"Last week, Steve used his transformation machine to turn Carl into a car and drive him around the Monaco Grand Prix!”

Do you have a couple of the names? Also, are there situations where the performers actually ended up helping, or were these just the first steps of the non-heroes end up saving the day plot.

Eddie Murphy's character work is consistently phenomenal; he has a natural ability to sink into a character.

Well played S.N.P. Well… played. <slow clap="">

Also "A Bugs Life". The question is, are there any movies BEFORE "The Three Amigos" that share the performers-mistaken-for-the-heroes-the-play plot, or was TTA the first?

Dare I say, this is one of the most quotable, non-Murray movies in existence. I won't invoke the "G" name or the "C" name, so as to not start s**t, but I pretty much quote from this movie at least once a month. The amount of times I've said "It's a sweater!", "A plethora?", or "In-Famous" is probably in the triple…

I felt like he played that scene appropriately given his character's lack of belief in the summoning.

See real-life ISIS! This is why we can't have nice things!

That was Denise Crosby, aka Tasha Yarr?! Holy s***! :D

"En Vogue"? Is that how far back you have to reach for an all women singing group?
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I guess it is :D

The twins are named "Jack" and "Diane"? Shut! UP!! :D

<peter griffin=""> Thanks Professor! </pg>

Four Direct-to-Netflix Adam Sandler Movies.
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
Coincidence?

"Romania: Great art, beautiful beaches, and NOT the seat of True Evil!" - Romanian Tourism Coucil

That's fair, but I think of it like going 100% in to something like Harry Potter or (God help me) Twilight. You have to just believe that all of this stuff was under the surface or completely possible the whole time, and for whatever reason, we're only seeing it now. That these are the rules of this world that the…

Probably the authors placeholder when they couldn't think of something else that they forgot to get back to and fill in :D

It's what Revelations says will happen though, right? The authors pretty much stick to that idea. And the books make it clear that being a good person ain't gonna cut it. :D

Speaking of Gregg's Minority Report like touch-screen, I'm wondering if he just improvises moves that they match up in post, or if it's choreographed? Probably a bit of both, I imagine.

A) Rent Rapture-palooza, or find it on an online streaming service. It also covers the rapture but it's hella-funny! (NPI)

People would be in denial SDC, thinking that just being a good person would be reason enough. Then, after the dust settles, they would start to notice the increase in the number of true bastards :D