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jdbailey1206:
And now a reading from the book of Le Chuck.

"Doi."

Amen.

Mr. Peabody:
@Yots: I remember that line, but don't recall it recently. What scene?

@Howard: I haven't seen much of Beetlejuice. I wasn't interested back then, and it hasn't been available in recent years when I've looked.

--- Quote from: Vigo on June 21, 2019, 08:09:42 pm ---Where are Teri Garr's legs in that poster?

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Aethetically absent. Her image was super-imposed, as the kids' may have been.

--- Quote from: nitrogen_widget on June 23, 2019, 09:37:26 pm ---“220, 221, whatever it takes,”

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It's funny - but it's ridiculous. He's an engineer. I'm sure he knows what's in the wall and at the box.

Following that in the 'soap opera death scene', Ron asks whether it was a .38. She used a Colt .45 .

yotsuya:
Heh - I mixed up my Keaton movies. I’m thinking Gung Ho, not Mister Mom.

For completists, in Gung Ho, Keaton is talking to the Japanese who are now running the US auto plant, and they ask him a question. He sarcastically answers “Is a frog’s ass watertight?” The Japanese engineers confer, and the the translator replies back with “Yes, we believe it is”.

Howard_Casto:
Keaton's performances, particularly his early work, is all so off-putting that you can really use any line from any film interchangeably and it works. Not that it's a bad thing mind you.

danny_galaga:

--- Quote from: yotsuya on June 24, 2019, 09:16:34 pm ---Heh - I mixed up my Keaton movies. I’m thinking Gung Ho, not Mister Mom.

For completists, in Gung Ho, Keaton is talking to the Japanese who are now running the US auto plant, and they ask him a question. He sarcastically answers “Is a frog’s ass watertight?” The Japanese engineers confer, and the the translator replies back with “Yes, we believe it is”.

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Ha, I think it was called Working Class Man in Australia for some reason...

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