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     Top 10 Greatest Food Fights in Movies

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     If you can’t eat him, do you still have to fight?🥢🤡🥗🔥🦞🥓

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2. www.youtube.com › watchLife (1999) - The Cornbread Fight Scene (1/10) | Movieclips

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   Aug 27, 2020 · Life - The Cornbread Fight: Ray (Eddie Murphy) tries to stop Claude (Martin Lawrence) from sharing his cornbread with Goldmouth (Michael Taliferro).

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3. www.thetakeout.com › 8-on-screen-food-fights-we8 On-Screen Food Fights We Want To Join - The Takeout

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   • Hook. The 1991 film Hook with Robin Williams is set in Neverland where children never grow up and pirates run wild. So, to add a fun-filled colorful food fight to the adventure is really just a cherry on top.
   • Matilda. The food fight in the 1996 film Matilda is more like a satisfying revenge scene than an actual fight. After enduring cruelty from an absolute monster of a principal, the Trunchbull, every child in the school starts pelting her with their boxed lunches.
   • Max Keeble’s Big Move. It might be a little morbid to describe it this way, but the movie Max Keeble’s Big Move basically answers the question, “What would you do if you had one day to live?”
   • Whip it! A coming of age story with some teenage rebellion and a roller derby team, the food fight scene in Whip it! shows that even adults can’t resist the opportunity to get messy.

4. www.youtube.com › watchHook: Imaginary Dinner and Food Fight Scene (Robin Williams)

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   Dec 27, 2022 · Peter Pan (Robin Williams) and the Lost Boys have dinner and an epic food fight battle. #Hook #RobinWilliams #movie #moviescenes #movieclips...more.

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5. www.vice.com › en › article15 of the Most Iconic Food Scenes from Classic Movies - VICE

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   Jul 30, 2018 · It’s no surprise that some of the most iconic moments in classic films—we’re using a loose pre-1990 definition of classic here—revolve around the acts of making and consuming food. Just in ...

6. www.thrillist.com › nation › best-movie-food-fightsBest Movie Food Fights - Thrillist

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   Nov 26, 2015 · The 9 Best Movie Food Fights. When intra-family political debates get too heated this Thanksgiving, remember: that spoonful of creamy mashed potatoes can always be weaponized as a diversion...

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7. www.mashed.com › 432522The Imaginary Food Scene In Hook, Explained - Mashed

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   Jun 9, 2021 · If you've ever seen the movie "Hook," you know how iconic the imaginary dinner party scene is. The actor who played Rufio explains it all.

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   Did the food fight scene really taste good?

   • Considering how memorable the iconic food fight scene is, it makes sense that the production team (led by director Steven Spielberg) put that much money towards making it all look good, but Basco told Complex it appeared as good as it tasted — and it was all real, even the rainbow-colored imaginary pie, which the actor described as thick Cool Whip.

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   Do people eat better with their mouth full?

   • One wipes crumbs from the mouth, one takes a sip of liquid. I have read the etiquette manuals; I do not talk with my mouth full. But on screen, people somehow eat… better. More dramatically. Without getting shreds of lettuce stuck in their teeth. Such superhuman precision confounds me.

   Chewing the scenery: How people eat in the movies - BBC

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   Is the eating scene in Tom Jones a grease-slicked foreplay?

   • The eating scene in Tom Jones (1963) is undoubtedly the ultimate expression of grease-slicked foreplay: Albert Finney and Joyce Redman tear into mounds of meat and slurp their oysters, licking fingers to express lust through gastronomic gusto in Tony Richardson’s adaptation of Henry Fielding’s 18th Century novel.

   Chewing the scenery: How people eat in the movies - BBC

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9. www.bbc.com › culture › articleChewing the scenery: How people eat in the movies - BBC

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   May 9, 2014 · Sumptuous food is one of cinema’s more attainable pleasures, as in the new comedy Chef, out now in the US. But the way people dine on film is highly unrealistic, argues Lisa Schwarzbaum. For a ...