Oh my god, was anybody as awesomely creeped out by the scene where Vanilla climbs into her room and drips some "questionable" liquid into her mouth while she's asleep? Then feeds her the ice. Jesus, then she wakes up as if nothing's wrong. What kind of skeezy girl isn't freaked out by this guy climbing into her room in the middle of the night. I think the movie is worth watching just for that scene.
I don't think it was creepy at all...I mean, who would be creeped out if someone whom you've only known for less than 24hrs broke into your room and was in there for who knows how long, only to put ice in your mouth and then lay down next to you? That vanilla ice sure knows how to romance the ladies if you ask me...
And he's got some amazing lines:
"I'll see you later" to which VI replies, "you're seeing me right now"
I would have to agree with LtotheK. Vanilla Ice has all the right moves. I wish I could be so smooth with the ladies. I would question the freaky little brother who clearly has voyeuristic tendencies.
I just wonder where he got it and how it kept it frozen. Was he just prancing around the girl's house looking around the fridge? Or did he honestly carry that piece of ice from across the street from the crazy mechanic people? That's just...really stupid.
This is by far one of the greatest threads ever created on imdb.com along with some of the replys. Not only is the whole thing creepy but Kats pretty kinky if shes willing to strip for some guy who just did a b&e on her house and watched her sleep. I wonder how that scene even got into the movie, you figure when they were setting the shot up they would've thought "Why and how does Johnny have ice?" but I guess not, but hey, the fact that Rob got a million dollar paycheck shows how much thought was put into this movie. What REALLY made the scene for me is when they cut to the overhead shot of them both in the bed, and theres no water bottle or anything laying around.... Shizzawaouw!!!!!
The idea was obviously for his female fans to picture themselves in this scenario. Cool As Ice is like a modern Twilight.
You would be afraid of a stranger doing this but not Robbert Pattison from Twilight or Vanilla Ice in 1991.
The liquid that drips into her mouth is obviously from the ice that is melting. There is no logic behind the cube, it's just a reminder that this is Vanilla Ice. The movie didn't have much else going for it.
I just wonder where he got it and how it kept it frozen. Was he just prancing around the girl's house looking around the fridge? Or did he honestly carry that piece of ice from across the street from the crazy mechanic people? That's just...really stupid.
The title of the movie says it all. Vanilla Ice is COOL AS ICE. So I don't see any problem on how he could not keep the ice frozen.... LOL
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Yeah it was creepy, but I can see why they put it in of course.
I didn't wonder where he got the ice, I just assumed he had been hanging out at 7-11 with his kool shorts, mean motor & wikkid glasses - chillin' with a cola instead of weezin' the juice.
I was actually inspired to try this trick after seeing the movie. I really wish I'd been more careful about which window I climbed into. Mr. Harvey was not a happy camper when I put that ice cube in his mouth believe you me.
On the Rifftrax VOD they joke about it. They' re like "i know i should be creeped out and fearing with my life but i'm going to see where he's going with this".
He keeps that fanny pack full of ice at all times just looking for that chance to pull of that wake up move.