Gremlins 2 - La nuova stirpe

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The end credits state that the song "Bombers in the Sky" by Thompson Twins was used in this movie. M [...]	D
The character of Grandpa Fred was based on Al Lewis' character (Grandpa Munster) in the television s [...]	D
The guy getting munched on by Mohawk is Archie Hahn, an American actor and comedian who appeared on [...]	D
Footage of the on-set clapperboards show that the film was shot under the cover title "Monolith".	D
Clamp's automatic office doors open and sound the same as the doors of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-170 [...]	D
Chuck Jones, who co directed the film, starred as Mr. Jones in the original 1984 film Gremlins.	D
Kenneth Tobey (Projectionist) and Christopher Lee (Doctor Catheter) both appeared in film adaptation [...]	D
With the intervening advancements in special effects technology from Gremlins (1984), the gremlins a [...]	D
Joe Dante: [Classic Warner Bros. cartoon sound effects.]	D
In a deleted scene, the Gremlins release all of the animals in the "Splice o' Life" lab. During the [...]	D
The novelization was written by David Bischoff. As in the movie, there is a split in the narrative w [...]	D
Suggested by director Jonathan Kaplan, director Joe Dante hired Charles S. Haas to write the screenp [...]	D
A gag that's made clear in the movie's tie-in novelization, but perhaps can be missed on the big scr [...]	D
The mother scolding the theater manager regarding the movie's inappropriate tone for children was ba [...]	D
In a deleted scene, three of the main gremlins (George, Lenny, and Daffy) sneaking into Grandpa Fred [...]	D
The face of one of the Gremlins, the one who turns on the microwave during the cooking segment, was [...]	D
In the scene where they go to the Canadian restaurant, the phrase "Gretzky party of six, eh" can be [...]	D
Julia Sweeney: As Peggy, the "Splice o' Life" lab receptionist.	D
There's a scene where a voice says "You know, I've been thinking, Mr. Clamp would make a great Presi [...]	D
Leonard Maltin appears as himself repeating his criticisms of Gremlins (1984) while he holds a video [...]	D
Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck appearing in the Looney Tunes opening was to set the tone for this movie a [...]	D
The thirty-first most successful movie of 1990 (as opposed to Gremlins (1984) which ranked number fo [...]	D
Scenes from It's a Wonderful Life (1946) can be seen on one of the screens in Clamp's (John Glover's [...]	D
Official merchandise for the film has revealed that the other Mogwai/Gremlins are named Daffy (the h [...]	D
The production only filmed in New York for a handful of days. Here, Daniel Clamp's secret exit depos [...]	D
The filmmakers chose John Rambo as the character that Gizmo was going to imitate in this movie. Sylv [...]	D
Henry Gibson: As the employee fired by Forster, for taking an unauthorized break.	D
John Astin: As the janitor, who tries to repair the water fountain.	D
After Gremlins (1984) became such a surprise success, Warner Bros. immediately wanted a sequel, but [...]	D
The trailer was narrated by Percy Rodrigues.	D
Composer Jerry Goldsmith also wrote the music for the Rambo film series, including Rambo (1982). Joh [...]	D
The opening aerial shot of New York City was stock footage from Superman IV (1987).	D
The Clamp security team questioning Billy about the rules was directly inspired by questions Joe Dan [...]	D
By the time of this movie's theatrical release in June of 1990, despite wearing the WWF Championship [...]	D
Look closely and you can see that Clamp's corner office is so high it's above the clouds.	D
As the Bat Gremlin crashes through the wall, escaping into the city, it leaves a hole in the shape o [...]	D
At one point in this movie, director Joe Dante attempted to involve his audience in the story by mak [...]	D
John Astin's stepson Sean Astin appeared in I Goonies (1985), also produced by Steven Spielberg. Gre [...]	D
The opening shots introduce us to the film's setting: New York. Or, more pertinently, Metropolis , f [...]	D
A billboard of Fa' la cosa giusta (1989) can be seen in the scene in Times Square, next to Burger Ki [...]	D
