Movie Marathon (Part 3)

[Cardigan]

Action Comedies

1. Lethal Weapon
2. The Blues Brothers
3. Hot Fuzz
4. Spy (2015)
5. Get Smart
6. Rush Hour
7. True Lies
8. The Kingsman
9. Our Man Flint
10. Shanghai Noon

Movies produced by United Artists

1. Red Dawn

[knoodler]

Movies produced by United Artists

1. Red Dawn
2. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

[Prof.Pepperwinkle]

Movies produced by United Artists

1. Red Dawn
2. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
3. Rain Man

[Mike_H]

Movies produced by United Artists

1. Red Dawn
2. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
3. Rain Main
4. Modern Times

Charlie Chaplin was one of the original “United Artists” that founded UA.

[dirtball]

Movies produced by United Artists

1. Red Dawn
2. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
3. Rain Main
4. Modern Times
5. Rocky

[Intergalactic_Gladiator]

Movies produced by United Artists

1. Red Dawn
2. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
3. Rain Main
4. Modern Times
5. Rocky
6. Raging Bull

[Buck_Godot]

Movies produced by United Artists

1. Red Dawn
2. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
3. Rain Main
4. Modern Times
5. Rocky
6. Raging Bull
7. Dr. No

[kenobi_65]

Movies produced by United Artists

1. Red Dawn
2. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
3. Rain Main
4. Modern Times
5. Rocky
6. Raging Bull
7. Dr. No
8. WarGames

[Skunkdog]

Movies produced by United Artists

1. Red Dawn
2. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
3. Rain Main
4. Modern Times
5. Rocky
6. Raging Bull
7. Dr. No
8. WarGames
9. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way To the Forum

[Elendil_s_Heir]

Movies produced by United Artists

1. Red Dawn
2. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
3. Rain Main
4. Modern Times
5. Rocky
6. Raging Bull
7. Dr. No
8. WarGames
9. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way To the Forum
10. His Majesty, The American

The studio’s first, in 1919.

Pass.

[knoodler]

Movie titles that have little or nothing to do with the plot

1. A Fish Called Wanda - Wanda is a pet fish owned by Ken (Michael Palin), is eaten by Otto, but otherwise has noting to do with the robbery and double-crossing by the others.

[Elendil_s_Heir]

Movie titles that have little or nothing to do with the plot

1. A Fish Called Wanda - Wanda is a pet fish owned by Ken (Michael Palin), is eaten by Otto, but otherwise has noting to do with the robbery and double-crossing by the others.
2. Chinatown - It’s the street setting of the final scene, but it has very little else to do with the movie, as I recall

[Spoons]

Movie titles that have little or nothing to do with the plot

1. A Fish Called Wanda - Wanda is a pet fish owned by Ken (Michael Palin), is eaten by Otto, but otherwise has noting to do with the robbery and double-crossing by the others.
2. Chinatown - It’s the street setting of the final scene, but it has very little else to do with the movie, as I recall
3. The Sterile Cuckoo - Nobody is sterile, nor a bird, much less a cuckoo. It’s two college students who fall in love. Definitely not a rom-com; it’s a drama.

[knoodler]

Movie titles that have little or nothing to do with the plot

1. A Fish Called Wanda - Wanda is a pet fish owned by Ken (Michael Palin), is eaten by Otto, but otherwise has noting to do with the robbery and double-crossing by the others.
2. Chinatown - It’s the street setting of the final scene, but it has very little else to do with the movie, as I recall
3. The Sterile Cuckoo - Nobody is sterile, nor a bird, much less a cuckoo. It’s two college students who fall in love. Definitely not a rom-com; it’s a drama.
4. Save the Tiger - Jack Lemmon stars as a financially strapped businessman who is in the midst of a midlife crisis, with a failing factory he wants to burn down to collect the insurance. The title comes from a petition he signed.

[Skunkdog]

Movie titles that have little or nothing to do with the plot

1. A Fish Called Wanda - Wanda is a pet fish owned by Ken (Michael Palin), is eaten by Otto, but otherwise has noting to do with the robbery and double-crossing by the others.
2. Chinatown - It’s the street setting of the final scene, but it has very little else to do with the movie, as I recall
3. The Sterile Cuckoo - Nobody is sterile, nor a bird, much less a cuckoo. It’s two college students who fall in love. Definitely not a rom-com; it’s a drama.
4. Save the Tiger - Jack Lemmon stars as a financially strapped businessman who is in the midst of a midlife crisis, with a failing factory he wants to burn down to collect the insurance. The title comes from a petition he signed.
5. Romeo Is Bleeding - No character named Romeo in the film. Title actually taken from a Tom Waits song which also has nothing to do with the movie.

[dirtball]

Movie titles that have little or nothing to do with the plot

1. A Fish Called Wanda - Wanda is a pet fish owned by Ken (Michael Palin), is eaten by Otto, but otherwise has noting to do with the robbery and double-crossing by the others.
2. Chinatown - It’s the street setting of the final scene, but it has very little else to do with the movie, as I recall
3. The Sterile Cuckoo - Nobody is sterile, nor a bird, much less a cuckoo. It’s two college students who fall in love. Definitely not a rom-com; it’s a drama.
4. Save the Tiger - Jack Lemmon stars as a financially strapped businessman who is in the midst of a midlife crisis, with a failing factory he wants to burn down to collect the insurance. The title comes from a petition he signed.
5. 8 1/2 - The title is taken from Fellini’s count of the number of films he had directed. Possibly, in a certain way, consistent with the theme of a director who has nothing to say, but still, it gives no information.

