Cineplexity, Game 1! Everyone welcome!

[kronovan]

I'll go with Hitchcock's classic; Psycho. Although the most memorable moment in the film is Marion Krane's (Janet Leigh) horrific murder in the shower, much of the film actually involves detective Aborgast tracking her down...and she's most definitely missing.

[Pyperkub]

The Silence of the Lambs - the senator's daughter is kidnapped and both Hannibal Lecter and Buffalo Bill have mental disorders

[th'FOOL]

SEVEN

[Purge]

I'd have to go with Mulholland Drive ... plus it has amazing tits in it.

[hentzau]

How's about The Dark Knight?

The Joker's a nutcase, I don't think that Bruce Wayne is any too stable, and (since the movie is still in the theaters)

Spoiler for Hiden:

you have the kidnapping of both Harvey Dent and Rachel Dawes, and then the spiral into crazyness that makes Harvey Dent into Two Face.

[Moliere]

A lot of good choices, but when it comes to kidnappings and people with mental disorders I'm going to have to go with Se7en.

I've been trying to figure something in my head, and maybe you can help me out, yeah? When a person is insane, as you clearly are, do you know that you're insane? Maybe you're just sitting around, reading "Guns and Ammo", masturbating in your own feces, do you just stop and go, "Wow! It is amazing how fucking crazy I really am!"? Yeah. Do you guys do that?

[hentzau]

Score:

Hentzau - 8
Wonderpug - 7
Unagi - 7
Eduardo X - 6
CrayolaSmoker - 4
Kronovan - 4
PeteRock - 3
Pyperkub - 3
Purge - 2
Yellowking - 2
th'FOOL - 2
TGB1.1 - 1
Remus West2 - 1
Austin - 1
Moliere - 1

Round 51:

Scenes:  A Kidnapping or Missing Persons
and
Scenes:  Dogfight or Catfight

Judge:  th'FOOL

[Purge]

Unleashed

[Moliere]

th'FOOL - 1

Shouldn't this be 2?

Scary Movie 3 has a great cat fight. 
I think some people go missing too.

[CrayolaSmoker]

Undercover Brother - Bookending the the hilarious catfight between Sistah Girl (Aunjanue Ellis) and White She Devil (Denise Richards) that turns into a "two girls caressing each other in the shower" scene before Sistah Girl delivers the knock-out punch are the kidnappings of both Billy Dee Williams and James Brown.

[th'FOOL]

Score:

Hentzau - 8
Wonderpug - 7
Unagi - 7
Eduardo X - 6
CrayolaSmoker - 4
Kronovan - 4
PeteRock - 3
Pyperkub - 3
Purge - 2
Yellowking - 2
th'FOOL - 1
TGB1.1 - 1
Remus West2 - 1
Austin - 1
Moliere - 1

Round 51:

Scenes:  A Kidnapping or Missing Persons
and
Scenes:  Dogfight or Catfight

Judge:  th'FOOL

Hey!  This  is my 2nd win!

[kronovan]

I'll have to go with the Disney classic 101 Dalmatians again. The plot of the entire movie revolves around the kidnapping of ...well...101 dalmatian puppies. And talk about dog and cat fights; the whole lead up to the films climax involves a posse of our fine haired & furry friends defeating the evil forces of Cruella De Vil!

[Isgrimnur]

Iron Eagle

Doug Masters engages in dogfights on the way to rescuing his (initially) MIA father.

[hentzau]

Well, since I tried to short th'FOOL a point, there's no way I will win this one, but I'll give it a shot.

Star Wars: A New Hope

Princess Leia is kidnapped, the droids are kidnapped (droidnapped?) and dogfights aplenty in the battle over Yavin IV.

[th'FOOL]

Well, since I tried to short th'FOOL a point, there's no way I will win this one, but I'll give it a shot.

Star Wars: A New Hope

Princess Leia is kidnapped, the droids are kidnapped (droidnapped?) and dogfights aplenty in the battle over Yavin IV.

You had me at Star Wars.....


We have a winnah, folks!

