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Minority Report

Probably Unanswerable Questions

Affair and murder; disguises; crane-fight odds; pre-cog search joke

In the discussion (5)
Approx. transcript time · 01:37:11Read transcript
  • A provocative question about the wife’s affair and Howard’s reaction is raised, with the lover’s haste mocked rather than resolved.
  • The response explicitly rejects that the wife deserved death, while criticizing the lover for pressing to use the marital bed.
  • Cruise’s repeated disguises are compared across films; injecting a facial paralytic seems pointless when he is promptly recognized.
  • Farrell is favored in a real crane fight because of age, size and apparent experience; proposed odds move from roughly three-to-one toward a shorter price.
  • A teasing question about searching for pre-cog pornography receives a denial.
In the discussion (3)
Approx. transcript time · 01:40:56Read transcript
  • Spielberg receives the first explicit winner selection.
  • Spielberg receives a second explicit winner selection.
  • Spielberg receives a third explicit selection; unanimity is declared despite an ambiguous intervening Tom phrase.
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Can't Hardly Wait

Most Rewatchable Scene

The Kenny–Denise bathroom scenes

In the discussion (6)
Approx. transcript time · 00:27:07Read transcript
  • The coordinated girlfriend-dumping plan and Star Wars code names for the nerds’ raid are nominated.
  • Amanda’s friends comparing her to Gwyneth and Kenny overhearing the next-guy hookup promise are nominated.
  • The wandering letter and Tripp McNeely’s college warning are praised.
  • Jason Siegel’s one-scene appearance and the girl compared to Velma finding romance are mentioned.
  • Mike and Amanda’s public showdown and emphatic line deliveries are favorites.
  • The bathroom scenes, Mike’s crew turning on William, Kenny and Denise’s pairing, and Jenna Elfman’s Scott Baio monologue are nominated; the bathroom scenes receive a personal pick for dropping pretenses and revealing shared history.
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Can't Hardly Wait

The most "year the movie came out" thing

Soundtrack, pop-culture references, Jennifer Love Hewitt and rave goggles define1998.

In the discussion (3)
Approx. transcript time · 00:30:41Read transcript
  • Smash Mouth/Blink182, The X Files and the David Duchovny reference are nominated.
  • The fabricated Christy Turlington girlfriend, Gwyneth and Amanda’s Jewel yearbook quotation are nominated.
  • The goggles evoke rave and snowboard fashion, even though not remembered as typical house-party wear.
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Can't Hardly Wait

What’s Aged the Best?

Yearbook jokes, sex positivity and optimistic cross-clique friendship

In the discussion (6)
Approx. transcript time · 00:32:19Read transcript
  • Denise’s no-activities yearbook listing and Kenny’s one-game JV basketball credit remain funny.
  • The awkward first-time sex and sex-positive tone are praised, along with Tripp McNeely.
  • The hopeful blurring of social groups is preferred to the rigid stereotypes and unresolved Monday question in The Breakfast Club.
  • The interest in attacks from outer space is jokingly praised.
  • William’s nerd persona is described as a precursor to McLovin, with the cannot-feel-my-legs line praised.
  • Kenny’s time-is-honey wording and Paradise City as an enduring nostalgic rock choice are praised.
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