Connections

Reviewed.

Clip shown in Film Beat

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Jakob Stegelmann mentions the upcoming film in the news section + clip shown

Shawn Michaels claims that Lex Luger is in this movie.

A still is shown for the "In Current Release" bumper. Thumb up from Siskel; thumbs down from Ebert.

Mentioned during the monologue as well as Film Beat.

Referenced during the "Billy Madison" review.

When Lloyd presents Harry with the cup of coffee laced with TurboLax, he says: - To my friend Harry, the matchmaker. A line not unlike: - To my friend George, the richest man in town. Also, Auld Lang Syne is playing quietly in the background

Llyod references the line "a flight of swallows winging their way back to Capistrano"

Spoofed with Harry and Lloyd in the roles of Tweedle Dumb and Tweedle Dumber

The fight between Brett Hall and Jared Robinson mimics several moments, moves, and actor noises from the restaurant fight in Dumb and Dumber.

Scene is spoofed.

The phrase "Dumb or Drummer" in Catherine Frensky's "The Inquirer" is a play on the popular 1994 movie starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels.

Cameron Diaz and Christina Applegate dress in Jim Carrey's and Jeff Daniels' tuxedos during the fashion montage

Lloyd cackles like Miss Gulch/The Wicked Witch on his bicycle, there is also the same music playing.

When Lloyd is getting drunk at the bar by himself while he is waiting for Mary, there is a scene where his mannerisms ape those of Jack Torrance when Jack is alone at the bar in the ballroom of the Overlook hotel. When Lloyd leaves the bar, he also notices a framed newspaper story about the Apollo 11 moon landing, and exclaims "We landed on the moon!"

Mockingbird song while driving