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...a group of men is about to go off on some adventure/mission/quest, and a young boy or teenager asks to come along, gets rebuffed, and shows up later following the group, usually eliciting the line "I thought I told you to stay at home!"  You KNOW the kid is going to show up later, so why the pretense? See 10,000 BC, the remakes of King Kong and 3:10 To Yuma, ect.
See: REVOLUTION (tv show)
ahahahahaha!!!
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Oh yes, in a proper movie, even the most ingenious minds typically take their wife's or children's name for their password. Basically the password can be guessed best by trying out all the options EVERYONE is ALWAYS told to avoid. .
this was first used - brilliantly- in WARGAMES.
You would think they learned their lesson after a high school student guessed the password!
brm
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now i know why Britain censors head buts from films; they are afraid mindless viewers will copy it!
bruce
ps this is true!
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Nov 19, 2012 - 3:49 PM
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CinemaScope
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BEFORE YOU'VE EVEN GOTTEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE FLAMIN' FILM, smart-asses gettin' their rocks off by blowing virtually every damn key event in it so there's pretty much nothing left for you to discover on your own.
If there's a Dante's hell, a VER-ry Vesuvius spot is already reserved for those specialzing in this inconsiderate, self-absorbed, juvenile nitwit nonsense.
Thanks, guys. Can't wait to see how YOU feel when someone does the same krap to you one day. Payback's not only a bitch, but quite a bastard. And it couldn't have happened to more deserving critters. 
Easy there big fella. If I want to see a film, I blank everything about it. I don't hear any reviews, don't read anything about it online (not easy) & esp. don't see the trailer. Just think, I saw Planet Of The Apes in 1968, & didn't know the twist ending 'till it came up. I managed to do that with, The Cabin In The Woods & really enjoyed the movie.
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No, it's not about 'calming down', Cin, and we usually follow precisely the same program you recommend.
Try doing that around HERE and it's practically goldang impossible.
That's the target we were aiming at - and we retract not one sincere syllable about it.
You're welcome. 
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Nov 19, 2012 - 10:40 PM
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betenoir
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. . . There's a variant on this, especially in Brit TV shows, and that's when anyone comes across some white powder, any character, from the cop down to the vicar's wife and the retired Sunday School teacher, no matter how remote and unworldly the setting is (English villages - Agatha Christie dramatisations are good for this), will dip their fingers in the powder, touch it to their tongue, and instantly say "That's cocaine!".
I've been waiting for one where some cop tastes the white powder and says "Holy shit, it's anthrax!"
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