Tropic Thunder

A balloon-powered race car demonstrates the principles of energy conversion and transfer. When the balloon is inflated, it stores potential energy in the form of compressed air. Upon release, the air rushes out, converting that potential energy into kinetic energy, propelling the car forward. This simple experiment illustrates fundamental concepts of physics, including Newton's third law of motion, where the action of air escaping results in the reaction of the car moving in the opposite direction.

The song played at the beginning of "Tropic Thunder" during the helicopter scene is "The Real Slim Shady" by Eminem. However, it is important to note that this scene is often remembered for its intense and comedic portrayal of war films rather than the specific song. The juxtaposition of the upbeat music with the serious imagery adds to the film's satirical tone.

The song played at the beginning of "Tropic Thunder" is "The Real Slim Shady" by Eminem. However, it is important to note that the movie opens with a fictional film called "Satan's Alley," featuring a scene with a priest that is part of the satirical portrayal of Hollywood and the film industry. The opening sequence sets the tone for the film's comedic take on war movies and the absurdities of filmmaking.

Robert Downey Jr. -Kirk Lazarus. Jack Black- Jeff Portnoy. Brandon T. Jackson- Alpa Chino. Ben Stiller- Tugg Speedman. Steve Coogan- Damien Cockburn. Matther McConaughey- Rick Peck. Tom Cruise- Les Grossman.

No, not yet. However, due to the film's success, a sequel is highly possible.

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I believe the song you are looking for is Name of the Game by the Crystal Method. It is in the trailer and two versions of the song are in the movie. Here's the complete list of songs from the movie Tropic Thunder in the order they appeared in the movie. You can find the videos and downloads for them here: http://www.reelsoundtrack.com/index.php?act=movie_details&id=49424. I Love Tha Pu**y - Brandon T. Jackson Gothic Monsters - Theodore Shapiro The Four Seasons Spring Allegro - Capella Istropolitana Cum On Feel the Noize - Quiet Riot Brick House - David Way U Can't Touch This - MC Hammer Sadeness Pt. 1 - Enigma Ball of Confusion (That's What the World is Today) - Temptations Escalation - Matt Hirt Ready Set Go - Ben Gidsjoy The Name of the Game - Crystal Method Run Through the Jungle - Creedence Clearwater Revival The Pusher - Steppenwolf Sympathy for the Devil - Rolling Stones Music from Star Trek episode Arena - Alexander Courage Movin' On Up - Janet Dubois and Jeff Barry Sometimes When We Touch - Dan Hill Low - Flo Rida featuring T-Pain Do Me! - Ricardo Bell, Michael Bivins, Carl Bourelly and Ronald De Voe (Bell Biv Devoe) For What It's Worth - Buffalo Springfield Frankenstein - Edgar Winter Group Get Back - Ludacris The Name of the Game (The Crystal Method's Big A** T.T. Mix) - Crystal Method Original music for Tropic Thunder - Theodore Shapiro Extra songs on the album, not in the movie: I Just Wanna Celebrate - Mooney Suzuki I'd Love To Change The World - 10 Years After War - Edwin Starr

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In "Tropic Thunder," the child actor who plays the character "Robby" is not actually smoking a cigar. The filmmakers used special effects and props to create the appearance of smoking without having the child actually inhale tobacco. This approach is common in the film industry to ensure the safety and well-being of young actors while still conveying a specific scene or character trait.

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See the link below for where to buy the soundtrack of "How the West Was Won" (1962).

"Raise a Ruckus"

"What Was Your Name in The States?"

"Home in the Meadow"

"How the West Was Won"

"Shenandoah"

"When Johnny Comes Marching Home"

"Rock of Ages"

"(Fifteen Miles On) The Erie Canal"

"Bound for the Promised Land"

"Wait For the Hoedown"

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Your car battery can self-discharge on the basis of chemical reaction, or due to temperature changes (when it gets colder, it has less amperage available). It can also be caused by parasitic draw due to a improper connection or a device left on. Typically if the electrical system has been evaluated and there is no parasitic power-off draw, then the battery's chemical composition may have been compromised or a cell may have been crossed. This means your battery is bad and typically needs to be replaced.

Ten Years After - "I'd Love To Change The World"

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The setting of "Tropic Thunder" primarily takes place in a remote jungle in Southeast Asia, where a group of actors is filming a war movie. The lush, dense environment contrasts with the chaos and comedic mishaps that ensue as the actors find themselves in real danger. The film also features various locations, including a film studio and a military camp, which highlight the contrast between Hollywood's artificiality and the harsh realities of war. This setting serves to satirize both the film industry and the portrayal of war in movies.

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Out-takes are scenes which were cut from the original script because of a mishap; be it a mistake in grammar, an actor bumps into something, laughter erupts from a mistake, but the funny out-takes are usually the ones shown just before the ending credits, or during.

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