Any movies we ALL like?

[Cap'n UKRiffer]

How come every guy with a gun is holding it towards another guys head (usually a kid) with the exception of the guy with the rifle whose aiming at the guys nuts?

[WouTar]

How come every guy with a gun is holding it towards another guys head (usually a kid) with the exception of the guy with the rifle whose aiming at the guys nuts?

Hehe, now that's just scary.

[Killer Shrew]

How come every guy with a gun is holding it towards another guys head (usually a kid) with the exception of the guy with the rifle whose aiming at the guys nuts?

OMG!  Laughed my ass off when I saw that.  Especially since there's not just one gun, but two.  One for each nut I guess.  But that guy is just asking for it.  Why is he standing there facing the guns?  One other thing to note, it almost looks like his hands are covering that region. Like he's expecting the guns to go off.

[Cibernético II]

I've only heard people say "paddy wagon" in movies and old cartoons

[Bob]

As a half irish, half german guy (an all american mutt), I find the term Paddy Wagon to be funny as there is probably some good reason for the term in the first place.    Jokes are okay, but real racist is horrible and the folks who think that way are just plain sick.   If I were black and coming of age in the 60's, I probably would have been a panther too.

Oh wait, what is the title of this thread?

Movies that everyone can like......

Millions......... a totally charming Danny Boyle film for the whole family.
A Christmas Story.......... classic american film.

Rent these two movies over the holidays and you and your family will be very happy.

[Sharktopus]

As a half irish, half german guy (an all american mutt), I find the term Paddy Wagon to be funny as there is probably some good reason for the term in the first place.    Jokes are okay, but real racist is horrible and the folks who think that way are just plain sick.   If I were black and coming of age in the 60's, I probably would have been a panther too.

There's some debate as to whether "Paddy wagon" comes from a group of Irish cops going to the scene of a crime, or a group of Irish criminals being hauled away. I'm more fond of the latter - it gives me reason to be indignant. Move along now, nothin' ta see here.