Apex Mountain
Standalone Schwarzenegger films; Tom Arnold; ice-tray theft; Westin Bonaventure; glass elevators
In the discussion (14)
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- Glass elevators are explicitly affirmed at Apex Mountain, with In the Line of Fire offered as a comparison. — Chris Ryan
- Schwarzenegger’s overall Apex is rejected, but True Lies is affirmed as the best of his standalone, non-franchise films after debating whether remakes and sequels disqualify other titles. — Van Lathan
- Tom Arnold is unequivocally affirmed at Apex Mountain. — Bill Simmons
- The 1990s tango-scene Apex goes to Scent of a Woman rather than True Lies. — Van Lathan
- Curtis’s hottest scenes are compared with Trading Places and Perfect, with Perfect strongly advocated as her best appearance. — Bill Simmons
- Tia Carrere’s Apex is assigned to Wayne’s World. — Bill Simmons
- Bill Paxton is rejected for this film. — Bill Simmons
- James Cameron is rejected for this film.
- Two Dobermans being headbutted together is proposed without a clear response.
- Skiing shootouts are compared with On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, Inception, and Cliffhanger; Inception is preferred.
- Ice-tray theft is unequivocally affirmed. — Chris Ryan
- The Westin Bonaventure’s appearances in True Lies and In the Line of Fire are treated as its broader peak. — Chris Ryan
- Horse cops do not receive a firm affirmative response. — Chris Ryan
- Truth serum is provisionally affirmed as possibly its best use. — Bill Simmons