Leave the world behind

@the-gravedigger said
I had had a few beers and wasn't following the plot too closely so your probably right. What about the Fokker?

The Fokker was flying over the zoo where the canines and similar animals had been given automatic weapons because there had been threats from militant Julia Thingybob fans who have Russian/Israeli baddie accents, that's why they get people with nicer British accents to speak for them on UK Radio 4 when they are defending their attacks on the montage of trains going into tunnels.

@fmf said
The Fokker was flying over the zoo where the canines and similar animals had been given automatic weapons because there had been threats from militant Julia Thingybob fans who have Russian/Israeli baddie accents, that's why they get people with nicer British accents to speak for them on UK Radio 4 when they are defending their attacks on the montage of trains going into tunnels.

THAT film

@fmf said
The Fokker was flying over the zoo where the canines and similar animals had been given automatic weapons because there had been threats from militant Julia Thingybob fans who have Russian/Israeli baddie accents, that's why they get people with nicer British accents to speak for them on UK Radio 4 when they are defending their attacks on the montage of trains going into tunnels.

Now I know why I was having trouble following the plot. Funny how all the baddies spokesmen talk like they were educated at Eaton.

@the-gravedigger said
With a machine gun. The dog with the machine gun was crucial to the plot.

Sorry, I draw a complete blank with the machine gun. I Musta been eating popcorn in that scene.

@moonbus said
Sorry, I draw a complete blank with the machine gun. I Musta been eating popcorn in that scene.

FMF thinks a fox had the machine gun.

@the-gravedigger said
FMF thinks a fox had the machine gun.

Actually, I said the machine gun was inside the fox.

@fmf said
Actually, I said the machine gun was inside the fox.

Well that would explain why I don’t remember seeing it. It’s too dark to see inside a fox. I don’t remember a lot of things I haven’t seen. But then again, I do remember a lot of things I haven’t seen too. Like that film with Julia Swizzlestick.

@divegeester said
Netflix.

Two thirds of the way through and I know the write-ups say the ending is crap, but it’s a tense watch for a low budget.

Julia Roberts is actually acting!

so bad it was good,started bad and got worse but in a positive way,THE END.Ps what Fox?

@david-burton said
so bad it was good,started bad and got worse but in a positive way,THE END.Ps what Fox?

Is your post an anagram or some other sort of puzzle?

@divegeester said
Is your post an anagram or some other sort of puzzle?

not at all my wife and I watched it last sunday,Basicly drawn in by what I thought was a good cast,alas it was worse than the critical reviews a real disapointment.

@moonbus said
Well that would explain why I don’t remember seeing it. It’s too dark to see inside a fox. I don’t remember a lot of things I haven’t seen. But then again, I do remember a lot of things I haven’t seen too. Like that film with Julia Swizzlestick.

It’s too dark to see inside a fox. 😆 😆 😆

@david-burton said
not at all my wife and I watched it last sunday,Basicly drawn in by what I thought was a good cast,alas it was worse than the critical reviews a real disapointment.

Thanks for deciphering your previous post.

I thought the movie was very well done.

@the-gravedigger said
It’s too dark to see inside a fox. 😆 😆 😆

I confess I stole that line from Johnny Carson. He was one of the most consistently funny people on tv, along with Jackie Gleason and Groucho Marx.

I’ll see if I can find the full skit in which that line occurs on YouTube.