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DrBouvenstein posted:Screw Ghostwriter, when can a brother get himself a Wishbone reboot? A gritty reboot where Wishbone is one of Michael Vicks dogs dreaming after a day of fights.
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Len posted:A gritty reboot where Wishbone is one of Michael Vicks dogs dreaming after a day of fights. With a theme song by DMX
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Mar 13, 2015 16:29
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Wish Bon' give it to ya
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Mar 13, 2015 16:45
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Wishbone's voice provided by Xzibit. SUP DAWG, we put a story in your story.
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Mar 13, 2015 16:59
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Ignite Memories posted:Wish Bon' give it to ya I think you could pitch just this tagline to any producer and this movie will get made
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DrBouvenstein posted:Screw Ghostwriter, when can a brother get himself a Wishbone reboot? Combine the two ideas, use the original dog
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Other breaking bad thing: in the scene after the plane crash with people looking about in Walt's pool with their respiratory protection and suits and stuff there is like, loving Darth Vader breathing apparatus noises, but the dude is just wearing a mask without any filters or a respirator attached so he should be breathing normally.
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jsoh posted:Other breaking bad thing: in the scene after the plane crash with people looking about in Walt's pool with their respiratory protection and suits and stuff there is like, loving Darth Vader breathing apparatus noises, but the dude is just wearing a mask without any filters or a respirator attached so he should be breathing normally. He's the office clown, he always makes those noises when he puts on those outfits, even though nobody laughed the first time he did it.
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Jerusalem posted:He's the office clown, he always makes those noises when he puts on those outfits, even though nobody laughed the first time he did it. Police Academy suddenly makes so much more sense.
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re: ChappieJedit posted:It's literally Short Circuit set in South Africa and replacing Ally Sheedy with a brace of lovely rappers. As someone who hasn't seen so much as a screenshot, much less a trailer of this movie, I feel like someone's going to have to tell me why I shouldn't run out and see this movie right the gently caress now.
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Saving Private Ryan: why was a parat oper having a flashback to the beach invasion of Normandy?
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I don't know what to call it, so let me try to explain it. In a lot of comedies about schlubby normal dudes (a lot of stoner comedies, too), there's often this weird idolization of some c/d-list celebrity that usually isn't even from the generation of the cast. It becomes this worship where they will say "X would never do that to a bro!", or "what would X do!", and then lo and behold there's a cameo "as himself" and he gets to give sage advice or be really weird and self referential and I kind of hate it. Off the top of my head I can think of Neil Diamond in Saving Silverman, Neil Patrick Harris in Harold & Kumar, and I think there was a guy in Dude! Where's My Car?. That movie This Is The End is basically this: the movie...
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Mar 14, 2015 16:13
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Ted and Half Baked do it too.
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Mar 14, 2015 17:36
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They did that joke with Burt Reynolds in Saint's Row 3 and Archer right around the same time.
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Firstborn posted:I don't know what to call it, so let me try to explain it. This is the End shouldn't really count because the main characters are celebrities too. The cameos all make sense. Adam Sandler movies use this trope all the time, usually with athletes.
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Mar 14, 2015 19:26
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Lance Armstrong pops up at the end of Dodgeball to say you should never give up and do what it takes to win.
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Dr_Amazing posted:Lance Armstrong pops up at the end of Dodgeball to say you should never give up and do what it takes to win. I want to see that movie now  
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Midnight Raider posted:re: Chappie Because it wasn't very good.
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Kurtofan posted:I want to see that movie now If nothing else, watch it for Alan Tudyk as Steve The Pirate  And Rip Torn as
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Mar 14, 2015 20:22
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Something I'm irrationally irritated by is Jeffery Dean Morgan appearing as an important character in a tv show and then disappearing the next season.
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Mar 14, 2015 20:45
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Gaunab posted:Some I'm irrationally irritated by is Jeffery Dean Morgan appearing as an important character in a tv show and then disappearing the next season. Shameless? At least Dermot Mulroney is doing fine as basically his replacement.
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Mar 14, 2015 20:47
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KozmoNaut posted:And Rip Torn as Also, he hit Norman Mailer with a hammer. He gets a few points for that one.
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Mar 14, 2015 20:51
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Henchman of Santa posted:Shameless? At least Dermot Mulroney is doing fine as basically his replacement. He was also in quite a bit of the first season of Supernatural but doesn't come back until the last episode of the second season. After that he's gone forever.
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Mar 14, 2015 21:04
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True, but he has an amazing reason for not coming back.
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Mar 14, 2015 21:09
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In the various Buddies movies that spawned from air bud, it always irritates me how terrible the owners of these puppies are. Puppies should be at home, not going into space, finding ancient egyptian treasure, defeating the howloween hound or participating in a sled dog race. I mean, they always end up being fine in the end, but most people assume their puppies can't talk to other puppies and know that the only adventures they are going to have outside the house will be running into a highway and dying.
