Yes, yes, and yes (but she’s not that scary).
Also, NDP 17 is Bonnie and Clyde.
NDP 16 is still up for grabs.
Aha! It just came to me –
Rushmore!
Some more from me (I forget how I was numbering them, so deal with it):
JBATS-A: A man tells another man that he knows his wife is a dyke, to get him angry.
JBATS-B: A group of men are tied up, only being released once they pass a test.
JBATS-C: A man who has impregnated his own daughter, is found stabbed.
Cider House Rules.
Slapshot.
MickNick and Munch … yup, both right.
Jack Batty … you are right!
Time to add some more:
NDP 18 - As it pulls onto a highway, an overloaded pick-up truck almost falls on its side before righting itself.
NDP 19 - A cab almost runs over two men as they cross a street.
I still have one that has been hanging around like old luggage…
- A man saves and then sleeps with his boss’ mother.
The Thing (John Carpenter version)
BATS C= Cider House Rules
oops…already said.
Bingo.
Star Trek IV - The Voyage Home
Sorry, it’s not.
NDP 20 - A woman tells a man he’s dumb but the fact that he is doesn’t bother her.
Try this one.
Lok 1: An authority figure is yelling about everyone conspiring against him, then he throws a rock through a poster.
TThe Shawshank Redemption
NDP writes:
> NDP 19 - A cab almost runs over two men as they cross a street.
This is too vague. It fits a lot of movies. It could be, for instance, the “Hey, I’m walking here. Can’t you see I’m walking here?” scene of Midnight Cowboy.
O.K., here’s a few:
WW1: A man tries to impress a blind date with his musical tastes by playing an Oscar Peterson record as she comes to his apartment, while also leaving out a Bartok album.
WW2: A man calls his guru and says, “I forgot my mantra.”
WW3: A man asks extraterrestrials what he can do to improve the world and they say, “Tell funnier jokes.”
WW4: As a husband and wife arrive at a Thanksgiving dinner, she tells him she’s pregnant.
And what’s the connection between all of these films?
Good guess Wendell Wagner. NDP 19 IS Midnight Cowboy.
WW2 is Annie Hall and the connection is that they are all Woody Allen movies.
A Fish Called Wanda?
No, but I’ll rephrase the clue so another hint is added:
A woman tells a man he’s dumb but the fact that he is doesn’t bother her (in fact, she rather enjoys it).