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My two favorites:Me, Myself, and Irene posted:
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I like a few scenes in Mousehunt (well the whole movie is great but these in particular): 1) The scene where the main characters find the blueprints that reveal the house that they inherited as the "Lost Larou", or the last house built by famed architect Charles Lyle Larou just before he was committed making it disgustingly valuable. There is only one line of dialog, but repeated in a different way, to impress the importance of the name alone on Nathan Lane and Lee Evans, but the audience as well. Just: *They find the blueprint* "Charles Lyle Larou?" *The man in the library thumbs through a large directory of architects* "Charles... Lyle... Larou..." *An expert standing in awe in the foyer a few hours later, basking in the glory of the house* "Charles Lyle Larou... I'm standing in a house built by Charles Lyle Larou...  "2) The wonderfully milquetoast way that Lee Evans tries to explain to the staff at the factory that they are bankrupt: "The... the thing is... we don't actually have... any money....  ... "3) The pure madness in their performances when they abandon all pretense of civilisation, Nathan Lane pulls the shotgun off the wall and starts firing at the mouse wildly, not even caring about the damage that he himself is doing to the house that they are trying to sell as he has just snapped. The pair really sell being at the end of their metaphorical rope: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T442K4cs96I
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Apr 20, 2017 20:07
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The Time Machine - when the main character's wife is standing on a street looking into a storefront window and this horse-drawn carrage comes along from the other end of the screen reeeeeeeeally slooooowly and plows right into her. I don't know what the director was trying to do there. Buddy - When the gorilla goes insane and breaks everything in the house (it was supposed to be sad and dramatic). Remember the Titans - When that dolt is driving and celebrating and then gets sideswiped in the car and is seriously injured. Tales from the Hood - when that crazy guy turns into the devil at the end of the movie and the gangsters are hopping around in the horrible CGI flames. Predator - When the guy grabs the super machine gun and shoots the trees for a few minutes. Just about all of Live and Let Die. Especially when James Bond throws that witch doctor into the casket and he starts hopping around while getting bitten by the snakes. RoboCop 2 - When the guys break RoboCop with the sledgehammer then leave him in a heap. The cops find his remains convulsing on the streets and he's speaking gibberish. Every time Bill Murray tries to kill himself in Groundhog Day. In Falling Down when Michael Douglas smashes everything in the store. The scenes in A Fish Called Wanda when Otto beats up Archie. Forrest Gump - When Lt. Dan falls out of wheelchair. When Ice Cube throws the football and it blows the helicopter up in Three Kings. Creepshow - When the guy tries to kill his wife by feeding it to the monster in the crate. Zardoz - When Zed tries to kiss the lifeless girl (an apathetic) and she doesn't respond to anything. He throws her into a stack of hay. Beyond the Valley of the Dolls - When the guy jumps out of the rafters during the musical performance. The Shawshank Redemption - When the large man is beaten up by the guard. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Guy tries to kill himself in bathtub while "White Rabbit" by Jefferson Airplane is playing. Dreamcatcher - The whole blood leading to bathroom scene I couldn't stop laughing. Then the guy takes a dump so hard he dies on the toilet then the Beav says, "He's not dead! He just dropped a clinker! I heard it!" Then he goes in and has the monumental struggle with the POS that comes alive. I'll stop at eighteen.
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Apr 20, 2017 23:05
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From Me, Myself and Irene, a thing I found sort of refreshing about the film was the fact that when the alternate 'tough guy' persona takes control, he's sort of useless. Usually in these sort of things, having a split personailty thing like this that is more aggressive or take charge than you are ends up having them be a super bad-rear end who knows how to fight better than anyone, has access to secret abilities that should be beyond their skills, how to successfully woo anyone, and is far more clever and intelligent than the main personality. But in MM&I, he's just sort of an rear end in a top hat.
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Apr 21, 2017 07:49
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That bit with the eel in Barnyard antics
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Apr 21, 2017 12:19
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JediTalentAgent posted:From Me, Myself and Irene, a thing I found sort of refreshing about the film was the fact that when the alternate 'tough guy' persona takes control, he's sort of useless. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss6ZzkwoVqg That tucked thumb fist tho.
