Favorite Ridiculous Movie Scene
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my favorite movie is a collection of ridiculous scenes including this one. actually it's the whole movie.
I saw a censored/edited version of Blazing Saddles on basic cable once. It defeated the purpose of the movie, unless you're maybe Orson Welles.
For example, they muted the sound effects in the bean scene.
When I was in Rome I went to the movies where I watched one of Clint Eastwood's spaghetti westerns. It was in English with subtitles in Italian. I don't kknow why, but I found it hilarious.
Was it Paint Your Wagon? There's a scene where Clint is walking around in the woods singing "I Talk to The Trees".
I love space movies that show protagonists guessing thrust velocity vectors to land on objects that are kilometers away, now that I think about it, that's every movie other than Apollo 13 LOL.
If the species lives long enough where space travel is common place there will be an entire sub category of Darwin awards handed out to folks that saw it in a movie once.
I could do thatAnother example was actor Jason Statham in possibly one of the 'Transporter' trilogy where he thumps and throws a guy right through a solid wall!!! Only Hollywood could come up with such a caper
Regards,
Jay.
John Cleese hanging upside down from a window with Kevin Kline holding him by the ankles insisting he apologize in “A Fish Called Wanda”
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It’s all about the viewership. Negativity will always capture more attention on tv. The sad thing is there is always good things happening around us everyday, but most people don’t realize that because they just watch the mainstream news all day.
there are two scenes in movies that are improved by the censored for t.v.. the Bob Saget R.I.P. scene from half baked "did you ever suck toes for weed?" Some how it's more depraved and hence funnier. And the Big Lebowski "Larry this is what happens when you meet a stranger in the alps". It's just so random and makes Walter seem even more unhinged.
In a sea of funny scenes, that might just be the funniest scene from that whole show.
I can't believe we're four pages in without anyone mentioning Dumb and Dumber - a hysterical movie of ridiculous proportions! This is a scene that just kills me every time.
Cars that screech to a halt.....on grass.
When a car hits another (usually parked) car it somehow manages to do several somersaults afore coming to a stop....do people actually think that happens in real life?
Quite often where the scene in a film calls for some clever/awkward/dangerous car manoeuvres you can often see the tyre marks on the road where the stunt was practised before the final take.
Electricity pylons in the distant background or contrails in the sky in films set in the middle ages.
The list goes on.....and on....
Regards,
Jay.
When a car hits another (usually parked) car it somehow manages to do several somersaults afore coming to a stop....do people actually think that happens in real life?
Quite often where the scene in a film calls for some clever/awkward/dangerous car manoeuvres you can often see the tyre marks on the road where the stunt was practised before the final take.
Electricity pylons in the distant background or contrails in the sky in films set in the middle ages.
The list goes on.....and on....
Regards,
Jay.