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Memes on the Side: Bacon and Breakfast in Movies

Crispy and delicious, every movie tastes better with bacon.


Pee-wee's Big Adventure
Pee-wee's Big Adventure Credit: Walt Disney Pictures

Pee-wee's Big Adventure

While many of us would simply sulk after discovering our victory at the Tour de France was just a dream, bowtied sociopath Pee-wee Herman doesn't play it that way.

He sets off his Rube Goldberg kitchen then makes his bacon-rife breakfast talk to him.

In a truly subversive moment he pours Mr. T. cereal in its mouth - effectively feeding breakfast to his breakfast.

The Island
The Island Credit: Dreamworks SKG

The Island

The first evidence that Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci were writers we could trust was their "meat cute" between Jordan Two-Delta and Lincoln Six Echo in The Island

Saucy Scarlett Johansson shows she can game the system of their summer camp/organ farm and get Ewan MacGregor what a man really needs:  hardy slabs of bacon for breakfast.

Pulp Fiction
Pulp Fiction Credit: Miramax Films

Pulp Fiction

Was it the witty dialogue, unexpected plot twists or intangable aroma of "cool" that made Pulp Fiction such a phenomenon?

One thing is for certain:  just imagine a Royale with Cheese AND Bacon!

Travolta is down, even if Jackson doesn't dig on swine.

Swingers
Swingers Credit: Miramax Films

Swingers

Look closely, between the water glass and the syrup container.

Cured pork, you are so money!

Citizen Kane
Citizen Kane Credit: Turner Home Entertainment

Citizen Kane

Considered by many critics to be the finest film ever made (it's, like, the Citizen Kane of movies) Orson Wells' classic of power and greed features the celebrated "breakfast montage" that spot-checks a marriage from Honeymoon bliss to sour breakup. 

How best to present the glory days?  Look right next to Charles Foster Kane's silverware and there it is:  bacon.

Bacon?  It's terrific!

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