Movie Marathon (Part 3)

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Movies with lots of Cameos

  1. The Muppet movie (1979)
  2. It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
  3. The Magic Christian
  4. The Player (1992)
  5. Sunset Boulevard
  6. Sharknado (all versions)
5943

Movies with lots of Cameos

  1. The Muppet movie (1979)
  2. It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
  3. The Magic Christian
  4. The Player (1992)
  5. Sunset Boulevard
  6. Sharknado (all versions)
  7. The Blues Brothers
5944

Movies with lots of Cameos

  1. The Muppet movie (1979)
  2. It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
  3. The Magic Christian
  4. The Player (1992)
  5. Sunset Boulevard
  6. Sharknado (all versions)
  7. The Blues Brothers
  8. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001)
5945

Movies with lots of Cameos

  1. The Muppet movie (1979)
  2. It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
  3. The Magic Christian
  4. The Player (1992)
  5. Sunset Boulevard
  6. Sharknado (all versions)
  7. The Blues Brothers
  8. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001)
  9. Around The World in 80 Days (1956)

Considered to be the movie that created the concept of ‘cameo’ roles, it included so many ‘walk-on’ parts that the end credits were preceded with a title card reading “WHO WAS SEEN IN WHAT SCENE … AND WHO DID WHAT”

-“BB”-

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Movies with Lots of Cameos

  1. The Muppet Movie (1979)
  2. It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
  3. The Magic Christian
  4. The Player (1992)
  5. Sunset Boulevard
  6. Sharknado (all versions)
  7. The Blues Brothers
  8. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001)
  9. Around The World in 80 Days (1956)
  10. The List of Adrian Messenger (1963)

Pass.

5947

Gary Oldman movies

  1. The Dark Knight
5948

Gary Oldman movies

  1. The Dark Knight
  2. Air Force One
5949

Gary Oldman movies

  1. The Dark Knight
  2. Air Force One
  3. Sid and Nancy
5950

Gary Oldman movies

  1. The Dark Knight
  2. Air Force One
  3. Sid and Nancy
  4. Léon: The Professional
5951

Gary Oldman movies

  1. The Dark Knight
  2. Air Force One
  3. Sid and Nancy
  4. Léon: The Professional
  5. Hannibal

Totally unrecognizable as Mason Verger

5952

Gary Oldman movies

  1. The Dark Knight
  2. Air Force One
  3. Sid and Nancy
  4. Léon: The Professional
  5. Hannibal
  6. JFK
5953

Gary Oldman movies

  1. The Dark Knight
  2. Air Force One
  3. Sid and Nancy
  4. Léon: The Professional
  5. Hannibal
  6. JFK
  7. Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
5954

Gary Oldman movies

  1. The Dark Knight
  2. Air Force One
  3. Sid and Nancy
  4. Léon: The Professional
  5. Hannibal
  6. JFK
  7. Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
  8. Darkest Hour
5955

Gary Oldman movies

  1. The Dark Knight
  2. Air Force One
  3. Sid and Nancy
  4. Léon: The Professional
  5. Hannibal
  6. JFK
  7. Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
  8. Darkest Hour
  9. The Fifth Element
5956

Gary Oldman movies

  1. The Dark Knight
  2. Air Force One
  3. Sid and Nancy
  4. Léon: The Professional
  5. Hannibal
  6. JFK
  7. Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
  8. Darkest Hour
  9. The Fifth Element
  10. The Contender

‘Gimmick’ movies

  1. Earthquake (featured ‘Sensurround’ low frequency sound that caused the theater to shake)
5957

‘Gimmick’ movies

  1. Earthquake (featured ‘Sensurround’ low frequency sound that caused the theater to shake)
  2. Polyester (audience members were given Odorama scratch-and-sniff cards)
5958

‘Gimmick’ movies

  1. Earthquake (featured ‘Sensurround’ low frequency sound that caused the theater to shake)
  2. Polyester (audience members were given Odorama scratch-and-sniff cards)
  3. Clue (released in 1985, there were three different endings, and which ending you saw depended on which print was being shown in the theater you attended)

-“BB”-

5959

‘Gimmick’ movies

  1. Earthquake (featured ‘Sensurround’ low frequency sound that caused the theater to shake)
  2. Polyester (audience members were given Odorama scratch-and-sniff cards)
  3. Clue (released in 1985, there were three different endings, and which ending you saw depended on which print was being shown in the theater you attended)
  4. Comin’ at Ya! (A 3-D movie from 1981, which used the 3-D effect to repeatedly simulate objects appearing to be heading directly at the audience)
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‘Gimmick’ movies

  1. Earthquake (featured ‘Sensurround’ low frequency sound that caused the theater to shake)
  2. Polyester (audience members were given Odorama scratch-and-sniff cards)
  3. Clue (released in 1985, there were three different endings, and which ending you saw depended on which print was being shown in the theater you attended)
  4. Comin’ at Ya! (A 3-D movie from 1981, which used the 3-D effect to repeatedly simulate objects appearing to be heading directly at the audience)
  5. The Tingler, buzzers called “Percepto” were implanted in theater seats and vibrated when “the Tingler” was loose during the movie. Director William Castle also hired people to scream and faint during the movie.
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‘Gimmick’ movies

  1. Earthquake (featured ‘Sensurround’ low frequency sound that caused the theater to shake)
  2. Polyester (audience members were given Odorama scratch-and-sniff cards)
  3. Clue (released in 1985, there were three different endings, and which ending you saw depended on which print was being shown in the theater you attended)
  4. Comin’ at Ya! (A 3-D movie from 1981, which used the 3-D effect to repeatedly simulate objects appearing to be heading directly at the audience)
  5. The Tingler, buzzers called “Percepto” were implanted in theater seats and vibrated when “the Tingler” was loose during the movie. Director William Castle also hired people to scream and faint during the movie.
  6. Psycho - Theatre staff instructed not to admit latecomers so they wouldn’t miss the crucial first few minutes of the movie