[hentzau]

Score:

Hentzau - 9
Wonderpug - 7
Unagi - 7
Eduardo X - 6
CrayolaSmoker - 4
Kronovan - 4
PeteRock - 3
Pyperkub - 3
Purge - 2
Yellowking - 2
th'FOOL - 2
TGB1.1 - 1
Remus West2 - 1
Austin - 1
Moliere - 1

Round 52:

Scenes:  Dogfight or Catfight
and
Characters:  Lifeguard or Prison Guard or Security Guard

Judge:  Hentzau

[Purge]

I wanna say Michael Vick's new made-for-TV special ... but I'm not going to (re)write a movie plot to get a favorite movie to fit the scenario.

Batman Forever. Catwoman fighting ANYONE is a CatFight. There are tons of prison/Arkham guards.

Whee.

[kronovan]

Star Wars II: Attack of the Clones. Perhaps one of the most memorable dogfights of all time involving Obi-Wan Kenobi and Jango Fett in the asteroid belt near Geonosia. Not only does it give us our 1st ever glimpse of the too cool Jedi Starfighter in action, but it also debuts the dreaded Mandalorian seismic mine! Not too much later in the movie Anakin and Padme, in an attempt to rescue master and friend, face off against a gauntlet of Geonosian drone security guards in the halls and factory of that bug infested planet. Not to mention that one of the greatest sequence of action scenes in any Star Wars movie occurs earlier when Obi-Wan and Anakin, acting as security guards for Padme, must save the senator from a deadly assasination attempt.

[Pyperkub]

Reform School Girls

[th'FOOL]

Caged Heat

[CrayolaSmoker]

I wanna say Michael Vick's new made-for-TV special ... but I'm not going to (re)write a movie plot to get a favorite movie to fit the scenario.

Batman Forever. Catwoman fighting ANYONE is a CatFight. There are tons of prison/Arkham guards.

Whee.

Wrong title. Automatic disqualification. 

[hentzau]

Point to th'FOOL.  First movie I thought of.

Score:

Hentzau - 9
Wonderpug - 7
Unagi - 7
Eduardo X - 6
CrayolaSmoker - 4
Kronovan - 4
PeteRock - 3
Pyperkub - 3
th'FOOL - 3
Purge - 2
Yellowking - 2
TGB1.1 - 1
Remus West2 - 1
Austin - 1
Moliere - 1

Round 53:


Characters:  Lifeguard or Prison Guard or Security Guard
and
Scenes:  Fistfight or Arm Wrestling

Judge:  th'FOOL

[Moliere]

Undisputed

Ving Rhames as James 'Iceman' Chambers. Prison boxing movies 

[Purge]

Animal Factory   and excellent B movie.

[th'FOOL]

I'm gonna need more to choose from here, folks....

[kronovan]

Over the Top. Surely with the amount of arm wrestling that occurs in that film, a prison guard, secuirty guard or life guard has to be amongst one of Stallone's victims. 

[hentzau]

Superman II.  Ursa arm wrestles the guy in the bar, Clark gets into a fistfight with the guy in the diner, and there were prison guards when Luthor breaks out of prison.  Oh yeah, and security guards in the White House.

[PeteRock]

You people disappoint me.

Tango and Cash

Ray Tango and Gabriel Cash are two popular and successful narcotics cops in Los Angeles.  They don't necessarily get along very well, which makes for entertaining buddy-comedy elements, and both are eventually framed for murder and the purchase of narcotics.  To their surprise they are transported to a maximum security prison and put in with the general population. 

While in prison, crime lord Yves Perret, who was responsible for the set-up of Tango and Cash, shows up with his right-hand man, Requin, and a fist fight breaks out with Tango and Cash eventually being overrun by criminals let loose by security guards on the take.  Both Tango and Cash are subdued and then dunked into a pool of water to be electocuted and provide amusement for the prisoners.  They're eventually saved by the Prison Warden, Matt Zachowski, who comes in with a group of loyal prison guards.

[Semaj]

My guess: (Although I liked Undisputed)



Death Warrant

Jean Claude at his finest *cough*... Lets find the recap on IMDB....

