See previous entry for description of theme. Must be familiar with cable TV.
Answers Next Round
by Andrew Earles
901-________
A.
“Code of Silence”: Chuck Norris, Henry Silva [1985] A Chicago police detective attacks a cocaine warehouse with a remote-controlled item called the Prowler. [101 minutes] Crime drama [R]
B.
“Code of Silence”: Chuck Norris, Henry Silva [1985] A stoic drug kingpin is sent over the edge when a Chicago police detective knocks over several barrels marked “cocaine.” [101 minutes] Crime drama [R]
C.
“Code of Silence”: Chuck Norris, Dennis Farina [1985] A Chicago police detective leads a motley band of every-men in an attack against a ruthless drug kingpin and his seemingly unending torrent of cue stick-wielding henchmen. [101 minutes] Crime drama [R]
A.
“Doc”: Billy Ray Cyrus, Claudette Mink “Art or Death?” An ornery and unbridled artist insists on preparing for an opening, much to the chagrin of the straight-shooting Doc, who is treating the man for cancer. [60 minutes] Family drama [PG]
B.
“Doc”: Billy Ray Cyrus, Ron Lea “The Art of Medicine.” An avant-garde artist faces depression after a successful transplant. [60 minutes] Family drama [PG]
C.
“Doc”: Billy Ray Cyrus, Ron Lea “The Next Warhol.” The joke-slinging, casually attired Doc is forced to match wits with a cynical artistic patient bent on checking himself out of the hospital early. [60 minutes] Family drama [PG]
A.
“Renaissance Man”: Danny Devito, Gregory Hines [1994] A fish out of water substitute teacher contends with military school deviants. [129 minutes] Comedy [TV-14]
B.
“Renaissance Man”: Danny Devito, Maurice Hines [1994] Juvenile lost causes win over diminutive man who has been hired to teach them the ropes of life. [129 minutes] Comedy [TV-14]
C.
“Renaissance Man” Danny Devito, Gregory Hines [1994] An unemployed adman educates eight iffy Army recruits with Shakespeare. [129 minutes] Comedy [TV-14]
Answers Next Round, Second Round
by Andrew Earles
901-_______
A.
“Pootie Tang”: Lance Crouther, Jennifer Coolidge [2001] An urban folk hero with a magical belt buckle saves youths with his anti-drug TV spots and stance against Corporate America. [70 minutes] Comedy [PG-13]
B.
“Pootie Tang”: Lance Crouther, Jennifer Coolidge [2001] Although he speaks an indecipherable language, a super-hero protects children from a mogul who encourages smoking and drinking. [70 minutes] Comedy [PG-13]
C.
“Pootie Tang”: Lance Crouther, Wanda Sykes [2001] Armed with an invented street slang that the public pretends to understand, Pootie Tang promotes clean living and publicly flogs a very undignified Robert Vaughn about the bare ass with a fantastical belt. [70 minutes] Comedy [PG-13]
A.
“Cujo”: Dee Wallace, Danny Pintauro [1983] A hysterical woman and her screaming child are trapped in a small car by a deadly St. Bernard for a very, very, long time. [91 minutes] Horror [R]
B.
“Cujo” Dee Wallace, Danny Pintauro [1983] A frothing, killer dog disrupts the daily to-do’s in a quaint New England town. From the Stephen King novel. [91 minutes] Horror [R]
C.
“Cujo” Dee Wallace, Danny Pintauro [1983] Bitten by a rabid bat, a huge dog traps a Maine woman and her young son in their Ford Pinto. From the Stephen King book. [91 minutes] Horror [R]
A.
“Weekend At Bernies” Andrew McCarthy, Jonathan Silverman [1989] Two guys party with their bumped-off boss at his long island beach house, and no one notices. [98 minutes] Comedy [PG-13]
B.
“Weekend At Bernies” Andrew McCarthy, Jonathan Silverman [1989] Two party guys cover up the fact that their boss is dead, and continue to live it up at his beach side paradise. [98 minutes] Comedy [PG-13]
C.
“Weekend At Bernies” Andrew McCarthy, Jonathan Silverman [1989] Under-motivated buds somehow manage to convince many people that the corpse of their boss is a sentient party host. [98 minutes] Comedy [PG-13]
Answers to first round: A, B, C,
Answers to second round: I forgot