Name That Movie!

[Crackpot]

Bill and Teds Bogus Journey

[Crackpot]

Wait Keanu Reeves and Hopper? Speed!

[Crackpot]

Pretty sure I know it now. (After enough research to disqualify me) I think you got the time frame slightly off. If I'm right many actors delivered great odd roles.

You know....the guy!

[Long Run]

Removed thought since it is too close to the answer after I looked it up.

[Big RR]

Not Bill/Ted or Speed; something a bit darker.

LR, I'm pretty sure the movie release date was in the mid 80s.

[Crackpot]

The one I'm thinking it is was released in 90. But the 90s really didn't start til '92

[BoSoxGal]

You're wrong then CP - the movie was released mid-80s.

[Crackpot]

Yeah I just looked it up I was right about one thing tho. I'll save the one I was thinking for later.

[Lord Jim]

Wait Keanu Reeves and Hopper? Speed!

This movie is the answer to the trivia question, "What was the other movie that featured Keanu Reeves and Dennis Hopper?"

[Long Run]

Wait Keanu Reeves and Hopper? Speed!

This movie is the answer to the trivia question, "What was the other movie that featured Keanu Reeves and Dennis Hopper?"

You know, the one that almost no one has ever heard of.

[Big RR]

I hate to think that's the case; with a production cost of just under $2 million, it grossed $4.6 million. Better than a lot of films.

[Big RR]

To move things along, one more hint: the film also starred Ione Skye (also in Say Anything ans Wayne's World0 and was, I believe her first film. It also starred a very young Crispin Glover (also in Back to the Future and Alice in Wonderland).

[Long Run]

I hate to think that's the case; with a production cost of just under $2 million, it grossed $4.6 million. Better than a lot of films.

I believe you if you tell me it is a good movie, but $4.6 million divided by $4 ticket = 1.15 million tickets purchased. If some people went more than once, pleased/stunned at the quality of the movie, then under 1 million saw it on the big screen. And, of course, some of those people have passed away since the 80's. Which means about 330 million people in our country didn't see it on the big screen. Based on your review, I wish it had rerun value anywhere approaching Speed, but I've never seen it or even seen it listed (and as Gob would point out, I, like many here, watch way too much television). If my memory holds, I will try to track it down in the digital void.

[Lord Jim]

I will try to track it down in the digital void.

I just did a quick check and Showtime's got it through the end of June...

[BoSoxGal]

I know this movie - without researching, although I did verify the release date - but I'm not answering because if you win, you have to play.

[Long Run]

I just did a quick check and Showtime's got it through the end of June...

Put me on the spot -- guess it's time to make use of the Showtime fee.

[Lord Jim]

I know this movie - without researching, although I did verify the release date - but I'm not answering because if you win, you have to play.

Well, you can always pass your turn to someone else...

(I passed a turn to Ray once...I'd pass one to Kristina, but she's not around regularly...)

I didn't remember the quotes, (I had heard of it, but I've never seen it) I remembered the title from the Hopper - Reeves connection...

[Lord Jim]

guess it's time to make use of the Showtime fee.

You don't watch Homeland?

(Season six just wrapped up a week ago)

[Long Run]

Yes, but it hardly merits the cost for most of the recent seasons. Now, Ray Donovan is worth something.

[Econoline]

Got it, from the clues and the wrong guesses: River's Edge (Never saw it, though.)