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Apr 21, 2017 12:51
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From the Mr. Sparkle episode of The Simpsons https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPbJVuNAPcQ There is the obvious of everything Homer says and does in the scene, but the thing that I think that is just as funny is the clerk watching Homer make the call and just quickly runs away. Maybe it's because the story in my head is that he thinks that as long a he leaves before Homer actually completes dialing he can honestly say, "I don't know anything about a phone call to Japan during my shift! I wasn't even at the desk at the time the call was being made!"
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Apr 22, 2017 08:12
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It SLAYS me every time I watch Beverly Hills Cop when Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) sees the two cops (Taggart and Rosewood) who are going to stake him out outside the fancy hotel, and he plans to slow them down by blocking the exhaust pipe of their car with a banana. He goes to this expensive buffet where a very young Damon Wayans is manning the fruit table, and asks for some bananas. Adopting a stereotypically effeminate voice and mannerisms (that he would go back to throughout his career), Wayans says something like "for $20, you can have an assortment of apples, pears, and bananas," or something to that effect. Axel is nervous and in a hurry, and he says "Man, I just need some bananas." Wayans' character looks all around, nervously, to make sure he isn't being seen, and then in a quiet (but still effeminate) voice, he says "HERE. TAKE THESE BANANAS," hands him a few, and looks very pleased with himself. I just lose my poo poo thinking about that scene, including whenever I'm around bananas in real life. *** Another low-key scene that kills me every time is near the beginning of Friday, when Craig (Ice Cube) wants a bowl of cereal. He opens the kitchen cabinet, finds a box of what must be his favorite cereal, and he looks SO HAPPY and says "YEA!" That alone would be hilarious, but then he goes to pour the milk, and they're out of it. He yells to his father, played by John Witherspoon, "WE AIN'T GOT NO MILK!" And Witherspoon, a cantankerous old dog catcher, yells back "PUT SOME WATER ON IT, FOOL!" That cracks me up too, even just thinking about it. Big Bad Voodoo Lou has a new favorite as of 14:06 on May 13, 2017 |
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May 13, 2017 14:03
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Not a scene from a comedy but a College Humour vid I really relate to that I also find funny: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiUK9fRboD0
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May 14, 2017 20:57
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That guy who yells "That's a lotta nuts!" in Kung Pow: Enter the Fist. Funny every time. Also the "Heyyy abbot!!" "I hate that guy!" scene from Robin Hood: Men in Tights.
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May 17, 2017 02:30
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One of my favorite exchanges from The Naked Gun: "When I see a bunch of weirdos in togas stabbing someone in broad daylight, I shoot first and ask questions later. That's my policy." "That was a Shakespeare in the Park production of Julius Caesar, you idiot! You killed five actors. Good ones!" The mayor clarifying "Good ones" always makes me lose my poo poo.
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May 17, 2017 04:29
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ZDar Fan posted:One of my favorite exchanges from The Naked Gun: I love little tidbits like that. Reminds me of Happy Gilmore yelling at the golf ball then demanding it talk back: "Are you too good for your home? ANSWER ME!!"
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Jun 4, 2017 20:21
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During the credits of all three Rush Hour movies, they play a series of outtakes and bloopers. One of them for Rush Hour 2 is a cut Chris Tucker line after a bad guy falls a long way and eats it: "drat, he ain't gonna be in Rush Hour 3!" Also the line from the first one "Wipe yourself off. You're dead." is just so dumb, but very fitting for the character, that I can't help but smile every time. Carter so wants to drop a sick one-liner, but can't think of a good one. Actually, that final duel where they both put their guns down and then pull out concealed guns on each other is just perfect.
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Jun 4, 2017 23:25
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There's a lot of scenes in Blazing Saddles I find hilarious, but the main thing that makes me laugh is where they're having a town meeting right after being pillaged by bandits. The scene starts with a song being sung while all the pillaging is happening, and winds up with the scene fading to everyone in the church singing "This town is turning into poo poo". Shortly after, there is a cantankerous old man who spouts gibberish in derisively of the townspeople wanting to leave, and another man praises the guy for his gibberish, stating that he's glad that a group of children were present to witness it. The realisation that kids were there singing at the start just makes me lose it every time.
