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Yep, that's the one! I recommend everyone watch it, it's a really fun, silly swapped-at-birth farce. That shot is the final gag of the movie where everything's sorted out and then the bum who's been drunkenly confused by the goings-on throughout the movie bumps into his own previously unseen identical twin. THEN there's a mid-credit scene that goes even further. It's great! Also, Herrmann is fantastic in it, and it also has Fred Ward, Michael Gross and a young Seth Green.

Anyway, your go!

Right?

Okay, here's another shot:

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No to all of those (though Overboard is the name of the film you're thinking of, Snarky - it recently got a gender-swapped remake!).

Nope.

Ahhh, that's why I was initially going sci-fi, because it looked like a strangely beefy, Judge Dreddy type motorcycle.

Pleased I got that, it's a great movie. I recently got it on blu-ray, looks great.

Okayyyyy, let's see... here's one with an obvious link to previous:

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[Lost Boys]

Red Dawn?

Wait! Motorbike! By the water! A high shot of a parking lot! Is it Lost Boys?

Escape From New York?

Hmm, American flags, dystopian feel, CCTV type footage. Is it a Purge movie? I'm guessing one of the middle two as it's not the first one and the latest one is too soon for NC to be making videos on specific scenes...

Ghost Rider?

While we're waiting for Mandle's new shot, I'll indulge in more nitpickery (spoilered so no one feels obliged to read it:

Spoiler

He was born as a human in 1946, not as an ectoplasmic gas thing. Also, "German and bossy" does not equal Nazi!

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Correct! Though I don't remember anything about him being an ex-Nazi and can't find anything about it online. In the comics he was born in 1946, apparently...

Yeah, I can't bring myself to watch his movies as I really dislike Family Guy. I had heard about that Doc Brown cameo, though!

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Ah, what was going to be my original guess, then:

A Million Ways to Die in the West

The Adventures of Mickey Matson and the Copperhead Treasure?

Ha ha, nice try, josiah1221!

Correct!

No. The Mask is much closer in terms of release date. You may also want to pay attention to the midriff of the silhouette on the left...

Here's another pic:

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Ohhh, you mean the 1994 Jim Carrey comedy classic? With Cameron Diaz? Where she does a big retro musical number?

No, it's not that.

Mask?

No. Although that did star Cher, it didn't have any musical numbers. It is rather a touching true-life drama about a boy who had craniodiaphyseal dysplasia.