I wonder when Ben would have his Sherlock Holmes 'A-ha' moment, as in:
'The door of my jeep hasn't been working properly since I came back to this small town.'
Thinks for a moment... then strokes his chin wisely.
'A-ha! I got it! There is something terribly wrong in this small town... in fact, against all the odds, there might soon be an infestation of vampires here...'
Pays his bill at Eva's and drives off into the sunrise, and - heaven's above - his jeep door is working once again.
All is right with the world once again - Well, with Ben Mears world, anyway.
He writes a bestseller, and later wins a Pulitzer - and never looks back.
Kind of a dull screenplay, though.
Cheers for now.
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stones78
8 years ago
TBH, I think it was an actual blooper that Hooper let stay, or am I getting confused?
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jangoq
8 years ago
It was a blooper Stones. I've decided rather than to judge some people's insanity, I now embrace them for the love of humanity and the common good.
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elmadman_99
8 years ago
I don't recall Ben ever mentioning to Straker about his jeep door! Did that actually happen, I mean does anyone else recall the scene?
Cheers for now,
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gary_overman
8 years ago
I don't recall Ben ever mentioning to Straker about his jeep door! Did that actually happen, I mean does anyone else recall the scene?
I just watched the film and I was especially watching for that when Ben was in the antique shop. Sorry stones; I did not see it.
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stones78
8 years ago
The gag's up...I tried to be cute, no scene exists:(
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jangoq
8 years ago
I noticed a latch on the door inside behind Ben's head. It's supposed to turn down and connect with the door. On the passenger side with Dr. Norton, it's turned down, showing that's it's latched tightly. I think it's automatically supposed to do that when the door is closed but wouldn't on the driver's side.
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