First movie just as the Goblin shows up, second during the craziness of the Spiderman day events, third movie as Gwen Stacey is hanging on for dear life (he's on the street).

In the first xmen movie I believe he was at Grand Central, I don't remember the other two movies. In the Hulk he was a security guard with Lou Forigno.

Right Waycos.

In the third X-men movie, he was the guy watering the garden when young Jean used her powers, lifting up cars in the street.
For the record, he was Mr, Fantastics mailman (can't remember his name)
and in F4 2, he was trying to get into the wedding.

"But I'm Stan Lee!"

Go Waycos.

Where does "Cloverfield" get it's name from?

In which context? From the movie or from JJ Abrams?

In the movie, its where Central Park "used to be" and clovers are known to grow in areas of post bombing. I think thats the explanation given.

Sorry, I mean the movie itself. And the monster but not in relation to the plot of the movie itself.

Ah... then its the name of a street outside of Bad Robot offices.

Correct!

I still actually haven't seen the movie. I will at some point, I just don't feel any rush to.

In "Spaceballs" what does the bumper sticker say on the back of Lonestar's ship?

(Cloverfield is a good movie, not great, but good.)

I thought it said something about "Uranus"

"I Love Uranus" - correct.

Who is the only actor to be killed by an alien, terminator and predator?

That'd be Bill Paxton, if I'm not mistaken. If I remember correctly, Lance Henriksen's met 'em all, but the Terminator didn't kill him.

Correct

Sweet.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit star Mariska Hargitay is the daughter of what legendary sex-symbol icon?

Jayne Mansfield
(she's kind of liike a Marilyn Monroe wannabe but still sexy)

Marilyn Monroe wannabe?! Hardly. Saying that Jayne Mansfield was a Marilyn Monroe wannabe is like saying that Heather Locklear was a Christie Brinkley wannabe, or that Jessica Simpson's a Jessica Alba wannabe.

You're totally correct about Mariska being her daughter though.

In the movie "Scent of a Woman" what was Al Pacino's character's name (including his military status)?

Lieutenant Colonel Frank Slade. Retired. Hooah.

Director John Landis was tried and found not guilty of involuntary manslaughter for his involvement in the accidental death of what actor?

Just a guess: Brandon Lee?

Nope, this death happened in the 80's.

Bruce Lee?

Nope, it wasn't a martial arts flick. The footage of the accident was actually used in the movie, too. (And no, it wasn't Top Gun.)

Clue time: The actor in question was probably best known for his starring role in the '60s WWII drama "Combat!" He played lots of cops and soldiers over the course of his career.

Vic Morrow, father of Jennifer Jason Leigh. It was on the set of the Twilgiht Zone movie and I think some kids got hurt too, I believe.

Yup. Morrow and the two young children his character was supposed to be rescuing were killed when a helicopter crashed on top of them. Well done Cujo (and I didn't even know that Morrow was JJL's dad)!

I just read up on that.. wow I had never heard that before but that is just crazy.

Damn... forgot about this... how about an easy one to make up for it?

Who played "Merlin" in TopGun?

Sam Neil?

*whispers quietly* Shit, wrong movie...

Tim Robbins?

Yep, you are up!

What was director Christopher Nolan's first feature length (well semi...) film?

hmm... not even a single guess...

I'm not exactly sure how to follow up with a clue to this one.

Well, I guess I can, it's one word; the main part of which (main body of the word) I wrote in the previous sentence.

If no one gets it by tomorrow I'll put a new one up.

Direct?

nope, I meant the previous sentence in that post. Basically the name of the movie is there, you just need to add three letters. It appears no one is going to get it though, maybe I should just put a new one up

Are you sure that your answer is correct? I'm not so sure it is...

pretty sure it is, considering his only previous directorial credit has a run time of 3 min, nowhere near feature length

uhhh is it clueless?

EDIT: if it is i pass it up for grabs, although im pretty sure im wrong

EDIT2: second guess woulda been guessing?

The first movie I remember him doing was Momento. And I don't see that in the sentence.

First full movie he did was called "Following". I said semi feature length since it's run time is around 70 min. It was done in 1998. Kind of an obscure movie I know, but I did buy it at a pharmacy so I didn't think it was that obscure (it was released on video after Memento and Insomnia were such successes). Apparently, since everyone in the movie had full time jobs principle photography could only be done for around 15 min on the weekends. If you like Christopher Nolan, I suggest seeing it, it's an interesting movie. First directing credit was Doodlebug with a run time of 3 min. You can see that on YouTube.

New one should be easy: In Across the Universe, what song is Max's name derived from?

alright I quit... it's up for grabs

answer was Maxwell's Silver Hammer from the Abbey Road album

okie dokie..

"Based On One Hell Of A True Story" is the tag line for what Anthony Hopkins movie?

One hell of a good movie....


The World's Fastest Indian.

Yep, just saw it. Great movie. You're up.

In what movie did they have tamers for the exotic animals but the young star of the movie was attacked by a pig?

Babe?

Nope.

Willow?

Nope.

Hint: The exotic animals in the movie are lions and a giraffe. There are also chickens and dogs.

Secondhand Lions?