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* LargeHam:
** Van Pelt in most of his screentime.
** There's also Alan, particularly right after being released from the game.
** Van Pelt in most of his screentime.
** There's also Alan, particularly right after being released from the game.
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** When the game's instructions said that all it's consequences would vanish once it was finished [[spoiler:that included the effects of Alan being trapped for twenty-six years, with time being reset to 1969 after it was over]].
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** When the game's instructions said that all it's its consequences would vanish once it was finished [[spoiler:that included the effects of Alan being trapped for twenty-six years, with time being reset to 1969 after it was over]].
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** Peter and Judy's motivation for playing the game is to "make it all go away" before their aunt gets back and sees the house wrecked. No one, least of all them, realizes that, given that they're playing a game decades old, [[spoiler:"it all" includes them. Luckily they're still part of history, with the now in-the-know Alan and Sarah there in the present day to [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong stop their parents from leaving for the vacation they died on]].]]
** Also PlayedForLaughs when, right before she sees the stampede and has a monkey [[DangerTakesABackSeat in the back seat]] make her car crash, Aunt Nora is listening to a self-help book on tape: "And remember, circumstances are never ever out of your control."
** Also PlayedForLaughs when, right before she sees the stampede and has a monkey [[DangerTakesABackSeat in the back seat]] make her car crash, Aunt Nora is listening to a self-help book on tape: "And remember, circumstances are never ever out of your control."
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** Peter and Judy's motivation for playing the game is to "make it all go away" before their aunt gets back and sees the house wrecked. No one, least of all them, realizes that, given that they're playing a game decades old, [[spoiler:"it all" includes them. Luckily they're still part of history, with the now in-the-know Alan and Sarah there in the present day to [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong stop their parents from leaving for the vacation they died on]].]]
** AlsoPlayedForLaughs when, right before she sees the stampede and has a monkey [[DangerTakesABackSeat in the back seat]] make her car crash, Aunt Nora is listening to a self-help book on tape: "And remember, circumstances are never ever out of your control."
** Also
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When taking the sequels made in the late 2010s into account; despite it's share of funny moments the first movie has a considerably darker tone and far more matured themes (Alan's father commiting suicide in the backstory after being accused of killing his son, and the ''whole town'' going to hell for starters). The sequels are far more light-hearted with more focus on action. It's also the only movie in the trilogy where elements from the game escapes into the ''real'' world, in later movies it's the other way around.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When taking the sequels made in the late 2010s into account; despite it's share of funny moments the first movie has a considerably darker tone and far more matured themes (Alan's father commiting committing suicide in the backstory after being accused of killing his son, and the ''whole town'' going to hell for starters). The sequels are far more light-hearted with more focus on action. It's also the only movie in the trilogy where elements from the game escapes into the ''real'' world, in later movies it's the other way around.
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* ExactWords: When Alan asks a random bystander where the Parrishes are, the bystander tells him, "They're over on Adams Street." What he didn't tell him is that they were buried at the Adams Street cemetery when they died.
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** When Alan asks a random bystander where the Parrishes are, the bystander tells him, "They're over on Adams Street." What he didn't tell him is that they were buried at the Adams Street cemetery when theydied.died.
** When the game's instructions said that all it's consequences would vanish once it was finished [[spoiler:that included the effects of Alan being trapped for twenty-six years, with time being reset to 1969 after it was over]].
** When Alan asks a random bystander where the Parrishes are, the bystander tells him, "They're over on Adams Street." What he didn't tell him is that they were buried at the Adams Street cemetery when they
** When the game's instructions said that all it's consequences would vanish once it was finished [[spoiler:that included the effects of Alan being trapped for twenty-six years, with time being reset to 1969 after it was over]].
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* DismemberingTheBody: After Alan Parrish's disappearance into the titular otherworld, one nasty rumor that started flying around was that his father chopped him up into little pieces and hid them throughout the house.
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* DawsonCasting: Downplayed but Alan and Sarah are supposed to be around the same age. Creator/RobinWilliams was 10 years older than Creator/BonnieHunt when the movie was filmed.
