Thursday, December 24, 2009

A Christmas Story

Last night we watched the movie "A Christmas Story" It wasn't bad, but it did occur to me that it could have been a much better movie, if they had added a couple characters and a scene or two. They should have added a character, the kids aunt. Have her come over to visit. She could be using her married name, Sarah Connor. Bring her in the movie early, have her constantly bitching and moaning about her divorce, make the audience (and her family) hate her. Make her a real bitchy, pain in the ass. Then, out out of the blue, have Arnold Schwarzenegger come knock on the door. Boom Booom Boom! Sarah answers the door, "Sawah Connah?" asks Arnold, the Terminator Robot. "Why yes!" answers Sarah. BLAM BLAM BLAM! Arnold pumps about a hundred rounds into her, she flies across the room, blood and guts everywhere! Arnold walks back to his Harley, flips his shotgun into its holster, and rides off. Just like when he offs the first Sarah Connor in the first Terminator movie.
Then the movie could continue on as it does, without loosing anything! That scene would integrate seamlessly, and it would make 'A Christmas Story' a much better movie.
Then they could bury the aunt in the backyard, next to that cool frikkin' lamp.

3 Comments:

Anonymous Mad Bull said...

It might work, but remember, the police would get involved and the house would get ribboned off and then how would Santa deliver presents? We need to discuss this further. I like the way you're thinking though....

December 24, 2009 8:48 PM  
Blogger MarkD60 said...

Well, in the same movie the main character assaulted the bully, and left him bleeding on the street. The mother came, pulled her son off the victim, and walked away unconcerned. She didn't even check to see if the bleeding bully was ok. There were many witness's and no repercussions. Why would there have to be police involvement from the Terminator if nobody reported the crime?
It could work!

December 25, 2009 6:02 AM  
Blogger Chris H said...

I see why I didn't comment before on this post. But I felt sorry for you.. so HERE'S YOUR COMMENT!

December 28, 2009 4:09 PM  

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