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Jun 4, 2017 23:54
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Keeping the Mel Brooks train rolling, I absolutely love Peter Boyle in Young Frankenstein. I love the acting he does with nothing more than his eyes when the little girl asks what they should throw in the well next. Absolutely slays me.
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Jun 5, 2017 00:55
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There's the scene in Hot Fuzz where the two Andy's are being their usual self to the two hero's outside the site of an explosion. At the end of it, Consindine has a stare-off with Peggy, and does a double take to stare at him again. However, the other Andy in the background just about bursts into laughter over this, but they kept that cut in because they knew everyone would be looking at Consindine instead.
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Jun 5, 2017 06:40
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Mephiston posted:There's a lot of scenes in Blazing Saddles I find hilarious, but the main thing that makes me laugh is where they're having a town meeting right after being pillaged by bandits. I actually watched Blazing Saddles for the first time in a long time a few months back, and while the movie wasn't quite as funny as I remembered it being, the fight scene at the end that spills out into the adjacent movie sets still cracks me up every time. "Screw you, I'm working for Mel Brooks!" he said as he punched Dom DeLouise in the face.
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Jun 6, 2017 00:01
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Samovar posted:There's the scene in Hot Fuzz where the two Andy's are being their usual self to the two hero's outside the site of an explosion. At the end of it, Consindine has a stare-off with Peggy, and does a double take to stare at him again.  Rafe Spall is an entirely underrated actor and I was sad he only got a bit part in The World's End. Also in Hot Fuzz, when Danny lets Nick out of the boot of the car and they argue: Nick: He's appointed himself judge, jury and executioner! Danny: He's not Judge Judy and executioner! I've seen that film so many times and it makes me laugh every single time. Now it makes me laugh before it even happens because I'm waiting for it. BioEnchanted posted:2) The wonderfully milquetoast way that Lee Evans tries to explain to the staff at the factory that they are bankrupt: "The... the thing is... we don't actually have... any money.... Oooh let's talk Lee Evans! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oKwg6W05MU We're sending somebody in to negotiate!
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Jun 6, 2017 00:13
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C-Euro posted:I actually watched Blazing Saddles for the first time in a long time a few months back, and while the movie wasn't quite as funny as I remembered it being, the fight scene at the end that spills out into the adjacent movie sets still cracks me up every time. Taggart punches him in the gut Dom: Thank you (passes out)
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Jun 6, 2017 00:39
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Fifty Shades of Grey When the Christian Grey reaches over and bites off a piece of the Anna's toast Suicide Squad When Boomerang gets told he can leave and just leaves Ace Ventura When Nature Calls The Interrogation Scene All of Mortal Kombat Annihilation
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Jun 6, 2017 00:56
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The World's End: Gary: I am here to tell you that Gary King is back on the horse. Oliver: Whoa, whoa, you're back on the horse?! Gary: No, I mean, I'm back on the bike. Oliver: What's bike? Gary: What do you mean? Oliver: What's bike stand for? Gary: Bicycle. Oliver: I'm lost. There are so many great jokes in this film
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Jun 6, 2017 01:13
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aL6mTMShVyk
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Jun 6, 2017 03:27
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C-Euro posted:I actually watched Blazing Saddles for the first time in a long time a few months back, and while the movie wasn't quite as funny as I remembered it being, the fight scene at the end that spills out into the adjacent movie sets still cracks me up every time. I love the actor playing Hitler casually saying "They lose me after the bunker scene."
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Jun 6, 2017 03:55
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I kinda hate the disco scene from Airplane!, but the pinch-me bit at the bar is probably my favorite joke in the whole movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WXVaChA3Q0&t=58s
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Jun 10, 2017 18:23
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There's an underappreciated part in Van Wilder. So, to gently caress with the frat boys on campus, him and his friends have his perpetually horny dog gently caress a bunch of pastries and leave it at the door, knock and run away, the joke being they're gonna eat dog cum, but for me that's not the funny part. They find them, start eating them, and as the scene is fading out, you hear a guy in the background go "I think I've had these before!"
