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And swords means there has to be at least two of them, otherwise I would say Pulp fiction. Gangs of New York is also a corner case here. The movie we are looking for is probably a historical drama, from after swords were used, but everyone still had them as part of their uniform... Doctor Zhivago, perhaps? Some Civil War drama? Dances with wolves?

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I would go with Dances with Wolves.
I haven't watched it in years, but I'm certain that Costner and several of the other army guys at the beginning had swords, but I sure don't remember anybody fighting with them. I'm calling the answer legit unless you care to argue the point.
Most awesome giant ray gun in a movie?

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Favorite Nun?

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Favorite spy other than James Bond?

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ShinHakkaider wrote:
2. Marshall McLuhan in Annie HallExcellent choice.
Isn't Arnie the star of Last Action Hero, or am I thinking of something else?
He IS the star but the entire premise of the movie is that a boy gets sucked into the world of his favorite action hero, Jack Slater. In the "movie" world it follows action movie rules. But when the action movie villain uses the magic ticket to come into the real world the kid and Jack follow him back. During the Premiere of the latest Jack Slater movie Jack Slater (Arnold) bumps into Arnold (as..well..Arnold) and a bit of confusion ensues.
It was a cool bit of Meta going on there for a moment which is why I think that it should count as a cameo.

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I don't think that counts, Sissyl, but I never saw it so maybe I'm wrong.
I assume Sissyl means Arnold Schwarzenegger AS HIMSELF in a cameo role, vs. in-character as Jack Slater.
Which I think totally counts as a cameo.
EDIT: Ninja'd
4. Stan Lee being mistaken for Hugh Hefner in Iron Man

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The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
Although the trailer makes it look a lot more straightforward than it really is.
Favorite Bunuel film?

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I must go with the only movie I saw: Robinson Crusoe
Go from Robert Preston to Sylvester Stallone in 5 steps or less.

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Robert Preston was in Victor/Victoria with
James Garner, who was in Space Cowboys with
James Cromwell, who was in The Longest Yard with
Terry Crews, who was in The Expendables with
Sylvester Stallone
Favorite traditional movie musical (i.e., not animated or a rock opera or the like, but a straight-up song-and-dance musical)?

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EDIT: /shakefist at Shin
I was just going to ask that question myself!
As much as I love Robin Hood: Men in Tights, I gotta go with Blazing Saddles.
Has to be Willy Wonka; the perfect balance of silly and narcissism with a hint of paranoia.
Favorite Jackie Chan film (as a starring role)?

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EDIT: /shakefist at Shin
** spoiler omitted **Has to be Willy Wonka; the perfect balance of silly and narcissism with a hint of paranoia.
Favorite Jackie Chan film (as a starring role)?
DRUNKEN MASTER II by a WIDE margin.
Favorite Sammo Hung movie? (mine is one that he directed and co-starred in PRODIGAL SON with Yuen Biao. Although ENCOUNTERS OF THE SPOOKY KIND is pretty close)

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DRUNKEN MASTER II by a WIDE margin.
Favorite Sammo Hung movie? (mine is one that he directed and co-starred in PRODIGAL SON with Yuen Biao. Although ENCOUNTERS OF THE SPOOKY KIND is pretty close)
GET OUT OF MY HEAD!! AAAAAAAH!
Seriously, that is my favorite JC film as well (Shanghai Noon being my favorite American JC movie).
As far as Sammo Hung, I gotta go with My Lucky Stars if only for his acting ability.
Who would win in a fight? Donnie Yuen or Tony Jaa?

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ShinHakkaider wrote:DRUNKEN MASTER II by a WIDE margin.
Favorite Sammo Hung movie? (mine is one that he directed and co-starred in PRODIGAL SON with Yuen Biao. Although ENCOUNTERS OF THE SPOOKY KIND is pretty close)
GET OUT OF MY HEAD!! AAAAAAAH!
Seriously, that is my favorite JC film as well (Shanghai Noon being my favorite American JC movie).
As far as Sammo Hung, I gotta go with My Lucky Stars if only for his acting ability.
Who would win in a fight? Donnie Yuen or Tony Jaa?
Donnie Yuen seems to have a more versatility and a breadth of fighting styles so I'm gonna go with him.
Which is one do you prefer? BLADE or BLADE 2? (I am unaware of a 3rd Blade film...)