Most likely unintentional, but this isn't the first time Tony Randall voices a goblin-like creature.	D
In a corridor of the Clamp Tower, one nameplate says "Dr. Quatermass". Quatermass is the main charac [...]	D
In the scene where Mohawk drinks a potion which enables him to change into a centauroid spider, the [...]	D
The movie that the gremlins George and Lenny are watching in the systems control center is Il risveg [...]	D
The Brain Gremlin's speech about the formula designed to nullify Gremlins' allergy to bright light w [...]	D
Chuck Jones, who was the uncredited director of the animated segments in Gremlins 2, is the creator [...]	D
George's face is modeled after Edward G. Robinson while his name and behavior are a reference to Geo [...]	D
When Gizmo first sees the janitor (John Astin), he says "Gomez", referring to La famiglia Addams (19 [...]	D
Director Joe Dante prefers this movie to Gremlins (1984).	D
Leonard Maltin: As himself giving a review for Gremlins (1984).	D
The movie that Grandpa Fred (Robert Prosky) presents in his show as "The Attack of the Octopus Peopl [...]	D
Among the changes in the original script was that Daniel Clamp (John Glover) evolved from being the [...]	D
When Sir Christopher Lee was cast in this movie, one of the first things he did was apologize to dir [...]	D
The same year, Robert Picardo did voice work on the Arnold Schwarzenegger science fiction action thr [...]	D
In the novelization for Piramide di paura (1985), the inventor, Waxflatter, hallucinates gremlins sa [...]	D
In the original script, Randall Peltzer was to return after the gremlins were killed at the end, and [...]	D
Another nod to the first movie, and another subversion of the original as Phoebe Cates is surprised [...]	D
At one point, one of the ideas for the ending of the movie was that the gremlins were supposed to be [...]	D
Jerry Goldsmith's final cameo appearance in a theatrical movie.	D
The Futtermans (Dick Miller and Jackie Joseph) visit a cathedral called The Cathedral of St. Eva Mar [...]	D
At 9 mins.) The tour guide is played by Daryl Hannah's sister Page.	D
The brain in a jar belongs to W.H. Donovan. The same W.H. Donovan from Curt Siodmak's classic 1942 s [...]	D
In a deleted scene, Dr. Catheter (Sir Christopher Lee) examines a bat injected with the sunblock sol [...]	D
Lenny's name and behavior are a reference to Lenny from Of Mice & Men. His voice, buckteeth and laug [...]	D
Unlike the PG-rated predecessor, the Motion Picture Association of America rated this movie PG-13. G [...]	D
The twin brother scientists in the movie were named Martin and Lewis, a reference to the famous Jerr [...]	D
In a corridor of the Clamp Tower, one nameplate says "Vectorscope Labs". This is a reference to the [...]	D
For the special effects, director Joe Dante turned to Rick Baker when Chris Walas and Rob Bottin had [...]	D
Rick Ducommun (Clamp Center Security Guard) and Henry Gibson (Employee Fired For Smoking) previously [...]	D
WILHELM SCREAM: As a victim is covered in gremlins and he falls off of a ledge.	D
The original version of this movie was longer, but executive producer Steven Spielberg, after the fi [...]	D
This movie is about gremlins taking over a building, and in one scene, Gizmo imitates John Rambo. Sy [...]	D
Hulk Hogan: As himself (in the original theatrical release).	D
Daniel Clamp is modeled after Donald Trump.	D
When Keye Luke (Mr Wing) realised that his character was to die in this movie he said "remember, in [...]	D
Jerry Goldsmith: Alongside his wife Carol Heather Goldsmith, as customers at the frozen yogurt count [...]	D
Immediately after Billy electrocutes the gremlins in the lobby, a musical quote from the "Dies Irae" [...]	D
The song Gizmo dances to is Fats Domino's I'm Ready, but it was initially going to be Billy Idol's D [...]	D
This movie became the second Steven Spielberg project to involve Looney Tunes characters, the first [...]	D
Director Joe Dante told Cahiers du CinÃ©ma in 1990 that Warner Bros. opened this movie directly op [...]	D
The scene where Gizmo dances to "I'm Ready" by Fats Domino was originally supposed to feature "Danci [...]	D
Director Joe Dante claimed that the gremlins musical number is a shameless steal from the movie Abba [...]	D
