The Toilet Game - describe your last visit to the toilet using the name of a film.

[Govinda]

As the title says, please use the name of a film or TV show to describe your last visit to the lavatory, here's a few to get us started:

Scream

The Rock

The Fast and the Furious

Unstoppable

[[deleted user]]

Double Jeopardy

[Lisa]

The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

[Melki]

Gone in Sixty Seconds

[Rob]

Enema Mine. (No, wait. That's wrong.)
Much Ado About Nothing

[Will]

I promised myself I would reply to this one, but there's a part of me that it still a naughty schoolboy. So how about:

Run silent, run deep.
The Fog.
A river runs through it.
Splash!

And I absolutely mustn't mention Willy Wonka and the ...

[John]

Explosive Diarrhea

[Rebecca]

John wrote: "Explosive Diarrhea"

Is that a movie? I was thinking of "Groundhog Day" for the recurrent visits to the loo. . .

[Joel]

A River Runs Through It

[T.J.]

the unbearable lightness of being

[E.I.]

Non-Stop

Dr. NOOOOO

Tyler Perry presents "(anything)"

[T.J.]

in golden pond

[T.J.]

The longest day

[T.J.]

Bridgette Jones' diarrhea

[T.J.]

Don't stand by me

[T.J.]

Rocky

[Rob]

Oceans 11, 12 and 13

[Rob]

Speed 2

[Rob]

The Remains of the Day

[Melki]

I'm really enjoying the responses to this game. You are all very clever, creative...and must spend a lot of time in the bathroom.

[Rob]

The Longest Yard

[Melki]

Rob wrote: "The Longest Yard"

That one works on many, many levels...none of them G-rated.

[Alison]

splash.

[Mathew]

Outbreak

[Mathew]

The Reader

[Rob]

Alison wrote: "splash."

I think Splash! is my favorite

[John]

Jersey Boys

[Rob]

Emission Impossible

Pulp Friction

[Govinda]

Conjuring

[John]

Epic

[Govinda]

A Hard Day's Night

[Govinda]

It Happened One Night

[Melki]

Chris wrote: "Stage 1:
Every Which Way But Loose
No Way Out
Mission: Impossible

Stage 2:
The Wind of Change
That Certain Feeling
Something's Gotta Give

Stage 3:
The Harder They Come
The Agony and the Ecstasy
O..."

Well thought out and disturbingly evocative.

[Jim]

No visit to the bathroom will ever be the same.
;)

[Rodney]

The Great Escape (I'm Old!)

[Rodney]

Risky Business

[Rodney]

Oh God! #2
1 Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest

[CartoonistAndre]

I'd thought of some good musical ones, but films;
"The Big Easy".

Will's "Splash" and Melki's "The Agony and the Ecstacy", get's my vote.

[Rodney]

Daze of Thunder

[CartoonistAndre]

Gone with the Wind?

[Will]

The Wild.

[John]

Whiplash

[CartoonistAndre]

The Rocket.
Giant
Going my way.
The paper chase.

[Will]

My 14 year old son is currently having an underpant accident because he has just thought of ...

... The Green Mile.

[Sherry]

Left Behind...

[Will]

If ever a film deserved to be linked to a visit to the toilet!

[Sherry]

Agreed!!!!

[Melki]

This was a movie? I thought it was just a book series written to make Christians feel smug.

[Will]

They made not one but two movies out of it. The second one stars Nicholas Cage, but the good news stops there. It is quite possibly the worst film I have ever seen.

I don't mind the overtly Christian message - I can switch off my atheism when I need to go to weddings, funerals or christenings. But this film is just bad on so many levels. Awful directing, appalling script writing, CGI to die laughing at, plot holes by the bucket-load.

It has received some of the worst IMDB reviews I've ever seen ... plus quite a few "usual suspect" five star reviews from those who so desperately want it to be true.

Truly jaw-droppingly awful

[Stan]

The 1958 WWII epic, Dunkirk.
A truly successful evacuation.
Stan Arnold