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Jun 11, 2017 05:38
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Strange Brew: When Doug and Bob present the bottle of beer with a mouse in it to the head of the brewery. Doug: We were at a party, and a friend of ours -a cop- had some, and he puked, and he said come here and get free beer or else. I just love the quick addition of "a cop", plus Bob nodding at the end. Plus this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79srO7CxS7w "You won't sue for whiplash, will you?" Davros1 has a new favorite as of 21:36 on Jun 15, 2017 |
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Jun 15, 2017 21:32
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This scene from Seven Psychopaths: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dl5GUOM62X4 But his rabbit gets away, though. 'Cause you can't let the animals die in a movie, just the women.
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Jun 15, 2017 22:40
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The scene in "The Eggplant Emoji" where Ben Stiller gets his penis chopped off.
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Jun 17, 2017 17:53
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the scene with Winona Ryder writing out her increasingly overwrought suicide note in Beetlejuice cracks me up every time I see it. I really shouldn't perhaps, but it's the delivery. Also funny bits from Batman Begins: "I swear to God!" "Swear to MEEEEEE!" and of course "Would you like to see my mask?" Meaty Ore has a new favorite as of 20:18 on Jun 22, 2017 |
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Jun 22, 2017 20:14
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The dance part from Ex Machina - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGY44DIQb-A Not just a great scene, but the timing of it within the movie as a whole. The main character beginning to question his sanity as he pieces it all together, the alcoholic CEO & the emotionless acting of the android servant. All those parts coming perfectly together for a brief two minutes of cinematic masterpiece. edit: I misread the thread title because I was on mobile, but it's a funny scene from an underrated drama/thriller movie so 
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Jun 22, 2017 20:48
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BioEnchanted posted:I like a few scenes in Mousehunt (well the whole movie is great but these in particular): I feel like this is a very underrated comedy usually passed over as being a kid's movie, but it's so rich with sights, sounds, and great acting it's worth watching at least once. The opening funeral scene with the "fwoop" sound as the body slides into the sewers. Their father's disapproving portrait. Nathan Lane falls into the lake into the jaccuzi tub with the cardboard model. The hair models. The entire bit with Christopher Walken as the exterminator. "You have to think ...like a mouse."
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Jun 22, 2017 21:03
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I always lose it in Dumb and Dumber when Lloyd is getting snacks at the 7-11 late at night, sees some guys hanging outside and goes "Hey guys, Big Gulps huh? Alright! ... Welp, see ya later!" And then just takes off. So good.
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Jun 22, 2017 22:11
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Mindless posted:I feel like this is a very underrated comedy usually passed over as being a kid's movie, but it's so rich with sights, sounds, and great acting it's worth watching at least once. I love the Hair Models for the symbolism at the auction - the Spool of Hair is obvious, but the other one took me a bit to get - she is wearing her hair like an apple tree. The hair that Nathan Lane is so entranced by is representing the temptation that, like Adam and Eve at the garden of Eden, will destroy the Shmuntz brothers though Nathan Lane's sins - not the woman herself, but as an abstract notion. Because Lane didn't want to sell the house for slightly less money he obsessed with killing the mouse, and in doing so destroys the very house he's trying to sell through Wrath and Avarice. He schedules a meeting with the men who are wiling to buy the factory, but is let down by his Lust making him attempt to impress the models and get run over in the process, completely missing the meeting.
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Meaty Ore posted:Also funny bits from Batman Begins: I love the Nolan Batman movies, but every dramatic Batman line is ruined by that goofy-rear end voice. "I'm not gonna kill you, but I don't have to save you!" Makes me laugh every time. edit: The Great Burrito posted:I always lose it in Dumb and Dumber when Lloyd is getting snacks at the 7-11 late at night, sees some guys hanging outside and goes "Hey guys, Big Gulps huh? Alright! ... Welp, see ya later!" And then just takes off. So good. I think I read somewhere that Jim Carrey ad-libbed that line, so that's why the extras just stare at him bemusedly. Great little scene. Probably my favorite in the movie. PizzaProwler has a new favorite as of 00:31 on Jun 25, 2017 |
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