Wayne Jenkins, Fergie, Zaylo, the observed Robert Everence, and Dr. Charles Nichols are proposed; Zaylo is imagined interviewing Henry.
Mark returns to Arizona while Susan, Wallace, and injured Connie remain in a devastated household.
Questions ask whether Susan faces criminal exposure, whether the Tokyo deal closed, how the brothers’ relationship changes, whether Henry is evil or sociopathic, and whether Mark saved the family.
Game Boy, missed landline calls, an old Apple computer, and the absence of highway cameras are the principal 1993 answers.
The Rock Harbor house wins.
No good character-name answer is found.
Ebert’s one-and-a-half-star review is compared with his half-star review of The Good Son.
The baseball catch is the primary choice, while the murder and incinerator sequence is also selected. The boat outing, wedding entrance, Ray watching basketball, Rick menacing Danny, Frank’s schoolyard punch, boathouse fire, wallet confrontation, testimony, and garage finale are additional discussed scenes.
Sinister Vince Vaughn, Travolta’s earnestness, Danny’s awfulness, and the baseball catch are praised. The film’s launch of Vaughn’s dramatic run is offered as the strongest legacy point.
Ray’s stabbing and Rick’s shadow appearing on Danny’s wall are nominated; the panel also jokes about the film’s worst-looking shot.
Rick Barnes wins because the name evokes the basketball coach.
