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    Tribbles are My Business - Philip Marlowe is called on to deal with some small furry aliens.

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    Raging Brûlée - Martha Stewart pitches a hissy fit when her custard curdles. This kind of rage helped make her a superstar, but in real life, she winds up in the kitchen alone.

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    77 Moebius Strip: "The street that wears a fancy label/ Glorified in song and fable/ The most exciting people pass you by... and by... and by... and by..."

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    Scarrie: It's what everything gets when you make this teenaged girl from Maine angry! Starring Pied Piper, Vinnie Barbarino...and introducing Loretta Lynn as Scarrie.
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    Valley of the Dulls - Story of three women at the beginning of their show business careers. They get off track when they become addicted to C-Span and watching paint dry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buttercup View Post
    Scarrie: It's what everything gets when you make this teenaged girl from Maine angry! Starring Pied Piper, Vinnie Barbarino...and introducing Loretta Lynn as Scarrie.
    Pristine - Story of a demonic, immaculate car with the power to give it's owner OCD. Angelina Jolie stars as the hood ornament

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    Tommy Gun: Sequel to The Who rock opera, very popular with the NRA.

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    Spinal Tapped : The legendary power rock group revisits revisited experiences from the golden age of groupies and glam. Spoiler - Director's cut includes scene containing actual footage of a bizarre gardening accident.

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    I Love You Alice B. Cooper! The interesting tale of a horror-goth rocker who renounces that scene, does a 180 to wildly embrace the hippie lifestyle, moves in with a boring guy named Harold, mixes up marijuana & milk brownies, nearly drowns in the daisy-strewn bathtub after an acid trip gone wrong...returns to horror-goth scene.
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    "Alice in My Hometown": Predictable, but popular ageing horror-goth rocker, Alice, (played by A. Cooper) successfully replaces his addiction to drugs and alcohol with the game of golf. In a somewhat unconvincing subplot, Alice, having moved back to his hometown of Phoenix Arizona, meets strikingly handsome and talented local wedding singer (former real estate agent/attorney) while out on the links - who introduces himself only as "uncommonsense". The directors then try to convince the audience the two live just down the road from each other. The plot is resolved via a slow expose of the unsuspected development of quantum entanglement of rivalry and comradery localized at a rate of about 18 holes every few months. Spoiler - uncommonsense posts the final score on an internet physics forum -this causes Alice to................................................ ............

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    S'mores Like It Hot: Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis disguise themselves as Girl Scouts to go camping.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike alexander View Post
    S'mores Like It Hot: Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis disguise themselves as Girl Scouts to go camping.
    ROFL!!! I'd love to see that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by uncommonsense View Post
    "Alice in My Hometown": Predictable, but popular ageing horror-goth rocker, Alice, (played by A. Cooper) successfully replaces his addiction to drugs and alcohol with the game of golf. In a somewhat unconvincing subplot, Alice, having moved back to his hometown of Phoenix Arizona, meets strikingly handsome and talented local wedding singer (former real estate agent/attorney) while out on the links - who introduces himself only as "uncommonsense". The directors then try to convince the audience the two live just down the road from each other. The plot is resolved via a slow expose of the unsuspected development of quantum entanglement of rivalry and comradery localized at a rate of about 18 holes every few months. Spoiler - uncommonsense posts the final score on an internet physics forum -this causes Alice to................................................ ............
    Guest appearance by Bon Scott?

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    Toroid, Toroid, Toroid. Surprise attack by tea-drinkers on aCoffee Franchise from New England.
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    The Taming of the Shoe - the old woman of nursery rhyme lore gets help to settle down the kids from the SuperNanny.

    The Taming of the Slew - Kate Gosselin gets help to settle down 8 kids.........

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    Cities in Vain: way too deep for any comment. Just go see it.

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    The White Stuff: Epic story of snow plow drivers trying to dig out Virginia.
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    The Right Stuff: The epic story of the creation of the Build-A-Bear teddy bear chain of stores.
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    The Right Stiff: antics ensue as the cast of Friends reunites as the staff in a small town mortuary.
    So many bugs, so little time.

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    The White Stiff: white men can't jump, and we can't dance, either.
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    The Wright Stuff: The epic story of two bicycle makers from Ohio.

    The Un-Write Stuff: The epic story of the invention of typewriter correction fluid.
    At night the stars put on a show for free (Carole King)

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    The Right Stuffing: Al Shepherd stars in a recreation of those amazing Thanksgiving dinners of the 60's.

    "Grandma... why don't you just fix your little problem and roast this bird!"

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    Chewie: Elwood P. Dowd is a pleasant and delightfully eccentric bachelor living in Mos Eisley, who instantly exchanges his friendship with an invisible 6 foot 3 inch white rabbit (named Harvey) for a Wookiee, when it and a hot-shot starship smuggler named Han Solo walk into the Cantina one day. Solo is not amused at the suggestion an invisible giant rabbit now be his co-pilot; blaster fire ensues.
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    U.S. Marshal McLuhan: The MAC 10 is the Massage.

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    10 Things I Hate About μ: Troubled by the greek alphabet, Kat Stratford (Julia Stiles) develops a particular dislike for λ, κ, ι, θ (played by Catherine Theta Jones), η, ν, ξ, ο, π and ρ.

    Sadly the movie never escaped the stigma of being labelled a chick flick.

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    The Thyme Machine: Eloks and Morloi join forces and start a chain of fast food restaurants.
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    Tootsie Roll: Dustin Hoffman as an actor with a bad reputation who's desperate for a lead part in a popular daytime soap opera. He goes "overweight drag queen"...and is promptly beat out for the role by the plumper Mrs. Doubtfire. :-p
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    Speed 2: Tom Cruise Control: Sandra Bullock desperately tries to bring Tom Cruise under control. Also released under the title Mission: Impossible.

    The Great Santorini: Robert Duval stars as a Mediterranean island trying not to blow its top.

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    Dr. Whooo: The Time Lord moves to Oregon to help save the rare spotted owl from The Dalleks (Inhabitants of The Dalles).


    OK, that one won't make a lot of sense outside the Pacific Northwest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike alexander View Post
    Dr. Whooo: The Time Lord moves to Oregon to help save the rare spotted owl from The Dalleks (Inhabitants of The Dalles).

    OK, that one won't make a lot of sense outside the Pacific Northwest.
    Gave me a laugh. [Spotted owl tastes like chicken, did you know? :-p Whoops!]

    The Turtle Diary: A very boring film about a drab couple who unconsciously seek each other's love, yet remain in seeming ho-hum denial of that over cups of tepid tea in a dismal London cafe. A hot date to them is watching turtles at the local aquarium (though they continue pretending not to be dating). Starring Ben Kingsley...hey, this film WAS made.
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