Meat quoted in movies?
 

Came across this thought:

Do you know of any movies out there, where the actors are talking about Meat or his music?

In the movie Mortal Kombat: Anihilation, the character Jax says in one scene "It took off like a bat out of hell." It mightn't be an obvious reference but I couldn't help to think of the song when I heard this line.

i was was watching notting hill a few weeks back and in one scene hugh grant and julia roberts are in bed and talk about breasts. and then hugh comes completely unexpected with this line: "Well, Meat Loaf has two very impressive ones" (or somethin similiar)... you should have seen my face :lol:

In the movie "Jeepers Creepers", after the creature is killed, a guy opens an exibit that's sign reads.. "Come on in and see...The Bat Out of Hell". Which I thought was kind of cool. :)

J.

In the show, the critic, a episode has people auditioning for a movie and a fat guy can't get on stage, so they use a crane. The Critic (John Levitt's voice), seeing this, states "well, here comes Meat Loaf"

I was in Tears. :lol:

In "Love Actually" there's a coversation explaining how there's someone out there for everyone, which prompted "Even Meat Loaf must have been laid sometime"

In "Bean" there´s a kid saying: "Hey, what's wrong with Meat Loaf's butt?"

Yeah Paul Nichols is telling his family Bean will be staying with them, and his daughter is saying 'I bet he's ugly', and Nichols eventually has enough and goes sarcastically 'OK! So he's gonna look like Meat Loaf's butt!', then the boy says above.:shock:

He was mentioning in "Since You were Gone" on BBC1 last friday:

Nicholas Lyndhurst plays the dad allowing his kids to have a party while he takes his former mother in law out of the way of it.

Whilst laying down the rules he says : "And no borrowing my cd's for it"
To which his kids reply "No Meat Loaf - My god, we'll have to cancel the party"

I think this may have been sarcasm!

the film with a painted Bat Out Of Hell van in it

Either American Gigaloo or Breathless (Richard Gere is just coming up the subway steps)

Richard Curtis mentions Meat Loaf in his screenplays on a regular basis.

meat loaf mentioned on soccer am this morning talking about songs they do on karooke

Wasn't ML Metioned in Leap of Faith when Paraadise was playing on the radio...think Steve Martin sang a bit of the song I could be wrong

yeah but he was also in the film so does that count?

I don't know...sort of like saying Dead Ringer...don't know really....What Counts?

dunno - i was watching Scrubs the other day and one of the patients started singing anything for love! i know thats not a movie but hey....!

yeah, saw that too! was kinda shocked....


As to what counts and what doesnt:
I think it counts when the person who said it, had the intention of saying something about ML, not?

series two finale of Pheonix Nights - Stars In Their Eyes - hilarious

Oh that's hilarious, can't believe I forgot that one!! :lol:

It was the entrance on the pizza delivery moped that did it for me!!!!

would anybody so kind and explain the scene?:confused:

There's a British stand up comdian, Peter Kay, who wrote his own series about a really tacky social club. They had some kind of fund-raising thing in one episode and a guy being Meat rode onto the stage on a pizza delivery moped to look like BOOH - really funny

In men behaving badly there is a karaoke night and this old woman sing's i think dead ringer!

And in one episode in the auditions at the end an old couple are dancing to AFL played on an electric organ!!! Its so bad it takes a while to recognise it!! Really really funny series!!

Ohh I never saw that!

OK...this has nothing to do with movies...and yet...don't want to leave this out...

Started reading Jonathan Kellerman's Therapy. 2 references to Meat/Steinman before page 50! I was impressed.

1. Seize the night
2. They say...one out of two ain't bad...although not a direct quote...more than a direct reference!

the episode where two old people ballroom dancing on peter kay phoenix nights was actually bat out of hell

Heard an advert today on Capital Radio......
Man asks woman what music she wants to listen to during supper. She lists a whole load of baby orientated songsand ends up saying 'and anything by the Sugarbabies'. The man replies 'What about Bat out of Hell?'
The advert was for Senatogen Pro-Natal (somehting you take before you become pregnant to help the baby).

Episode of ER titled 'I don't' (where Abbey and Luca get married) Luca surprises Abbey with the wedding and she says, referring to the venue, it is 'like being married in a Meatloaf video'.

Great idea for a themed wedding!