Dec 31, 2000 09:18
23 yrs ago
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The Bottom Line
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Do you find the following movie names in any way sarcastic or linked to any other famous films so as to produce a comic effect:
The Bottom Line
Brush Stroke
Fever Chart
Happy Returns
Shooting the Rapids
Dr. Livingstone, I Presume...
Thanks in advance and happy New Year!
P.S. Could "Sentinel" appear as a parody on "Guardian"?
The Bottom Line
Brush Stroke
Fever Chart
Happy Returns
Shooting the Rapids
Dr. Livingstone, I Presume...
Thanks in advance and happy New Year!
P.S. Could "Sentinel" appear as a parody on "Guardian"?
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More Info, please.
It's not very clear exactly what you want to know!
I can tell you the 'associations' brought to mind by at least some, but would need to now why, for whom, which language etc.
The Bottom Line - could be a raunchy 'Carry On' type film (bottom as in ass/arse, the posterior part of the body)
Happy Returns - related to a journey, birthday?
Dr Livinstone, I presume- very familair to any reasonably literate person, as what Stanley said after finding Livingstone, long supposed lost...(but I'm sure you know that!)
Could "Sentinel" appear as a parody on "Guardian"? Theoretically it could, but for which language. In English, it might be lost, unless supported by the context.
Could you provide more info - e.g what you are doing, why and for whom? Otherwise it's like shooting in the dark!
I can tell you the 'associations' brought to mind by at least some, but would need to now why, for whom, which language etc.
The Bottom Line - could be a raunchy 'Carry On' type film (bottom as in ass/arse, the posterior part of the body)
Happy Returns - related to a journey, birthday?
Dr Livinstone, I presume- very familair to any reasonably literate person, as what Stanley said after finding Livingstone, long supposed lost...(but I'm sure you know that!)
Could "Sentinel" appear as a parody on "Guardian"? Theoretically it could, but for which language. In English, it might be lost, unless supported by the context.
Could you provide more info - e.g what you are doing, why and for whom? Otherwise it's like shooting in the dark!
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The Thin Red Line
I can only remember two movies
"The Thin Red Line" and "Shooting the Rabbits"
"The Thin Red Line" and "Shooting the Rabbits"
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