from period correct nib & cap when they carry to later era cartridge when fired. The long guns are cut down Winchesters made to look like Henrys and when Tucco is assembling his gun, amongst the parts is a modern .38.

[Steve T Power]

8. I'm surprised Steve hasn't chimed in with this:
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is filled with misdated weaponry. All the main pistols keep changing from period correct nib & cap when they carry to later era cartridge when fired. The long guns are cut down Winchesters made to look like Henrys and when Tucco is assembling his gun, amongst the parts is a modern .38.

I was going to kick it off with the Colt SAA revolvers everyone carries in A Fistful of Dollars and For a few Dollars more, which would have had both films set at LEAST a decade after The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Or the fictional machine gun that couldn't exist in A Fistful of Dollars (and was later reused in Django). I just figured the weaponry issue was just too convoluted. At least they tried with weaponry that was appropriate for the period for TG,TB,&TU (no Colt Single Action Army Peacemakers!). Cartridge conversions are safer for the actors than the percussion cap and ball models, and Leone at least cared enough to have the cap and ball models on screen when they weren't being fired. Yeah, i have way too much time on my hands.

[tucco]

Unintentional Time paradoxes/anachronisims:

1. Dazed and Confused - When Mitch goes to purchase beer at the convenience store, a Coke dispenser with a logo first introduced in 1985 is visible. The film is set in 1976
2. Braveheart - Watches visible on some of the extras.
3. Jarhead - Marines listen (and sing along) to "O.P.P" nine months before it was released
4. AngelHeart - Long shot of Rourke walking down the street of NY circa 1958 with a long line of period cars and the crosstown traffic at the bottom is modern. You don't notice it until a sunlit white van goes across and draws the eye.
5. Hurt Locker - A scene features a soldier playing an Xbox 360. The movie is set in 2004; the Xbox 360 was released in 2005.
6. Four Musketeers (1974) - The heat Milady's packing in one scene is a mid-1800s Derringer percussion cap pistol (what killed Lincoln.) Couple hundred years off.
7. Pearl Harbor (2001) - When young Rafe and Danny are playing in the biplane at the beginning of the movie, the year is 1923. The airplane appears to be a Stearman trainer, which was not built until 1936. Plus, they inadvertently started the engine from the cockpit, which would have been impossible in 1923 since there were no electric starters at that time. One of them would have had to swing the propeller by hand to start the engine.
8. I'm surprised Steve hasn't chimed in with this:
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is filled with misdated weaponry. All the main pistols keep changing from period correct nib & cap when they carry to later era cartridge when fired. The long guns are cut down Winchesters made to look like Henrys and when Tucco is assembling his gun, amongst the parts is a modern .38.
9. Dazed and Confused (no one said not to mention a movie twice) A teen is wearing a Rock and Roll Over KISS t-shirt in June of '76......the Rock and Roll Over album was not released until the Autumn of that year.

[Paul Kile]

Unintentional Time paradoxes/anachronisims:

1. Dazed and Confused - When Mitch goes to purchase beer at the convenience store, a Coke dispenser with a logo first introduced in 1985 is visible. The film is set in 1976
2. Braveheart - Watches visible on some of the extras.
3. Jarhead - Marines listen (and sing along) to "O.P.P" nine months before it was released
4. AngelHeart - Long shot of Rourke walking down the street of NY circa 1958 with a long line of period cars and the crosstown traffic at the bottom is modern. You don't notice it until a sunlit white van goes across and draws the eye.
5. Hurt Locker - A scene features a soldier playing an Xbox 360. The movie is set in 2004; the Xbox 360 was released in 2005.
6. Four Musketeers (1974) - The heat Milady's packing in one scene is a mid-1800s Derringer percussion cap pistol (what killed Lincoln.) Couple hundred years off.
7. Pearl Harbor (2001) - When young Rafe and Danny are playing in the biplane at the beginning of the movie, the year is 1923. The airplane appears to be a Stearman trainer, which was not built until 1936. Plus, they inadvertently started the engine from the cockpit, which would have been impossible in 1923 since there were no electric starters at that time. One of them would have had to swing the propeller by hand to start the engine.
8. I'm surprised Steve hasn't chimed in with this:
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is filled with misdated weaponry. All the main pistols keep changing from period correct nib & cap when they carry to later era cartridge when fired. The long guns are cut down Winchesters made to look like Henrys and when Tucco is assembling his gun, amongst the parts is a modern .38.
9. Dazed and Confused (no one said not to mention a movie twice) A teen is wearing a Rock and Roll Over KISS t-shirt in June of '76......the Rock and Roll Over album was not released until the Autumn of that year.
10. The Caine Mutiny (1954) - The court martial took place in 1944 during the war. An exterior shot of the Navy Pacific Fleet headquarters in San Francisco clearly shows early 1950's Fords parked in front of the building.

[ccb]

Unintentional Time paradoxes/anachronisims:

