Stuff you never got
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Stuff you never got
Here it is, the thread where you can ask the questions you never got answered regarding movies - stuff that's obvious, but you just don't get!
For example, WHY does John McC tie that monotor to the C4 in Die hard?
For example, WHY does John McC tie that monotor to the C4 in Die hard?
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Originally posted by Robert
Regarding The Passion of the Christ:
Why do Mary and Magdalene get down on their knees and soak up the blood on the ground where Jesus was whipped?
Regarding The Passion of the Christ:
Why do Mary and Magdalene get down on their knees and soak up the blood on the ground where Jesus was whipped?
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Originally posted by Robert
Regarding The Passion of the Christ:
Why do Mary and Magdalene get down on their knees and soak up the blood on the ground where Jesus was whipped?
Regarding The Passion of the Christ:
Why do Mary and Magdalene get down on their knees and soak up the blood on the ground where Jesus was whipped?
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Originally posted by Robert
Regarding The Passion of the Christ:
Why do Mary and Magdalene get down on their knees and soak up the blood on the ground where Jesus was whipped?
Regarding The Passion of the Christ:
Why do Mary and Magdalene get down on their knees and soak up the blood on the ground where Jesus was whipped?
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Originally posted by Robert
Regarding The Passion of the Christ:
Why do Mary and Magdalene get down on their knees and soak up the blood on the ground where Jesus was whipped?
Regarding The Passion of the Christ:
Why do Mary and Magdalene get down on their knees and soak up the blood on the ground where Jesus was whipped?
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Originally posted by Mr. Salty
Because according to Jewish law, the blood of a person is considered as holy as his life and deserves proper burial. That's also why embalming is not performed on the bodies of Orthodox Jews.
Because according to Jewish law, the blood of a person is considered as holy as his life and deserves proper burial. That's also why embalming is not performed on the bodies of Orthodox Jews.
...isn't it also why after terror bombings in Israel they attempt to collect as much of the victim's tissue as possible?
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Re: Stuff you never got
Originally posted by Parcher
Here it is, the thread where you can ask the questions you never got answered regarding movies - stuff that's obvious, but you just don't get!
For example, WHY does John McC tie that monotor to the C4 in Die hard?
Here it is, the thread where you can ask the questions you never got answered regarding movies - stuff that's obvious, but you just don't get!
For example, WHY does John McC tie that monotor to the C4 in Die hard?
Computer monitors have oodles of capacitors and batteries - dropping one down an electrical shaft will certainly cause some kind of electrical blowout.
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Originally posted by BigPete
Dry humor.
Dry humor.
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I like dry humor but I just didn't get that movie. A friend of mine worships it and she made me watch it with her. She was laughing her ass off and I don't think I laughed once. To each his own.
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Dry Humor is like dry Humping. It's fun every once in a while but you wouldn't want to do it all the time.
Plus there's a fine line between Dry Humor and dud joke.
Plus there's a fine line between Dry Humor and dud joke.
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Originally posted by Dubya
I like dry humor but I just didn't get that movie. A friend of mine worships it and she made me watch it with her. She was laughing her ass off and I don't think I laughed once. To each his own.
I like dry humor but I just didn't get that movie. A friend of mine worships it and she made me watch it with her. She was laughing her ass off and I don't think I laughed once. To each his own.
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Originally posted by Dubya
I like dry humor but I just didn't get that movie. A friend of mine worships it and she made me watch it with her. She was laughing her ass off and I don't think I laughed once. To each his own.
I like dry humor but I just didn't get that movie. A friend of mine worships it and she made me watch it with her. She was laughing her ass off and I don't think I laughed once. To each his own.
"It's uh, it's down there somewhere.
Lemme take another look."
you might as well turn the movie off right there, and go bowling.
Scrap that. If you didn't think it was funny when Jeff Bridges wrote out the cheque for 69 cents, then you should stop watching movies altogether.
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Originally posted by Goldberg74
The movie Go... never quite understood why that film was made.
The movie Go... never quite understood why that film was made.
And I disagree with the assessment of The Big Lebowski as "dry comedy." While it did have dry comedy in it, it was mostly pretty straight forward. Now, Fargo...that's dry comedy.