The idea that cable networks might have messages prepared to air at the end of the world may seem da [...]	D
Joe Dante: As the director of Grandpa Fred's show. Also the voice of Microwave Marge's director.	D
Originally, executive producer Steven Spielberg wanted to cut the scene when a boy crosses the "Poli [...]	D
The novelization names Christopher Lee's character as Dr. Cushing Catheter. This is also a Shout-Out [...]	D
The uplifting end of the world video scene was included by the filmmakers when they found out that o [...]	D
Charles S. Haas: (The screenwriter) as Casper, Dr. Catheter's assistant.	D
Tim Curry was considered for the voice of the Brain Gremlin.	D
George is instantly distrustful of a microwave, in a clever nod to the first film.	D
Aside from Mohawk, the other three Mogwai created from Gizmo are called George, Lenny, and Daffy (th [...]	D
Ranked #33 in Empire Magazine's "50 Greatest Ever Movie Sequels" (2009).	D
Daniel Clamp is a parody of New York City billionaire (and President) Donald J. Trump, with media as [...]	D
Keye Luke, who plays Gizmo's owner, Mr. Wing, would make just one more movie after this, appearing i [...]	D
John Hora, the director of photography (who made his screen acting debut on Salto nel buio (1987), a [...]	D
Dean Norris appears as a SWAT agent and Raymond Cruz as a messenger but they never share screen. Yea [...]	D
In the cartoon intro, Daffy Duck says to Bugs: "Fifty years of you hogging the spotlight is enough." [...]	D
After Salto nel buio (1987), this movie marked the fourth collaboration between director Joe Dante a [...]	D
Invasion of the body snatchers was the film that gizmo watches in the original, in this film a scien [...]	D
Gizmo refers to Mr. Wing as "Keye Luke", which is, of course, the actor's real name.	D
Our first look at Clamp Centre, Daniel Clamp's glistening megalith in New York. The Clamp sign is no [...]	D
Haviland Morris, who plays Billy's corporate-climbing boss Marla Bloodstone, is now a real estate br [...]	D
For the Italian version of the movie, notorious Italian art critic Vittorio Sgarbi gave his voice to [...]	D
This movie is bookended by animated segments featuring Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. Director Joe Dante [...]	D
Robert Picardo controlled Greta, the "female" gremlin when it was attached to him instead of the pup [...]	D
Joe Dante said during a 2018 interview that he didn't want to do a sequel because he didn't see a re [...]	D
The letter being shredded by Clamp's secretary, is from the Vice-President of the United States, tha [...]	D
There is a sample of the action music from L'erba del vicino (1989), also directed by Joe Dante and [...]	D
Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck appeared at the beginning of this movie and again during the end credits.	D
Among Billy's possessions: a copy of Batman And The Outsiders, a comic book that ran for just 46 iss [...]	D
At 1hr 20 mins.) During filming of this scene, Dick Miller fell down one of the holes in the set whe [...]	D
In the original opening of this movie, Bugs Bunny tells Daffy Duck that he has been promoted to an e [...]	D
As the clocks are put forward, Joe Dante tracks in on a clock and a picture of a young baby. This is [...]	D
Daffy sitting on top of a model with biplanes buzzing around his head is a King Kong reference.	D
When Kate arrives to Billy's office looking for Gizmo, she finds mogwai Daffy on the top of the Clam [...]	D
Bubba Smith: As himself, trying to save Dick Butkus, who is attacked at the salad bar.	D
Now Playing Podcast reviewed Gremlins 2: The New Batch. This film received three "recommends".	D
Along with Alice (1990), this marks as one of Keye Luke's final films.	D
Brain Gremlin was interviewed about the movie by Ross King in the Saturday Morning show 8:15 from Ma [...]	D
When this movie made its debut on home video, the filmmakers altered the film-breaking scene, to mak [...]	D
The film was released in 1990, but a quick glimpse of a poster for Spike Lee's Do The Right Thing in [...]	D
Sir Christopher Lee appeared with John Astin's stepson Sean Astin and granddaughter Ali Astin in The [...]	D
