Album: Movies?!

Description: The Chosen One, played by Steve Oedekerk, punches through a man in the comedy, "Kung Pow: Enter the Fist"

Description: Alyssa Jones, played by Joey Lauren Adams, shows her tongue length in Kevin Smith's comedy, "Chasing Amy"

Description: Liam Neeson bought Trix in the Seth Macfarlane comedy, "Ted", and he paid for it with blood.

Description: Roddy Piper is spotted with sunglasses in the John Carpenter classic, "They Live"

Description: Samwise Gamgee says "Potatoes" with conviction in Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" with Sean Astin.

Description: Dr. Zaius, orangutan politician and member of the Ape National Assembly, is very loved in "Planet of the Apes: the Musical", with Maurice Evans.

Description: Chief Brody, played by Roy Scheider, give his one-liner to blow up Bruce the Shark in Steven Spielberg's classic, "JAWS"

Description: Chad, played by Brad Pitt, does the finger snap dance in the Coen Brothers 2008 comedy, "Burn After Reading"

Description: Tommy DeVito's initiation ceremony doesn't go as planned in Martin Scorsese's classic, "Goodfellas," with Joe Pesci and Robert DeNiro

Description: Rod Kimble, played by Andy Sandberg, says "Cool Beans" a lot in the 2007 comedy, "Hot Rod"

Description: The Thing imitates Bennings, played by Peter Maloney, in John Carpenter's horror classic, "The Thing"

Description: Osbourne Cox, played by John Malkovich, feels his firing is politic, and don't tell him it's not. From the Coen Brothers comedy, "Burn After Reading"

Description: Jamie Lee Curtis thinks she is the Cryptkeeper in 2003's "Freaky Friday", with Lindsay Lohan

Description: Arthur Leigh Allen, played by John Carroll Lynch, is not the Zodiac killer in David Fincher's 2007 true crime drama, "Zodiac"

Description: Mr. Wilson's dentures need replacing in the 90's family comedy, "Dennis the Menace"

Description: Korben Dallas and Leeloo go traveling in Luc Besson's sci fi film, "The Fifth Element"

Description: Beth, played by Alex Reid, has a night vision encounter with a monster in Neil Marshall's creature feature, "The Descent"

Description: Lincoln Hawk, played by Sylvestor Stallone, describes what happens when he turns his hat backwards before a comptetion in 1987's "Over The Top"

Description: The Sheriff of Nottingham, played by Alan Rickman, wants to cut Robin's heart out with a dull spoon in 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves," with Kevin Costner

Description: Artax, the stupid horse, sinks into the swamp of sadness in the 1984 fantasy film, "The Neverending Story"

Description: Sheriff Gus, played by Clancy Brown, gives an inspiring quote in the 1992 horror sequel, "Pet Sematary Two"

Description: Reese Witherspoon tries to make Ryan Phillippe smile in the 1999 sexy drama, "Cruel Intentions"

Description: A Talk Show guest is OFFENDED when a bug is mentioned to have a brain in Paul Verhoeven's sci-fi war movie, "Starship Troopers"

Description: Frank "Bulletproof" McBain, played by Gary Busey, calls Danny Trejo a BUTTHORN in the 1988 action film, "Bulletproof"

Description: Cinematographer Antlers Holst, played by Michael Wincott, gets the shot in Jordan Peele's "NOPE"

Description: The death of Steven Seagal's character in the 1996 thriller, "Executive Decision", as he flys out the top of a stealth bomber.

Description: Justin Long tells Brandon Routh, "I will be your Sherpa up the mountain of gayness" in Kevin Smith's raunchy comedy, "Zack and Miri Make a Porno"

Description: T-1000 kills Lewis, played by Don & Dan Stanton, known professionally as the Stanton Twins, in James Cameron's "Terminator 2: Judgment Day"

Description: "You’ve got to remember that these are just simple farmers. These are people of the land. The common clay of the new West. You know—morons.” From the Mel Brooks 70's comedy, "Blazing Saddles"

Description: They never did find Ringo.

Description: Dad Meiks, played by Bill Paxton, with his axe in his 2001 directorial debut, "Frailty"

Description: Quint and Hooper toast to each other's legs in the 1975 Steven Spielberg classic, "JAWS", with Robert Shaw and Richard Dreyfuss.

Description: Ernie Henderson, played by Joshua Rudoy, warns his sister of the dangers out there in the 1987 comedy, "Harry and the Hendersons"

Description: Ray 'Bones' Barboni, played by Dennis Farina, gets E.G. and I.E. confused and lashes out at Chili Palmer in the comedy, "Get Shorty"

Description: Harry and Sally do silly voices in Rob Reiner's comedy, "When Harry Met Sally," with Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan

Description: Blues musician, Delta Slim, shat himself in Ryan Coogler's 2025 horror film, "Sinners"