Me too and it's usually accompanied by this photo :)
Posted on 03/28/2006 6:49:43 AM PST by gate2wire
"I felt like a Big Whooper in that seat. I probably have griddle marks on my ass."
This is Spinal Tap. The part where the 18 inch stonehenge-like blocks (they were supposed to be 18 feet) are lowered onto the stage and the little dwarves are dancing around them.
Or
"I don't know HOW many times I've told them, Spinal Tap first, THEN Puppet Show."
JOHN: Come on, it's Czechoslovakia. We zip in, we pick them up, and we zip right out again. We're not going to Moscow. It's Czechoslovakia, it's like going into Wisconsin.
RUSSELL: Well, I got the shit kicked out of me in Wisconsin once. Forget it!"
I haven't seen it. It's on my list. That scene has been mentioned a couple times so it must be funny.
Yes. Pretty quotable also.
I don't know how many times I've told angry people, "lighten up Francis".
I also always say "we're America, we're 10-1 and 1."
Me too and it's usually accompanied by this photo :)
Perfect.
The funniest scene in a movie....
At the end of "The Blues Brothers", after they pay the tax-collector, all of a sudden you hear the sound of guns being cocked. They turn around, and the entire room is filled with dozens and dozens of cops, militia, and national guardsman, each with a weapon, and they are all trained point blank on Jake and Elwood.
The couldn't possibly have fit another person with a weapon into the room, that's how full it is. The entire scene only last a few seconds, but it is terrific.
For me, that one scene is the single funniest in any movie, ever.
"For me, that one scene is the single funniest in any movie, ever."
But, did it make you cry? :-)
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That's Harold Lloyd in "Safety Last," but point taken. Lloyd probably got the most laughs of any of the comedians working in the 1920s.
C'mon over here and have some fun.
Thank you! What's it all about? Oh, boy.
Through the course of this day, I have made a long list of movies I need to see.
All of "Some Like It Hot" was hilarious!
Oh, I wish I could remember more but that is all for now!
Another one I haven't seen. I feel like I've been neglecting my education. :-)
Sounds like you have some delicious "studying" to do.
;^]
I;m Sorry I'm Sorry...
What I meant was....
LOL
"Don't call him Lifesaver, call him Shithead."
The interview with the Sheriff in "Night of the Living Dead" -
"Yeah, they're dead, they're...all messed up."
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