Movies That Didn’t Actually Happen • Page 154

Bateman directed The Family Fang, if I'm not mistaken.

 

Wait


WHAT

 

Comedy Central getting into original movies in 2023 is wild

 

It’s so weird that they’ll show nothing but Office and Parks and Rec reruns and then be like “Oh yeah, we also made a couple of movies.”

 

Is it just "content" to throw on Paramount Plus?

 

is The Family Fang a prequel to The Family Stone or is that the joke

 

Sucks to be Kylie Bunbury and be fully on the poster but not in the billing.

 

I saw the "Office Race" listing on my cable guide last night and assumed it was just some weird new CC show haha

 

Sounds too similar to Office Space

 

I think my favorite thing about Office Race is that it came out yesterday apparently

 

Inspired by the latest Nintendo Online update.

 

I am pretty sure I saw that

 

You think you did, but I guarantee you are mistaken.

 

I never saw that movie. But the trailer for it was on some vhs I had that I would watch all the time.

 

This absolutely does not belong in here.

 

It also won a golden globe for best original song.

 

@Penlab I like you but that is a terrible inclusion for this thread lol. Absolutely fantastic film. Ruber was terrifying; I have literally used the griffin's "Precisely" gif within the last three days; Steve Perry's "United We Stand" was a foundational influence for a lifetime of fantasy writing for me; and, oh yeah, the vocalist (Andrea Corr) of my favorite band (The Corrs) sings a pair of songs on an already great soundtrack.

 

I mean, the movie was a flop both critically and financially. And it's my experience that I have never heard anyone reference the movie for any reason.

Like, all of the movies we talk about in this thread really exist and people have seen them regardless of the thread's premise, so to call one film out is ludicrous.

 

Are you suggesting the cast disqualifies it from this thread? Cause doesn’t every movie we post here have random casts of known/good actors? Isn't that the whole point?

 

No, I just thought the cast was fascinating.

I thought the point of this thread was for seemingly obscure movies from popular actors no one saw, but tons of people saw Quest For Camelot and still watch it today regardless of how bad it was at the time or how much of a flop it was.

 

I’ve personally never heard of it and this thread is supposed to cater to me so I’ll allow it.

 

This was the very first post that describes the intent of this thread.

This was the next post and immediately I disagree with it's inclusion.

This one I think fits.

This one definitely fits.

These do not fit in my opinion. (The first one was Rat Race), but the image gets broken for some reason)

 

Prove Quest For Camelot is watched by lots of people. Is it popular on streaming? Did it do well in DVD sales?

Listen, I'm not judging or trying to offend people who liked the movie, but let's be realistic.