I don't know. When Richard Pryor skied off that 45 story building and landed on the street unharmed I laughed for a good 15 minutes.
Then there's the scene where Superman gets a blowjob on the Statue of Liberty which is a defining moment is US cinema.
Then of course, we have the "evil sister turns into a robot" scene.
Really?
Then how about these gems.
The helicopters crash because their fuel froze. They sit on the ground for a bit with the crew fine. As soon as they open the door, they instantly freeze solid. Yeah, those single skin aluminum helicopter doors are sooooooo insulated.
Their driving in a blizzard, when they smash into a snow drift. They turn on all the lights on the light bar, and low and behold,
now they can see what they hit. Gee, too bad they didn't think of turning them on before.
You’re stuck in a library having to maintain a fire in the fireplace to keep from freezing to death. Do you pull wooden shelves down? Do you break up those big wooden tables in the reading room? No, you burn books.
The whole twisters in LA bit. Yup, the weatherman was having teh sexs in the office so they have to die like anyone else having sex in a teenage slasher movie. meanwhile the janitor in the hallway doesn't realize the side of the building has been sheared off until he sees light shining under the door.
Oh, three separate buoys, separated by thousands of miles all show the exact same temperature drop, meanwhile, none of the other buoys in between show any change.
The ocean inundating NYC from a storm surge, and then not receding when the storm abates.
The Russian freighter pulling a Willie Mosconi trick shot to sail right up the street, missing everything, to run a ground on the bus right in front of the elevator.
The wolves not drowning or freezing to death.
The "explanation" for the super cold air being that it was pulled down so fast from the stratosphere that it didn't have any time to warm up. OK, well as all Patriots fans are now aware, there is a relationship between pressure and temperature, so it's impossible for that air to go from the air pressure that high, to normal sea level air pressure and not heat up. Time has nothing to do with it. If they were gasping for breath, OK, then this would fly, otherwise it's a ROFL
Oh and it's even better how this cold air "chases" both the dad and the kid. This cold doesn't just spread in any old direction, no siree. It doesn't come in through any other possible pathway that our brave heroes are running along but trails behind them freezing stuff in a suitably menacing fashion, only to be stopped at the last moment by those darn doors. Apparently the doors at the NY library are just as good as doors on RAF helicopters.