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Mar 14, 2015 21:26
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Heck, they might even die from Parvovirus.
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Mar 14, 2015 21:30
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:True, but he has an amazing reason for not coming back. And even then he's said he will come back for an appearance in the last season of Supernatural if they ask him. So the only thing that's stopped him returning is that they can't seem to stop making Supernatural.
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Murphy Brownback posted:In the various Buddies movies that spawned from air bud, it always irritates me how terrible the owners of these puppies are. Puppies should be at home, not going into space, finding ancient egyptian treasure, defeating the howloween hound or participating in a sled dog race. I mean, they always end up being fine in the end, but most people assume their puppies can't talk to other puppies and know that the only adventures they are going to have outside the house will be running into a highway and dying. I don't know if you're joking or if you're autistic. 
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"Puppies should be at home, not going into space" That's a great line, though.
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mng posted:"Puppies should be at home, not going into space" Poor Laika
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Why did Stormare put Buscemi into the wood chipper in Fargo? He should have just high tailed it. Also Buscemi should I have just paid the dude for the car and that's it.
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Mar 14, 2015 23:34
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My friends and I have had a running gag for years about Air Bud 8: Beagle Guardian where the entire premise is "Well there's no law saying a dog CAN'T be a legal guardian!" I forget how the kids are orphaned tho
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My favorite dog movie as a kid (I cried so many times watching it) was Napoleon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napoleon_(1995_film) I can't remember what's the story was besides being about a talking do lost in Australia, with talking lizards and birds.
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Kurtofan posted:Why did Stormare put Buscemi into the wood chipper in Fargo? He should have just high tailed it. Also Buscemi should I have just paid the dude for the car and that's it. When I was a freshman in college my roommate came home drunk every night the first semester, stoned the second, and woke me up microwaving his ramen and tripping all over his poo poo on the floor. He learned how to buzz pennies by snapping your fingers and he chipped my (the last I ever had) CRT monitor by pinging one over my shoulder trying to buzz my ear as close as possible. He denied as long as I knew him that his penny did that chip and that he owed me even so much as an apology. His friends stole my wallet and then he found out and got them to return it and asked me every day if I found my wallet yet and kept moving the hiding place to more obvious places until I found it. He didn't wash his clothes, he febreezed them. He never took out the trash. Not once. It was just down the hallway. He would stack trash up as high as the trash was deep but he would literally never, never, never take out the trash. The last day, moving out, I flipped out on him. Not about any of the other poo poo like damaged/missing property but about the trash. I threw the most shameful hissy fit of my life demanding he take this one symbolic bag of trash out to the dumpster and he did it making a "whoa, okay buddY" look the whole time. That is why Buscemi didn't pay him for the car. He was at the end of his rope dealing with a lovely roommate and chose the worst possible moment to draw a line in the sand.
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I feel stupid for not realizing that before, but it all makes sense with all the poo poo pulled by Stormare.
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Krinkle posted:When I was a freshman in college my roommate came home drunk every night the first semester, stoned the second, and woke me up microwaving his ramen and tripping all over his poo poo on the floor. He learned how to buzz pennies by snapping your fingers and he chipped my (the last I ever had) CRT monitor by pinging one over my shoulder trying to buzz my ear as close as possible. He denied as long as I knew him that his penny did that chip and that he owed me even so much as an apology. His friends stole my wallet and then he found out and got them to return it and asked me every day if I found my wallet yet and kept moving the hiding place to more obvious places until I found it. He didn't wash his clothes, he febreezed them. He never took out the trash. Not once. It was just down the hallway. He would stack trash up as high as the trash was deep but he would literally never, never, never take out the trash. You're a good writer, I painted a disgusting image of your roomie in my head.
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:My friends and I have had a running gag for years about Air Bud 8: Beagle Guardian where the entire premise is "Well there's no law saying a dog CAN'T be a legal guardian!" I forget how the kids are orphaned tho There has to be a law about that.
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Dr_Amazing posted:There has to be a law about that. I dunno, until the whole Mr. Hands thing Washington didn't have any bestiality laws soooooo
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Non Serviam posted:I don't know if you're joking or if you're autistic. Well, i'm pretty sure if/when they release a buddies movie involving time travel it just might turn me autistic. And I mean, to be fair, they really ARE bad owners, but I am repeatedly watching movies designed for 5 year olds where "making sense" takes a back seat to "talking baby animals", hence why it is irrationally irritating.
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Murphy Brownback posted:Well, i'm pretty sure if/when they release a buddies movie involving time travel it just might turn me autistic. Hot Tub Time Machine?
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