The 3rd one was on last weekend. His wife totally changed, and his son looked to be in his late teens/early twenties, yet Brendan Fraser didn't look any older than he did in the first one!!
You'd think he'd notice that his wife had changed, wouldn't you?
It's like my very favourite show of all time - A Town Called Eureka.
The continuity is appalling on that.
One character (a woman) has a tattoo on her arm. Then she doesn't. Then it comes back. Astonishing lack of continunity.
And once character says that her babydaddy is an immunologist <?sp>, but he miraculously turns into an epidemiologist <?sp> when the bowling team turn green.
The 3rd one was on last weekend. His wife totally changed, and his son looked to be in his late teens/early twenties, yet Brendan Fraser didn't look any older than he did in the first one!!
You'd think he'd notice that his wife had changed, wouldn't you?
The 3rd one was on last weekend. His wife totally changed, and his son looked to be in his late teens/early twenties, yet Brendan Fraser didn't look any older than he did in the first one!!
You'd think he'd notice that his wife had changed, wouldn't you?
Didn't see all the movie, just from when they brought the Chinese geezer back to life, then I switched over. Last time I saw the kid, he was about 11!!
Didn't see all the movie, just from when they brought the Chinese geezer back to life, then I switched over. Last time I saw the kid, he was about 11!!
Woman in Bookstore: [This dialog - in an apparent nod and wink to the change of actress for the character from prior films in "The Mummy" series - accompanies the first appearance of Evelyn O'Connell] Mrs. O'Connell, is it true that the Scarlet O' Kiefe character is based on you?
Evelyn O'Connell: No. I can honestly say she is a completely different person.
[... as the camera reveals her face to show that it is Maria Bello - not Rachel Weisz - playing the role]
Almost posted that myself,absolutely love The Blues Brothers.
Although for accuracy's sake here's the full line...
(Preceded by : "It's 106 miles to Chicago.")
"We've got a full tank of gas,half a pack of cigarettes,it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses."
(Followed by Jake to Elwood : "Hit it!")
Another very favourite one-liner and scene is this one:
Jake :
"I hate Illinois nazis."
I just love it when the lead nazi sticks out his chest as if nothing will move them and all it takes to change his mind a millisecond later is the sound of Elwood giving it some gas(go Elwood!).
Sounds like a conversation me and the sound engineer hubby had many many years ago. Substitute "Valiant" for "Caddy" and you pretty much have the picture.
Thing was...... He did an aussie tour with the Blues Brothers Revival Band. They were invited by Dan Aykroyd to come perform at his club in Canada (I think it was Canada) but I had just got pregnant so he didn't go.