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Potential Spoiler: Greg Kinnear's ending line of 'Thin Ice'

posted 12 years ago by mrwhopperz
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Somewhere in the movie, he mentioned about the train station patron asking for the time with his narration explaining the movie. Now, at the end, he's selling something, and then asks for the time to another bar patron. Is he back to his scheming or trying to start a con himself?

[–] balducci2 12 years ago

In the very beginning of the movie, he explains how that line and others like it are the start of a conversation. He's just using it to start a conversation at the end of the movie, in order to possibly recruit a timeshare purchaser.

Not a con, at least not necessarily. I think he was selling a legit product.

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[–] nutsberryfarm 11 years ago

or he's seeing if the bar is serving from the dinner menu yet?

You stay classy, San Diego.

[–] prpaclt 10 years ago

I wrote this in another post I think he makes up the story of the con. With the time being his opening line, then telling you a sob story how he got conned and then hits u with the timeshare

[–] georgegliddy 11 years ago

sir plz y dnt u paid more attenton 2 ur movies???????????

[–] Hollywoodshack 11 years ago

Wasn't Kinnear the pawn for the farmer and the locksmith's scheme? The answer to your question would be neither one.