Jason Wallis
Food movies: The biggest stars, gross outs
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Food movies: The biggest stars, gross outs
“Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle” is the best film about the
pursuit of food.
Jason Wallis
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posted at 4:00 pm on Mon, Aug 1, 2011.
I would like to add my own candidate to the "Best death by food" category. Clive Owen killing a henchman in "Shoot Em Up" by punching a carrot in the guy's mouth through the back of his head.
Terrible movie, great death.
Chris Wallace posted at 10:50 am on Sun, Jul 31, 2011.
Yeah, I should have specified the DVD (unrated) version of American Pie, because I never saw it in the theater.
Jason Wallis posted at 7:35 am on Sun, Jul 31, 2011.
Hey, Chris. Yeah, my better half gave me a right good verbal spanking over my exclusion of the "Rocky Horror" scene (one of her favorite flicks, and though I'm an admirer I've never counted myself among the true "fans"). "American Pie" I definitely should have included, with the caveat that you should watch the unrated cut, which includes a FAR funnier version of that scene vs. the theatrical cut (the "It's not what it looks like" line, in particular, has far greater effect when Biggs is actually ON the table with his pants down.) And "Stand By Me" is on my list of movies I've inexplicably never got around to seeing. It was made in the prime of Reiner's career, though, and people keep urging me...
BTW, caught about half of "My Dinner With Andre" a couple months back. Not my kinda thing, and that one guy (not Wallace Shawn) kinda grated on me after a while. I suppose it's a fine line between profound and pretentious sometimes.
Chris Wallace posted at 5:22 pm on Fri, Jul 29, 2011.
Jason,
I'm surprised you never mentioned the dinner scene from Rocky Horror, where the Meat Loaf was under the table, rather than ON the table.
Another scene involving food was that poor old pie from the 1st American Pie- most un-necessary use of a dessert.
Speaking of pie, lets not forget that memorable scene from Stand By Me, where everyone gets sick.
Honorable mention goes to Star Trek 6- The Undiscovered Country, the film metaphore for the ending of the Cold War where the humans and klingons shared an uncomfortable dinner and their hope and skepticism was, pardon the pun, on the table.
Thank you for not mentioning My Dinner with Andre.