Another joke...not.
Okay, indeed some thriller-crises movies are as reported here being
shown on commercial passenger planes:
That's interesting, because:
Say, if a film-luving passenger would discuss the very same
schlocky-cheesey Bruce Willis-Tom Cruse type of adventure-violence
semi-fantastic/terrific film with seatmates, then...perhaps a Mmurphy's
law happens...
Hypothetically:
Somebody over-hearing something out-of-context in the movie comment
conversation might become concerned and ...report or grab or panic
or....
I wonder if such an unintended sort of paranoia-dynamic has happened
(?).
Because one prudently knows it is just common sense not to joke nor to
say anything regarding the terrorism-saboutage phenomena for the
rational fear of being misinterpreted at the airport or in the plane.
Robert Cohen wrote:
> I think I did see
> MISSION IMPOSSIBLE I, but haven't seen II & III.
>
> One thing I don't joke about are campy thriller movie versions of olde
> tv programs.
>
> Peter Lupens, Jim, Greg Morris, The Blonde, and Martin Landau: YES
>
> (In real life was she married to Martin Landau?)
>
> Tom Cruse: WHOOOOPEEE DOOOO
>
> " And if ya take this mission, we'll deny we know Jim's last name, but
> he is the brother of James Arness (Matt Dilllon of Dodge City) and had
> that terrific satirical
> pedophile role in AIRPLANE."
>
> The joke of the tape self-exploding had to be the best cliche scene
> until Maxwell Smart:
>
> "Would you Believe?"
>
> " Sorry About That, Chief"
>
> Now what was my question?
>
> Oh yeah, the airline showed the violent
> spy-movie
> on a flight in order to ...uh...
> relax the passengers.
>
> Cathy Kearns wrote:
> > "Robert Cohen" wrote in message
> > news:1155993532.468714.215780@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> > > Off the head of my top, my 3 memorables:
> > >
> > > THE HIGH & THE MIGHTY, 1950s, John Wayne, set the standard for great
> > > ole fashion corn- ball thrillers, including the theme song which one
> > > couldn't forget if he wanted to forget. They shoulda given him an
> > > Oscar, because much better the ROOSTER COGBURN
> > >
> > > AIRPORT: Charlton Heston, Helen Hayes
> > >
> > > AIRPLANE: parodies of the two or three or four AIRPORT movies &
> > > seemingly of THE HIGH & THE MIGHTY etal
> > >
> > > others of which I can't recall
> > >
> > > Most often the movies that are shown on actual flying trips are
> > > sleeping facillitation material.
> > >
> > > Has anybody ever heard/seen of a doom-crisis or Bruce Willis type of
> > > thriller movie on an airplane trip?
> >
> > They showed MI:III on the way back from Maui on Aloha.
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