In an abandoned house, detective Louis Burke confronts a maniac called the Sandman. Although the Sandman nearly kills Burke, Burke manages to stop him with a bullet. Sixteen months later, Burke joins a task force put together by the governor to investigate a series of unexplained deaths in the Harrison Penitentiary. While Burke poses as an inmate, attorney Amanda Beckett acts the role of his wife. In the penitentiary, Burke is forced to survive in an environment so dismal and filthy that it makes a public restroom in New York City look like a room in a five star hotel. Burke does succeed in befriending a few of the inmates, including Hawkins and Priest, who help him with the investigation. More inmates are mysteriously murdered. Burke's cell-mate is killed, and prison guard DeGraff puts Burke in solitary confinement, where he's interrogated and beaten. As if that's not enough, the Sandman ends up at Harrison. As it turns out, the prisoners are being murdered for their body organs. Back on the outside, Beckett attends a party given by Vogler, the state's attorney general. Just as she's preparing to tell him about the murders at the prison, Beckett receives a call from her assistant, who identifies Vogler's henchman Keane as the man behind the murders, which also involve Dr. Gottesman, the surgeon who harvests the organs to be sold to people who are in desperate need of them. The assistant's suspicions are confirmed when Vogler tries to kill Beckett. Burke begins an escape from the penitentiary, pursued by the Sandman and hundreds of angry inmates who have been set free and armed with the knowledge that Burke is a cop. Burke and the Sandman have brutal showdown in which Burke tries to get the Sandman out of the way so he can go after Vogler, Keane, and Gottesman

[th'FOOL]

Gotta give this one to Pete Rock. 

[PeteRock]

Gotta give this one to Pete Rock. 

Boo-yah!   

'Bout time.  Although now that I have more points than Pyperkub he'll find yet another thing to complain about.   

[Purge]

Tango and Cash? What, 6 people went to see that, and 4 were drunk and unconscious. I demand a recount!

Stupid PeteRock with his werdsenstuph.

[PeteRock]

Tango and Cash? What, 6 people went to see that, and 4 were drunk and unconscious. I demand a recount!

 

Tango and Cash is the quintessential buddy comedy.  It seems that along with bacon, Canadians also struggle with taste in film as well. 

[kronovan]

Tango and Cash? What, 6 people went to see that, and 4 were drunk and unconscious. I demand a recount!

 

Tango and Cash is the quintessential buddy comedy.  It seems that along with bacon, Canadians also struggle with taste in film as well. 

Yes there's truth to that. Our fine taste palletes, heavily influenced by the fresh northern air and clear glacial water, won't allow us to stomach the inferior stuff.   

[hentzau]

Score:

Hentzau - 9
Wonderpug - 7
Unagi - 7
Eduardo X - 6
CrayolaSmoker - 4
Kronovan - 4
PeteRock - 4
Pyperkub - 3
th'FOOL - 3
Purge - 2
Yellowking - 2
TGB1.1 - 1
Remus West2 - 1
Austin - 1
Moliere - 1

Round 54:


Scenes:  Fistfight or Arm Wrestling
and
Props:  Cigarette Lighter, Flamethrower or Fire Extinguisher

Judge:  PeteRock

[Isgrimnur]

Godzilla vs. Destoroyah

[th'FOOL]

Aliens

Vasquez and Drake arm wrestle early on in the film shortly after they come out of cryogenic sleep, and flamethrowers feature prominently in the armament used in the film.

[Purge]

Shawn of the Dead

Fistfight with zombies, fire extinguisher used. No PeteRock post necessary.

[Unagi]

Who can forget The Fly (1986) and Jeff Goldblum breaking that guys wrist in the bar.

There are quiet a few cigarette lighters in the movie, and his Lab had the fire extiguisher.

[kronovan]

Man...this rounds scene and prop subjects are doing nothing for me and I was seriously considering skipping out. I'll go with Jackie Chan and The Legend of the Drunken Master. The fistfights with Jackie performing his drunken boxer style are amazing and at the films climax he performs his own version of a human flame thrower; has to be seen to be believed.