‹ All people
Vision Quest
Vision Quest
Film credit
Michael Schoeffling
Stats
- Episodes featuring their films
- 1
- Movies in this archive
- 1
Rewatchables episodes featuring their films
Displaying 1 episode
Mentioned in discussions
Probably Unanswerable Questions
Did Charlie Sheen take Michael Schoeffling's career?; Where did Loudon's new wrestling shoes come from?; What happens to Loudon after high school?; How bad does Loudon smell?; Did the champion choke?
In the discussion (8)
Approx. transcript time · 01:13:36Read transcript
- Charlie Sheen may have taken Michael Schoeffling's career: the Lucas and Ferris Bueller types, and a Wall Street, Platoon and Young Guns run he could have handled.
- Loudon's cheap wrestling shoes become expensive red ones late in the film, suggested to come from the Tai Chi room-service guest Kevin, whose lemon meringue and coffee routine is mocked.
- Loudon's future is imagined as prison, a bar storyteller about space travel, a cult leader, a wrestler at Washington State, or a teacher who gets fired.
- How bad he smells after the rubber suit, and why Margie is both editor and chief sports writer of the paper.
- After Carla leaves, Loudon dates Margie.
- A Vision Quest 2 would follow Elmo to Brazil to meet Pele; another wants to know what happened to the champion.
- How Loudon stays unpopular after the pegboard, dating a 21-year-old and beating the champion.
- A First Take parody debates whether the champion choked, up 13-9 with 27 seconds left, instead of taking the win.
Apex Mountain
1980s wrestling movies; Frank Jasper
In the discussion (9)
Approx. transcript time · 01:00:19Read transcript
- Apex Mountain is cued and deferred for one more research item.
- For Modine, this versus Full Metal Jacket is raised, and the movie is called Apex Mountain for nobody.
- 1980s wrestling movies are named as Apex Mountain.
- Spokane gets a probable yes, and later a joking question whether it ever got better for Spokane than this movie.
- Michael Schoeffling is tied to 16 Candles instead.
- It is Frank Jasper's Apex Mountain.
- The singlet is tied instead to Saturday afternoon TV wrestling.
- For John Waite, Missing You may be the bigger song, so 1985 is offered as his overall Apex.
- For Fiorentino (transcribed "Thorntino"), the peak is placed with a Peter Berg movie rather than this one.
Displaying all 2 discussions
