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<span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>Rays Yard wrote: <span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>RayPeterson wrote: I'm pretty sure that Reuben is Hans' uncle. But I'm not sure about Werner.<center><hr...

<span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>TheIncubus wrote: My guess is that they're just his uncles. I was watching the movie earlier today, and I never get tired of it. I wonder what happened to Rick Duccomon?<center><hr...

What I would like to know is how is Hans related to Werner and Reuben?? Son, cousin, grandson??

Can one of the moving pieces be the Knapp's skull? :D Maybe the Barkalows house could be like jail in Monopoly and you role doubles to get out?

Just my opinion but i thought the Hangover was one of those movies we are told by the masses is funny (completely opposite of The Burbs) so that no matter how bad it is we come away thinking it was decent. I literally did not not laugh once during the movie. To each their own though.

Hey Bonnie if you ever have some free time could you make me an avatar of Ricky breaking the cookie plate in Art's hand while they are in Walters house?? Thanks.

Let's test this theory. I thought the movie The Hangover was overhyped, crap. Agree or disagree?

I also can't think of another movie where a teenager, drinking a strohs with a grownup neighbor on the porch, seemed so normal.

The real estate broad who sold him the place told me he has a drainage problem.

Go back and forth between Art and Rumsfield. Gun to my head,I would go with Art.

I think that there's no doubt about it. Hell of alot better than Casablanca too.

:D Just climbing that thing qualified as a stunt.

How i met your brother, "the doctor".

The big bang the hell out of it with a stick, (halfcocked) theory.

hairpiece in the kitchen nightmares

Lame-o

Ricky's girlfriend now    

Da Burbs. :D

Argento horror movies with the score by Goblin.

I really believe the music of the burbs was paramount to the overall enjoyment of the movie. That's not to say it wouldn't have been great without it of course. Anyways to the point, Star Wars would not have been great without the Williams score. Your thoughts??