unintentionaly hilarious movie scenes
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In the shining when Jack did the face, if you have seen the shining you know what the face is, also in the movie where the son (for the life of me i cant remember the name...) stands by the mothers (damn i should know this i read the book and saw the movie and the made for tv movie!) bed and says rerum while curling his finger, its funny in a creepy way.
there's an extra with his junk out in the final scene of teen wolf right after they win the big game...right before the credits...he's in the top left of the screen wearing a red sweater and jeans...funniest thing noone knows about...better than the "hanging munchkin" 3 men and a baby "ghost in the window"
For me it was Unbreakable, you want unintentional, there's a horrible bit where the guy with the brittle bones falls down the subway steps, and I'd been really into the movie up to that point...
Suddenly, I feel this tiny giggle escape, then I'm laughing with every snap of bone as he cascades down the stairs like a crunchy slinky, and I know the entire cinema is thinking
who's that asshole who's laughing at this, what a sicko' and that just makes everything funnier, knowing I'm being stared at disapprovingly.
Honestly I hate it when people talk loudly during movies or sit there making fun of a movie, but it was completely uncontrollable laughter and highly innaproppriate.
Suddenly, I feel this tiny giggle escape, then I'm laughing with every snap of bone as he cascades down the stairs like a crunchy slinky, and I know the entire cinema is thinking
who's that asshole who's laughing at this, what a sicko' and that just makes everything funnier, knowing I'm being stared at disapprovingly.
Honestly I hate it when people talk loudly during movies or sit there making fun of a movie, but it was completely uncontrollable laughter and highly innaproppriate.
I kept laughing out loud at various scenes in The Devils Rejects like when they skin a guys face off and put it over her wife's and lets run out in all hysterics until she gets run over by a Semi. I saw it with some guys I hung out with after work and they never invited me to hang with them again.
-snickers- Yeah. In Rob Zombie movies, there is always at least one scene that makes you laugh, usually out loud and/or uncontrollably, while everyone thinks it's horrible and laughing at it is one sign of a possible demonic possession. Strangely, if you are sufficiently scared enough to scream a bit, they give you the exact same look, but that's going off topic and rambling, so I'll shut up now...Rigs83 said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_zre4vqDMc
Its funny when the horse bangs its on the edge of the boat.
Poor horse, (laughing hysterically)
Its funny when the horse bangs its on the edge of the boat.
Poor horse, (laughing hysterically)
The entire Watchmen movie was either hilarious or painful. (It is a shame because the source material is my favorite piece of literature of all time.)
The entire Wolverine movie was laugh out loud funny. Especially when that old couple who were basically Ma and Pa Kent got shot by the guy whose powers were being a living John Woo movie.
So were Batman and Robin, Spider-Man 3 and X-Men 3.
Although the Star Wars prequels were hilarious in general I concur with Inconsistancies Arise's mention of the fight scene between Yoda and the Emperor. Oh and I wet myself when Samuel L. Jackson got his arm cut off, then electrocuted and thrown off a high rise with the force.
I laughed myself silly during the finale of The Departed. I guess since I watched Infernal Affairs, I wasn't expecting the Simpson's take on Hamlet from its remake.
Any thing from the movie Undefeatable [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111552/].
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxkr4wS7XqY
The entire Wolverine movie was laugh out loud funny. Especially when that old couple who were basically Ma and Pa Kent got shot by the guy whose powers were being a living John Woo movie.
So were Batman and Robin, Spider-Man 3 and X-Men 3.
Although the Star Wars prequels were hilarious in general I concur with Inconsistancies Arise's mention of the fight scene between Yoda and the Emperor. Oh and I wet myself when Samuel L. Jackson got his arm cut off, then electrocuted and thrown off a high rise with the force.
I laughed myself silly during the finale of The Departed. I guess since I watched Infernal Affairs, I wasn't expecting the Simpson's take on Hamlet from its remake.
Any thing from the movie Undefeatable [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111552/].
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxkr4wS7XqY
Bend it like beckham
Jess: She called me a paki, but you wouldnt know what that feels like
Joe: Jess, I'm irish, ofcourse i would know what that feels like.
Jess: She called me a paki, but you wouldnt know what that feels like
Joe: Jess, I'm irish, ofcourse i would know what that feels like.
In Dawn of the Dead there is a scene where a pregnant woman gives birth to a zombie child. In the real movie, they found the child and take a few moments to contemplate the morality of shooting an infant, even if it is a zombie.
In the TV edit, they cut this part out. So basically the scene shows them carefully walking up to the crib, and then BAM they shoot the baby seemingly without a thought.
It was the last thing I expected, so I cracked up and everyone around me who had seen the real movie stared at me.
In the TV edit, they cut this part out. So basically the scene shows them carefully walking up to the crib, and then BAM they shoot the baby seemingly without a thought.
It was the last thing I expected, so I cracked up and everyone around me who had seen the real movie stared at me.
Ah if you're talking TV Edits.Delicious said:
My favorite edit though is one I can't find. In the Usual Suspects the cast was united in a line up where some crooks surround a police car and set fire to it after one of the thugs screams "Hand me the keys you fucking cocksucker." In the edit it was changed to "Hand me the keys you fairy godmother!"
Hearing it once was funny enough. But getting to hear it repeated by all the principal players when forced to say it in the lineup made me spit out mac and cheese.