Chris Columbus was unavailable to write the script due to him directing Mamma, ho perso l'aereo (199 [...]	D
When one of the gremlins has Billy tied to the dentist chair and is about to drill/torture him, the [...]	D
The genetics lab subplot came from the need to have different Gremlins for Rick Baker to strut his f [...]	D
Chris Walas, who created the Gremlins in the first movie, declined the opportunity to create them ag [...]	D
Chuck Jones was lured out of retirement to provide the cartoon segment in this movie.	D
At one point there was going to be an Elephant Gremlin, but that idea was dropped.	D
There are different two scenes used in the movie when the film is interrupted by the pesky gremlins [...]	D
The scene where the organ-playing phantom Gremlin is unmasked, is an exact replica of the scene from [...]	D
Several gremlins hiccuping are archive recordings of Mel Blanc's hiccups from various Looney Tunes s [...]	D
Mohawk was a re-creation of Stripe from Gremlins (1984), and was voiced by the same actor.	D
Jason Presson: Alex, the yogurt jerk.	D
It's revealed that Mr and Mrs Futterman survived the snow plough incident from the first movie.	D
Most of the scenes where Gizmo (or the other mogwai) were on their own, were filmed with double scal [...]	D
33 mins.) That machine is the orange plumping machine from the previous film. And seconds earlier th [...]	D
At 41 mins.) This Gizmo puppet was specially constructed so that it would wave its arms and legs as [...]	D
At one point, director Joe Dante, producer Michael Finnell, executive producer Steven Spielberg, and [...]	D
The voice of the building is Neil Ross, a London-born voiceover artist.	D
When Billy is trying to explain the rules regarding the mogwai to Forster's staff, they find them qu [...]	D

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Daffy, George and Lennie all are able to attack and terrify Microwave Marge under bright studio ligh [...]	D
When Gizmo falls down the air duct and lands to find all the hatched Gremlin cocoons, just before he [...]	D
When Daffy attacks Microwave Marge, he emerges from a pot filled with vegetables and broth, which wa [...]	D
In the 44th minute, a gremlin grabs the Mogwai and pulls him behind a wall. Then, inexplicably, the [...]	D
When Daniel Clamp makes an appearance in Billy Peltzer's office block, he walks off to the right to [...]	D
When Mr. Futterman wrestles the bat gremlin, the gremlin deeply scratches Mr. Futterman's head, draw [...]	D
The only adults who the Gremlins don't attack are Grandpa Fred and Mr Katsuji, and Grandpa Fred does [...]	D
Two versions of the film exist (see "alternate versions"). While the home video version does not inc [...]	D
When the main Gremlins are in the toy store the big toothed Gremlin pops up holding a puppet, but yo [...]	D
When one of the gremlins picks up the brain hormone beaker and tips it up to drink from it, the liqu [...]	D
In the 43rd minute, a cleaner is dry mopping a carpet which makes little sense.	D
During Kate's story about Lincoln's birthday, actor Zach Galligan, who plays Billy can be seen tryin [...]	D
When the gremlins store pots and pans of steel in the microwave, they turn it on and it explodes. Th [...]	D
The microwave's red display switches between 9:20 and no display at all when the Gremlins are throwi [...]	D
When Mohawk gets to Dr. Catheter's assault weapon cache, he fires a sub-machine gun at Billy; the so [...]	D
When a Gremlin puts a mousetrap in Clamp's secretary's cheese sandwich, there's a noticeable cut bef [...]	D
Throughout the movie Kate's stockings keep changing colour. For example at one time she steps in to [...]	D
When Billy and Mr. Clamp come up with the idea to fool the Gremlins into thinking the sun has gone d [...]	D
After being terrified by George and Lennie, Microwave Marge grabs the bottle of Sherry next to Daffy [...]	D
When Mogwai Daffy is biting the guard's nose, the guard's hat falls off. Moments later, it is back o [...]	D
Although sunlight and bright light is supposed to be deadly to Mogwais, at the start of the film Giz [...]	D

Frase

Dr. Catheter: We can't let them get away. All they [...]	D
Daffy the Gremlin: Second floor, lingerie.	D
Mr. Wing: A man can always agree with others. It i [...]	D