[Prof.Pepperwinkle]

Movie titles that have little or nothing to do with the plot

1. A Fish Called Wanda - Wanda is a pet fish owned by Ken (Michael Palin), is eaten by Otto, but otherwise has noting to do with the robbery and double-crossing by the others.
2. Chinatown - It’s the street setting of the final scene, but it has very little else to do with the movie, as I recall
3. The Sterile Cuckoo - Nobody is sterile, nor a bird, much less a cuckoo. It’s two college students who fall in love. Definitely not a rom-com; it’s a drama.
4. Save the Tiger - Jack Lemmon stars as a financially strapped businessman who is in the midst of a midlife crisis, with a failing factory he wants to burn down to collect the insurance. The title comes from a petition he signed.
5. 8 1/2 - The title is taken from Fellini’s count of the number of films he had directed. Possibly, in a certain way, consistent with the theme of a director who has nothing to say, but still, it gives no information.
6. Serial - Martin Mull stars in a midlife crisis comedy set among New Age crazies in southern California. No idea where how the title applies, but it really hurt the box office.

[Intergalactic_Gladiator]

Movie titles that have little or nothing to do with the plot

1. A Fish Called Wanda - Wanda is a pet fish owned by Ken (Michael Palin), is eaten by Otto, but otherwise has noting to do with the robbery and double-crossing by the others.
2. Chinatown - It’s the street setting of the final scene, but it has very little else to do with the movie, as I recall
3. The Sterile Cuckoo - Nobody is sterile, nor a bird, much less a cuckoo. It’s two college students who fall in love. Definitely not a rom-com; it’s a drama.
4. Save the Tiger - Jack Lemmon stars as a financially strapped businessman who is in the midst of a midlife crisis, with a failing factory he wants to burn down to collect the insurance. The title comes from a petition he signed.
5. 8 1/2 - The title is taken from Fellini’s count of the number of films he had directed. Possibly, in a certain way, consistent with the theme of a director who has nothing to say, but still, it gives no information.
6. Serial - Martin Mull stars in a midlife crisis comedy set among New Age crazies in southern California. No idea where how the title applies, but it really hurt the box office.
7. Troll 2 - Originally produced with the title Goblins, it was marketed as a sequel to Troll but is unrelated to that movie and doesn’t actually have trolls in the movie.

[knoodler]

Movie titles that have little or nothing to do with the plot

1. A Fish Called Wanda - Wanda is a pet fish owned by Ken (Michael Palin), is eaten by Otto, but otherwise has noting to do with the robbery and double-crossing by the others.
2. Chinatown - It’s the street setting of the final scene, but it has very little else to do with the movie, as I recall
3. The Sterile Cuckoo - Nobody is sterile, nor a bird, much less a cuckoo. It’s two college students who fall in love. Definitely not a rom-com; it’s a drama.
4. Save the Tiger - Jack Lemmon stars as a financially strapped businessman who is in the midst of a midlife crisis, with a failing factory he wants to burn down to collect the insurance. The title comes from a petition he signed.
5. Romeo Is Bleeding - No character named Romeo in the film. Title actually taken from a Tom Waits song which also has nothing to do with the movie.
6. 8 1/2 - The title is taken from Fellini’s count of the number of films he had directed. Possibly, in a certain way, consistent with the theme of a director who has nothing to say, but still, it gives no information.
7. Serial - Martin Mull stars in a midlife crisis comedy set among New Age crazies in southern California. No idea where how the title applies, but it really hurt the box office.
8. Troll 2 - Originally produced with the title Goblins, it was marketed as a sequel to Troll but is unrelated to that movie and doesn’t actually have trolls in the movie.

housekeeping

[Cardigan]

Movie titles that have little or nothing to do with the plot

1. A Fish Called Wanda - Wanda is a pet fish owned by Ken (Michael Palin), is eaten by Otto, but otherwise has noting to do with the robbery and double-crossing by the others.
2. Chinatown - It’s the street setting of the final scene, but it has very little else to do with the movie, as I recall
3. The Sterile Cuckoo - Nobody is sterile, nor a bird, much less a cuckoo. It’s two college students who fall in love. Definitely not a rom-com; it’s a drama.
4. Save the Tiger - Jack Lemmon stars as a financially strapped businessman who is in the midst of a midlife crisis, with a failing factory he wants to burn down to collect the insurance. The title comes from a petition he signed.
5. Romeo Is Bleeding - No character named Romeo in the film. Title actually taken from a Tom Waits song which also has nothing to do with the movie.
6. 8 1/2 - The title is taken from Fellini’s count of the number of films he had directed. Possibly, in a certain way, consistent with the theme of a director who has nothing to say, but still, it gives no information.
7. Serial - Martin Mull stars in a midlife crisis comedy set among New Age crazies in southern California. No idea where how the title applies, but it really hurt the box office.
8. Troll 2 - Originally produced with the title Goblins, it was marketed as a sequel to Troll but is unrelated to that movie and doesn’t actually have trolls in the movie.
9. American Graffiti - Sure, it takes place in America but the role graffiti plays in the plot is far less clear