1. Dazed and Confused - When Mitch goes to purchase beer at the convenience store, a Coke dispenser with a logo first introduced in 1985 is visible. The film is set in 1976
2. Braveheart - Watches visible on some of the extras.
3. Jarhead - Marines listen (and sing along) to "O.P.P" nine months before it was released
4. AngelHeart - Long shot of Rourke walking down the street of NY circa 1958 with a long line of period cars and the crosstown traffic at the bottom is modern. You don't notice it until a sunlit white van goes across and draws the eye.
5. Hurt Locker - A scene features a soldier playing an Xbox 360. The movie is set in 2004; the Xbox 360 was released in 2005.
6. Four Musketeers (1974) - The heat Milady's packing in one scene is a mid-1800s Derringer percussion cap pistol (what killed Lincoln.) Couple hundred years off.
7. Pearl Harbor (2001) - When young Rafe and Danny are playing in the biplane at the beginning of the movie, the year is 1923. The airplane appears to be a Stearman trainer, which was not built until 1936. Plus, they inadvertently started the engine from the cockpit, which would have been impossible in 1923 since there were no electric starters at that time. One of them would have had to swing the propeller by hand to start the engine.
8. I'm surprised Steve hasn't chimed in with this:
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is filled with misdated weaponry. All the main pistols keep changing from period correct nib & cap when they carry to later era cartridge when fired. The long guns are cut down Winchesters made to look like Henrys and when Tucco is assembling his gun, amongst the parts is a modern .38.
9. Dazed and Confused (no one said not to mention a movie twice) A teen is wearing a Rock and Roll Over KISS t-shirt in June of '76......the Rock and Roll Over album was not released until the Autumn of that year.
10. The Caine Mutiny (1954) - The court martial took place in 1944 during the war. An exterior shot of the Navy Pacific Fleet headquarters in San Francisco clearly shows early 1950's Fords parked in front of the building.
11. More weaponry: The Searchers (set in late 1860s) John Wayne's character has a Winchester 1892 lever action carbine.

[Dave Ryan]

Unintentional Time paradoxes/anachronisims:

1. Dazed and Confused - When Mitch goes to purchase beer at the convenience store, a Coke dispenser with a logo first introduced in 1985 is visible. The film is set in 1976
2. Braveheart - Watches visible on some of the extras.
3. Jarhead - Marines listen (and sing along) to "O.P.P" nine months before it was released
4. AngelHeart - Long shot of Rourke walking down the street of NY circa 1958 with a long line of period cars and the crosstown traffic at the bottom is modern. You don't notice it until a sunlit white van goes across and draws the eye.
5. Hurt Locker - A scene features a soldier playing an Xbox 360. The movie is set in 2004; the Xbox 360 was released in 2005.
6. Four Musketeers (1974) - The heat Milady's packing in one scene is a mid-1800s Derringer percussion cap pistol (what killed Lincoln.) Couple hundred years off.
7. Pearl Harbor (2001) - When young Rafe and Danny are playing in the biplane at the beginning of the movie, the year is 1923. The airplane appears to be a Stearman trainer, which was not built until 1936. Plus, they inadvertently started the engine from the cockpit, which would have been impossible in 1923 since there were no electric starters at that time. One of them would have had to swing the propeller by hand to start the engine.
8. I'm surprised Steve hasn't chimed in with this:
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is filled with misdated weaponry. All the main pistols keep changing from period correct nib & cap when they carry to later era cartridge when fired. The long guns are cut down Winchesters made to look like Henrys and when Tucco is assembling his gun, amongst the parts is a modern .38.
9. Dazed and Confused (no one said not to mention a movie twice) A teen is wearing a Rock and Roll Over KISS t-shirt in June of '76......the Rock and Roll Over album was not released until the Autumn of that year.
10. The Caine Mutiny (1954) - The court martial took place in 1944 during the war. An exterior shot of the Navy Pacific Fleet headquarters in San Francisco clearly shows early 1950's Fords parked in front of the building.
11. More weaponry: The Searchers (set in late 1860s) John Wayne's character has a Winchester 1892 lever action carbine.
12. "The Great Escape" -- Steve McQueen's motorcycle at the end was a contemporary (i.e. 1960s era) Triumph bike.

[Gabriel Girard]

Unintentional Time paradoxes/anachronisims:

1. Dazed and Confused - When Mitch goes to purchase beer at the convenience store, a Coke dispenser with a logo first introduced in 1985 is visible. The film is set in 1976
2. Braveheart - Watches visible on some of the extras.
3. Jarhead - Marines listen (and sing along) to "O.P.P" nine months before it was released
4. AngelHeart - Long shot of Rourke walking down the street of NY circa 1958 with a long line of period cars and the crosstown traffic at the bottom is modern. You don't notice it until a sunlit white van goes across and draws the eye.
5. Hurt Locker - A scene features a soldier playing an Xbox 360. The movie is set in 2004; the Xbox 360 was released in 2005.
6. Four Musketeers (1974) - The heat Milady's packing in one scene is a mid-1800s Derringer percussion cap pistol (what killed Lincoln.) Couple hundred years off.
7. Pearl Harbor (2001) - When young Rafe and Danny are playing in the biplane at the beginning of the movie, the year is 1923. The airplane appears to be a Stearman trainer, which was not built until 1936. Plus, they inadvertently started the engine from the cockpit, which would have been impossible in 1923 since there were no electric starters at that time. One of them would have had to swing the propeller by hand to start the engine.
8. I'm surprised Steve hasn't chimed in with this:
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is filled with misdated weaponry. All the main pistols keep changing from period correct nib & cap when they carry to later era cartridge when fired. The long guns are cut down Winchesters made to look like Henrys and when Tucco is assembling his gun, amongst the parts is a modern .38.
9. Dazed and Confused (no one said not to mention a movie twice) A teen is wearing a Rock and Roll Over KISS t-shirt in June of '76......the Rock and Roll Over album was not released until the Autumn of that year.
10. The Caine Mutiny (1954) - The court martial took place in 1944 during the war. An exterior shot of the Navy Pacific Fleet headquarters in San Francisco clearly shows early 1950's Fords parked in front of the building.
11. More weaponry: The Searchers (set in late 1860s) John Wayne's character has a Winchester 1892 lever action carbine.
12. "The Great Escape" -- Steve McQueen's motorcycle at the end was a contemporary (i.e. 1960s era) Triumph bike.
13. Spartacus (Kubrick) - a few people are wearing watches.

[Gabriel Girard]

Mindf**k movies

1. Lost Highway