Brain Gremlin: I wanna talk a little bit about wha [...]	D
Daffy Duck: Well, if I'm not gonna star in this ca [...]	D
Daniel Clamp: Marla? Marla Bloodstone: Yes, sir? [...]	D
Daniel Clamp: [to Grandpa, dressed as Dracula] I'm [...]	D
Marla Bloodstone: It's a total suicide, red-alert, [...]	D
Gremlins: [grabbing Kate's legs] Make a Wish!	D
Leonard Maltin: Hi. I'm Leonard Maltin, and this - [...]	D
Gremlin #1: [repeated phrase while on telephone in [...]	D
Daffy Duck: Patently ridiculous.	D
Building Announcement: Fire: The Untamed Element, [...]	D
Forster: Peltzer, you're having a psychotic episod [...]	D
Marla Bloodstone: Billy, this attitude doesn't wor [...]	D
Yogurt Customer #1: [Screaming] It's a rat. Yogur [...]	D
Murray Futterman: We can't give up now. Washington [...]	D
[News reporters are being kept out of the Clamp bu [...]	D
Peggy, the Lab Receptionist: Dr. Catheter, this ju [...]	D
Daffy the Gremlin: [armed with drill] Is it safe?	D
Brain Gremlin: [on the phone] Yes, I'd say it's a [...]	D
Hulk Hogan: Gremlins? In this theater? Now?	D
Dr. Catheter: [after a gremlin drinks the brain fo [...]	D
Brain Gremlin: The city so nice they named it twic [...]	D
[Gizmo is dressed like Rambo] Kate Beringer: What [...]	D
Martin: Theodore! How'd you get out? Lewis: Alvin [...]	D
Murray Futterman: Your dad's gonna write you. He's [...]	D
Kate Beringer: Billy, if we get through today aliv [...]	D
Marla Bloodstone: It's a nuclear meltdown disaster [...]	D
Marla Bloodstone: Billy, this is just what I don't [...]	D
Janitor: Take the annual salary of Daniel Clamp an [...]	D
Billy Peltzer: Sir, I'm... I'm sorry about the bui [...]	D
Mohawk: Gizmo ca-ca.	D
Building Announcement: Tonight, on the Clamp Cable [...]	D
Daniel Clamp: [about the electric gremlin] These g [...]	D
Marla Bloodstone: Listen, about Billy. Nothing hap [...]	D
Billy Peltzer: [Hearing the janitor whistling Gizm [...]	D
Daniel Clamp: Take a look, Mr. Wing. The Clamp Chi [...]	D
[spits on Futterman] Daffy the Gremlin: [laughing [...]	D
Murray Futterman: If these guys get out there in t [...]	D
Mr. Wing: Television again! An invention for fools [...]	D
Billy Peltzer: Listen, I heard about your new time [...]	D
Greta the Gremlin: Oh, why can't you commit?	D
[after being electrocuted the Gremlin starts to me [...]	D
Movie Theatre Mom: Sir, I can't believe this. I me [...]	D
Marla Bloodstone: [trapped in a giant spider's web [...]	D
Marla Bloodstone: Listen, this deadline - it's not [...]	D
Dr. Catheter: I know you think I'm insane. Forste [...]	D
Building Announcement: Would the owner of the car [...]	D
Grandpa Fred: Hey, you two, the building's complet [...]	D
Gremlin: [in elevator] Going up!	D
Forster: A little touch. I know. Maybe everybody h [...]	D
Leonard Maltin: Ow. I was just kidding. Ah. It's a [...]	D
Hulk Hogan: Okay you guys, listen up! People pay g [...]	D
Daffy Duck: Long, isn't it?	D
[Stopping Katsuji] Grandpa Fred: Hey, hey, hey. C [...]	D
[first lines] Daffy Duck: Stop the music! Bugs B [...]	D
Daniel Clamp: Oh, I like that! They're off balance [...]	D
Murray Futterman: Don't mess with Murray Futterman [...]	D
Gremlin: Nudie! Nudie! Nudie!	D
Gremlin: [as it grabs Kate in the elevator] Ooh, h [...]	D
Kate Beringer: Elevator, sound alarm! Bunch of Gr [...]	D
Murray Futterman: Billy, this is some crazy city. [...]	D
Grandpa Fred: [interviewing Brain Gremlin] Creatur [...]	D
Forster: This is a complete failure of management!	D
Dr. Catheter: I've got ordnance in here that will [...]	D
[Clamp meeting Gizmo for the first time] Daniel C [...]	D
Dr. Catheter: The horror. The horror.	D
Dr. Catheter: [sarcastically while looking at Gizm [...]	D
Marla Bloodstone: There's a very chicy restaurant. [...]	D
Brain Gremlin: Is everybody here? All right, then. [...]	D
Building Announcement: Because of the end of civil [...]	D
Kate Beringer: [enters elevator] Elevator: [a bit [...]	D
Daffy Duck: Still lurking about? Don't you people [...]	D
Dr. Catheter: I swear to God, young man, I will ne [...]	D
Marla Bloodstone: Gosh. I'm feeling so vulnerable [...]	D
Martin: Well, Lewis, it's like I've always said: " [...]	D

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