I think my son and I just found a new favorite movie!

Broadstruck

I was looking for something "on demand" earlier today to watch with Broadstruck Jr.

Well I was hooked from the get go and we both had lots of laughs throughout.

Don't have a child to view this with... Just invite Saintguru over!

I selected Getting Even With Dad and here's the beginning clip link courtesy of youtube.

pontiacinf

thank god thats fiction cause that 20-S saint was horribly pitted and yet the fictious
PCGS gave it a 65 LOL

if it wasnt fiction it would be slander

Dentuck

LOL! At 9:59 we get a glimpse of a hobby periodical, Numismatist Weekly, and there's a glaring typo in the headline:

COIN HORDE FOUND IN TRUNK

That, of course, should be HOARD.

Broadstruck

<< <i>thank god thats fiction cause that 20-S saint was horribly pitted and yet the fictious
PCGS gave it a 65 LOL

if it wasnt fiction it would be slander >>




Yeah I actually ran the slab numbers 7442077 via cert verification

19Lyds

Us coin freaks look at the details such as the price list in the beginning.

1923 Silver Dollar Peace MS64 $2,100 Wear ?
1881-S Silver Dollar Morgan MS65 $25,000 Frosty ?

Oh well.

I can see why it drew your attention given the subject matter! Hell, I'd watch it!

WTCG

I faintly recall seeing that movie in a theater in 8th grade while on a "date" with a girl. I don't remember the coins nor the plot in detail, but I do recall the movie being quite awful.

CoinJunkie

Heh, only in Hollywood is PCGS in San Francisco...

Broadstruck, if that's your favorite movie........................ you need to see more movies!

Broadstruck

<< <i>Broadstruck, if that's your favorite movie........................ you need to see more movies! >>



CoinJunkie, When you've been put through watching Cars or Kung Fu Panda 500+ times ANYTHING else is like a breath of fresh air!

notwilight

<< <i>I faintly recall seeing that movie in a theater in 8th grade while on a "date" with a girl. I don't remember the coins nor the plot in detail, but I do recall the movie being quite awful. >>



I don't recall anything about this movie but I will say that I do not remember even the faintest detail about any movie I saw on a date before I was 25. --Jerry

lordmarcovan

Cool, thanks!

Wait'll WillieBoyd2 sees this. I'll PM him. Y'know how he collects screenshots from coins in movies.

commoncents05

FWIW, you can watch the whole movie on YouTube. That clip linked is 1 of 11, just watch the other 10, and there you go.

-Paul

ricko

Coin movies?? Really?? Hmmmm.... some of us may be a tad too focused.... Cheers, RickO

WillieBoyd2

I will check it out for my "Coins in Movies" website and if I like the film I will add it to the website.

Broadstruck

<< <i>I will check it out for my "Coins in Movies" website and if I like the film I will add it to the website.

>>



WillieBoyd2, The 2009 released horror flick titled "Drag Me To Hell" has a 1929 Standing Liberty Quarter mentioned a few times throughout the movie.