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Pope Corky the IX posted:He also uses it in Cat in the Hat and the Love Guru and a bunch of SNL sketches. When I saw him pop up in Inglourious Basterds I was convinced he would open his mouth and that goddamn accent would once again fall out of his stupid loving head. He also uses it in Wayne’s World for a second when talking about the Leprechaun.
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Ferrule posted:Don't you dare besmirch Wayne's World. I love Wayne’s world but isn’t it just him doing “upper Midwest teen/early 20s” which is a region/mindset?
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Jul 1, 2020 15:26
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Ferrule posted:Don't you dare besmirch Wayne's World. Wayne’s World is good but that’s the exception to the rule. I haven’t seen it in a long time though so I dunno if it still holds up.
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Jul 1, 2020 18:41
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My memory is that both Wayne's World movies are good, but only I repeat ONLY if you do NOT watch them back to back.
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Jul 1, 2020 20:00
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I watched both recently, back to back and I can't agree with that. The first one is pretty nice and charming and has a good villain and is an all round fun time. Wayne's World 2 is loving dire. But I did always like how they got Ralph Brown to basically play the same character as he did in Withnail and I (Danny the drug dealer - inventor of the Camberwell Carrot)
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Jul 1, 2020 20:23
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Wayne’s World was based on actual Chicago-area people he met. There’s also a bunch of chop-socky racism in the second one and him doing his normal shtick with Chinese this time e: I enjoyed the first one though
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Jul 1, 2020 20:24
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The only bit I remember from Wayne's World 2 is when they're trying to avoid mentioning Kevin Pollak's eye.
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Jul 1, 2020 20:30
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There's an extended village people gag and Chris Walken is in the movie. Plus the roadie stories!
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Jul 1, 2020 20:33
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Baron von Eevl posted:There's an extended village people gag and Chris Walken is in the movie. Plus the roadie stories! Back when we were in college, my wife and I used to have a fake plant in a vase where the "dirt" was a ton of brown M&M's because of that movie. Plus the Kieth Richards joke gets funnier every year. ... just like the "Didn't they declare peace in the Middle East?" joke from Clueless.
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Jul 1, 2020 21:24
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Wayne's World 2 is a worthy follow-up. gently caress the haters.
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Jul 1, 2020 21:58
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On Mike Meyers: the first Austin Powers movie is still really good. I would even go so far as to say that it is a classic. The other two are not very funny.
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Jul 1, 2020 23:33
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Wayne's World 2 is a worthy follow-up. gently caress the haters. The Charlton Heston cameo was great, same with Robert Patrick’s. Also the “we both know there’s no film in this camera” still makes me laugh. It’s better than Ghostbusters 2.
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silence_kit posted:On Mike Meyers: the first Austin Powers movie is still really good. I would even go so far as to say that it is a classic. The other two are not very funny. michael cane in the 3rd one is great
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silence_kit posted:On Mike Meyers: the first Austin Powers movie is still really good. I would even go so far as to say that it is a classic. The other two are not very funny. wrong the other two are also very funny
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Jul 2, 2020 00:06
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Grabbed from the Stephen King thread in the Book BarnTeach posted:Changing the subject, late to the party, probably been said before, etc, but I had a moment last night, watching Doctor Sleep. Pretty cool call back I thought.
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Jul 2, 2020 00:09
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Austin Powers 2 is still pretty good. The third one sucks rear end though outside of the opening sequence
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AFewBricksShy posted:The Charlton Heston cameo was great, same with Robert Patrick’s.
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Jul 2, 2020 00:19
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Let's face it Dana Carvey did a lot of heavy lifting in Wayne's World.
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In The Dark Knight, during the hospital scene between Joker & Two-Face, Joker seemingly leaves his life at the fate of a coin flip. He has placed a gun at his own head and is helping to steady Two-Face's grip. However, in doing so he is holding back the hammer, meaning that even if the trigger was pulled, the gun wouldn't fire.
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Jul 2, 2020 00:38
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Push El Burrito posted:Let's face it Dana Carvey did a lot of heavy lifting in Wayne's World. Dana Carvey was the funnier of the two.
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Jul 2, 2020 00:50
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Which Wayne's World has the First Baptist Church vs Second Baptist Church gag? That was pretty good.
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Dana Carvey did the heavy lifting in everything he was in. Dude is the only reason I'm nostalgic for the HW Bush presidency
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DrBouvenstein posted:Which Wayne's World has the First Baptist Church vs Second Baptist Church gag? That was pretty good. The whole "Cassandra getting married" subplot was in Wayne's World 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxtYGPgixic Real question: How old are Wayne & Garth supposed to be in the movies?
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Android Apocalypse posted:Real question: How old are Wayne & Garth supposed to be in the movies? Early 20s I believe.
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In Zodiac, Mark Ruffalo's David Toschi is constantly eating or borrowing other people's food. The first time he pays for a meal is when he realizes the case is solved to his satisfaction.
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CzarChasm posted:In The Dark Knight, during the hospital scene between Joker & Two-Face, Joker seemingly leaves his life at the fate of a coin flip. He has placed a gun at his own head and is helping to steady Two-Face's grip. However, in doing so he is holding back the hammer, meaning that even if the trigger was pulled, the gun wouldn't fire. In that same scene, you can see some blood stains on Two-Face's pillow, on the injured side. Just a nice little nod to realism.
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Mike Myers is a big enough rear end in a top hat that he actively tried to limit Dana Carvey’s role in the first Wayne’s World because he knew he was funnier than him. And the Austin Powers sequels largely sucked because Mike Myers thinks repeating the same loving jokes and having them last longer each time is the height of comedy.
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RandomFerret posted:Dana Carvey did the heavy lifting in everything he was in. Dude is the only reason I'm nostalgic for the HW Bush presidency “The Master of Disguise” is a direct refutation of the idea he’s been useful since 1992.
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Dana Carvey's solo projects are all significantly worse than Mike Myers'.
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freeedr posted:Wayne’s World was based on actual Chicago-area people he met. There’s also a bunch of chop-socky racism in the second one and him doing his normal shtick with Chinese this time One of us is misremembering that scene, because I recall it as a straight riff on martial arts movies. There's a Jet Li movie where he has to defeat a girl's mother in combat to win the right to date her - one of the Wong-Fei Hung movies IIRC. Then Wayne starts speaking Mandarin to impress his girlfriend's father, which in turn sets up the gag where he asks if they can be poorly dubbed instead of using subtitles.
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The scene in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GEfu88qZm8 Still gets a laugh out of me. Wayne's World 2 is one of the better sequels out there, especially coming from an SNL property.
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Aphrodite posted:Dana Carvey's solo projects are all significantly worse than Mike Myers'. He also had a botched heart surgery that sidelined him for at least a decade. Mike Myers has no excuse.
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Dying on an operating table is preferable to Master of Disguise.
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Aphrodite posted:Dying on an operating table is preferable to Master of Disguise. Q: *snaps fingers*
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Can you really say it's worse than The Love Guru?
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Phy posted:Agreed (though the Robert Patrick gag is in the first movie) Same with the 'no film in this camera' gag.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Same with the 'no film in this camera' gag. Crap. Well it's still better than Ghostbusters 2.
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https://youtu.be/7vQSrmOqDnU
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Master of Disguise is fine, it is literally a children's movie, for children. The main character is named "Pistachio" because that's funny for children to say. I hope this explains the deep myriad subtleties of Dana Carvey's movie, Master of Disguise.
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Failing at an even simpler task doesn't make it better.
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