List of Nerd Triumphs by SkyPilot - Movie & Film Lists

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Nice punch, George! And I love that Marty gets to show his chops on guitar. Those McFly's are no slackers. A shout out to Doc Brown, too--you made it all possible.

Bottle Rocket

Wes Anderson (1996)

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Dignan, in jail: "We really did it, didn't we?" They sure did. With the right fifty-year plan Dignan could do a lot of good, so I hope he starts a company or non-profit or something. As a boss, he'd be even more fun than Steve Jobs.

Caddyshack

Harold Ramis (1980)

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Bill Murray and Rodney Dangerfield show that you don't have to be respected to have fun. "You are no gentleman," a woman says to Rodney. "Yeah, well I ain't no doorknob, either!" (What does that mean?)

Cop Land

James Mangold (1997)

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Nobody takes Stallone's Freddy seriously, but only Freddy has the guts to stand up for what he knows is right. Of all Stallone's movies, he comes closest to being a real hero in this one.

Freaks and Geeks [TV Series]

(1999)

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I love their community, their mutual encouragement--like in the episode when Seth Rogen finds out his girlfriend is androgynous. He still really cares about her, and his friends support him in staying with her.

Ghostbusters

Ivan Reitman (1984)

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Brainiac Egon, believer Ray, and the "poor scientist" Venkman step up to the plate when no one else will. Oh, don't forget Winston! (What did he do again?)

Good Night, and Good Luck.

George Clooney (2005)

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Edward R. Murrow doesn't know how to relax, but his good mind and integrity prove devastating against the unthinking prejudice of McCarthy-ite America.

Jurassic Park

Steven Spielberg (1993)

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A dreamer (John Hammond) had the vision to make it work; a mathematician (Ian Malcolm) could see how it would all break down; a paleontologist (Alan Grant) helped everyone survive in the meantime.

Magnolia

Paul Thomas Anderson (1999)