Randy Daytona is a camp counselor by day, ping-pong phenom by night. While prepping his rag-tag charges for a camp competition, he enters a ping-pong tournament to smoke out his father's murderer. Starring Bill Murray and Christopher Walken.
Randy Daytona is a camp counselor by day, ping-pong phenom by night. While prepping his rag-tag charges for a camp competition, he enters a ping-pong tournament to smoke out his father's murderer. Starring Bill Murray and Christopher Walken.
Only a handful a humans are left from a virus caused by mad cow disease that has turned everyone else into flesh eating walking courses, except Bill Murray who plays an architect hired by the pharoah to build a theft proof pyramid to keep his treasure in until he reaches the next life, but his wife, a vixen played by Joan Collins try's to steal it first.
I know the first part, but the stuff about Bill Murray and Joan Collins escapes me, for now.
George
Then I don't think you do know the first part George without Bill Murray. I thought the Joan Collins reference from that part of the clue would give it away.
On 4/22/2014 at 5:47 AM, WordWolf said:
Can we get a little more to work with?
I really shouldn't but OK. [ oh yeah, your right about the corpses WordWolf ] The handful of humans include a gun-toting redneck in search of the last twinkie on earth. The movie is 5 years old.
I've heard of the one with Bill Murray and might have gotten it,
but the one with Joan Collins, I've never even heard of it.
Wow! i thought everyone knew about that one. Not as dramatic or as filled with leading actors as say, a Ben Hur was, but epic like movie in it's own right for the time. No apologies necessary if you hadn't seen it.
On 4/20/2014 at 7:02 PM, Human without the bean said:
Only a handful a humans are left from a virus caused by mad cow disease that has turned everyone else into flesh eating walking corpses, except Bill Murray who plays an architect hired by the pharoah to build a theft proof pyramid to keep his treasure in until he reaches the next life, but his wife, a vixen played by Joan Collins try's to steal it first.
I can't get more descriptive about the plots of either movie than this.
On 4/23/2014 at 3:18 AM, Human without the bean said:
I thought the Joan Collins reference from that part of the clue would give it away.
I still do if anyone's seen it and I think George has. A Pharoah hires an architect (Bill Murray changed his wardrobe for this, and became the architect for the latter part of the clue here) to build a theft-proof pyramid.
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Would it help if I said it was a movie from the mid-50's?
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The handful of humans include a gun-toting redneck in search of the last twinkie on earth. The movie is 5 years old.
A reference for anyone who had seen the first movie in the first part of my clue and could immediately associate this movie from any other walking dead movie. Plus, it is something that I'm encouraged to do more: which is [give more insight about the movie I was describing].
This was fun. I don't feel that this is going any further. The correct response is "Zombieland of the Pharohs".
And George can go, "Oh that's the Joan Collins movie".
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The description was of "Over the Top" completely until the part about cooking.
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At least, it couldn't have been worse. An exciting movie abou an
arm-wrestling competition, really?
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Randy Daytona is a camp counselor by day, ping-pong phenom by night. While prepping his rag-tag charges for a camp competition, he enters a ping-pong tournament to smoke out his father's murderer. Starring Bill Murray and Christopher Walken.
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bump
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I'm a little unsure about one title.
Is it "Meatballs of Fire"?
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Change two letters in the last word, and you have it.
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"Meatballs of Flame"?
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Let's play Wheel of Fortune:
"Meatballs of F _ R _"
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Meatballs of Fury
Ugh Oh. [ I think I'm up.]
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Yes. You are. :)
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Only a handful a humans are left from a virus caused by mad cow disease that has turned everyone else into flesh eating walking courses, except Bill Murray who plays an architect hired by the pharoah to build a theft proof pyramid to keep his treasure in until he reaches the next life, but his wife, a vixen played by Joan Collins try's to steal it first.
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Is this a triple?
Are both (all 3) movies?
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I know the first part, but the stuff about Bill Murray and Joan Collins escapes me, for now.
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It's just 2 WW. Both are movies. And I'm surprised that it's not the other half that you've got George. Joan Collins playing a vixen.
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That's pretty much every film (and TV show) she's been in.
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It's like saying Joan Collins is in it.
BTW, I think auto-correct turned "walking corpses" into "walking COURSES."
(A corpse is the body of a dead person, aka a cadaver.)
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Can we get a little more to work with?
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Then I don't think you do know the first part George without Bill Murray. I thought the Joan Collins reference from that part of the clue would give it away.
I really shouldn't but OK. [ oh yeah, your right about the corpses WordWolf ] The handful of humans include a gun-toting redneck in search of the last twinkie on earth. The movie is 5 years old.
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I thought that the first part was "I Am Legend," but not if it has Bill Murray in it.
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That's what I thought George. Nope.
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*looks*
I've heard of the one with Bill Murray and might have gotten it,
but the one with Joan Collins, I've never even heard of it.
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I got nuthin'.
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Wow! i thought everyone knew about that one. Not as dramatic or as filled with leading actors as say, a Ben Hur was, but epic like movie in it's own right for the time. No apologies necessary if you hadn't seen it.
I can't get more descriptive about the plots of either movie than this.
I still do if anyone's seen it and I think George has. A Pharoah hires an architect (Bill Murray changed his wardrobe for this, and became the architect for the latter part of the clue here) to build a theft-proof pyramid.
A reference for anyone who had seen the first movie in the first part of my clue and could immediately associate this movie from any other walking dead movie. Plus, it is something that I'm encouraged to do more: which is [give more insight about the movie I was describing].
This was fun. I don't feel that this is going any further. The correct response is "Zombieland of the Pharohs".
And George can go, "Oh that's the Joan Collins movie".
Someone else take the next turn.
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Not being very original,
Superman actor George Reeves has an adventure like Gulliver's in Brobdingnag. TV movie starring Ben Affleck.
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