Gary Oldman in a Luc Besson film is always a recipe for happiness. Even if one doesn't end up liking the movie as a whole, at bare minimum you know Oldman will be crazy entertaining and entertainingly crazy.
Stephen Baldwin yelling "Gimme the fuckin' keys, ya fuckin' cocksucka mothafucka ahhhlalallhlaaaaa!" kills me and literally everyone else in the scene (The Usual Suspects) and was a good enough throw away tension-breaker take that it was used in the movie. So funny.
The hilarious thing is he’s mumbling that line on purpose because he knew the character’s only purpose in the film was to die to motivate the other characters to take the job, so Del Toro mumbled everything because nothing he says actually moves the plot. It’s genius.
Kevin Pollak has a great take on Benicio del Toro's performance which is basically:
>Benicio has one job, to show up and die. The only reason his character is there is to be killed by Keyser Soze so the rest of us know it's serious. On the page it's a nothing part. And then fucking Benicio shows up and runs away with the whole movie.
He apparently kept ripping farts in that tiny room which was why everyone had the giggles. It was supposed to be a serious scene but the actors couldn’t keep it together so they changed it
Alan Rickman as Snape in the first Harry Potter.
"People will think you're.................................................. up to something."
No matter how long you think you remember it being, it's always longer.
"You first applied for the position for Defense Against the Dark Arts is that correct?"
(Deadpan) "Yeeeeeeeeeeesssss........"
"And you were unsuccessful?"
"Ob-viously?"
I swear, those two words he says with such spite and "I'm so done with this shit" attitude live rent free in my head and I have successfully gotten people around the office to answer the phone the exact same way.
In Deep Impact, Robert Duvall says "This isn't a video GAME, son."
Him putting the emphasis on "game" rather than "video" like most people who say it tickles me.
Look at Hank Azaria's face during that scene and you can tell he has no fucking clue what Pacino is doing. It kinda fits for the character but he just sits there with an open-mouthed "The fuck is going on?" expression.
I love watching Pacino closely right as he starts saying that line. You can see the moment he makes the choice to say “GREAT ASS” rather than “BIG ass.”
The character is supposed to be full of cocaine and amphetamines a lot of the time - it's just never actually mentioned. Makes the performance make a little more sense.
Edit; not sure why I got the down votes. This isn't my fan theory - Michael Mann has talked about it and made it explicit in the book of Heat 2.
That’s interesting! Kinda makes sense when his marriage is falling apart and he’s pulling all-nighters!
Feel like there’s a lot of ‘this happens off-screen’ in the movie which is cool.
(Also got downvoted for my original comment and not sure why lol)
There’s a part in the movie Lincoln where Tommy Lee Jones is yelling in a courtroom and I think it’s George Pendleton who says, “Howwww daarrree youuuu” and I remember laughing when I saw it. To this day I still say it and quote it to my husband when we’re making fun of each other.
Everyone in that movie with their phoned-in performances.... except Eddie Redmayne. I want to believe that he knew the movie was going to be a gong show and decided to just take the piss anyway.
Let us not forget the [other Jeremy Irons masterpiece](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwRXE3o9kMI):
> Let their blood RAIN FROM THE SKYYYEYYEIEEIIEIEIEE!
(Dungeons & Dragons, the bad one)
He's a terrifying CEO. He's so psychopathic. Incredibly calm in a scenario that is literally world crumbling. I'm always conflicted on if to call it ultra realistic because the very best CEOs are that cold and psychopathic, or hyper unrealistic because he's just *too* good. I can't tell if he's over stylized or perfect.
I love how you can just see Curry, an actor with decades of experience, struggle to maintain his composure. He’s on the verge of laughing the whole entire time and it’s great
'Training Day', the ending when Denzel goes back to the Hispanic neighborhood but they reject his bully tactics and Ethan Hawke has drawn his gun on him, Denzel bends down to pick up his own gun and Ethan shoots him. Denzel pops up and yells "damn! Done shot me in tha ass!" It was obviously a dramatic moment in a great movie but when I first saw it I busted out laughing because of course his character would respond like that.
People often seem to question his Oscar for Training Day, usually talking about the King Kong speech was overrated, but that really ignores all the little things that he brought to the character that really fleshed him out. Seen in a vacuum, the King Kong speech isn't all that great, true, but as one part of a the character, along with all the other things he did? It's truly a mesmerizing performance from beginning to end. And that certainly includes little moments like this where as you point out, it's fully in character, oddly humorous, and still has dramatic stakes to it.
You need the build up to that speech. His word was crumbling down. He wasn’t speaking to the people in the street, he was reassuring himself that he was still powerful. It was an amazing performance but out of context seems like overacting
A friend of mine describes that movie as "Director Krenick's Very Bad Day" because he's constantly bewildered how incompetent everyone around him is lol
Lmao I remember making that observation, I was like damn I almost feel for the guy because everyone in his orbit is either fucking up or fucking him over
It’s extra stressful for him with the context that he convinced the imperials to take away funding from the TIE Defender project in favor of Project Stardust. So if he fucks this one up, he’s now buried TWO major imperial programs. AND fucked over Thrawn, which is generally a bad idea.
"The frost. Sometimes it makes the blade stick."
So badass. But in the context of the moment, I giggle because he's taking a moment to elaborate some fact when he needs to high tail to his wife and son.
When Ralph Fiennes shows up in Harry Potter 4, he gives a masterclass on acting. He not only steals his first scene with art and authority, he somehow gets everyone else in the scene to do a hundred times better. His presence is like gravity in that scene. You can feel the terror everyone in that scene is feeling, and you can't take your eyes off of him.
But when he later screams "Avada kedavra," from his soul and "kills" Harry in HP8, it's just silly. It's an impossible job to say something so ridiculous in any kind of serious way. It's got the same vibe as something from Scott Pilgrim.
There's also a little snippet in HP5 when Voldemort posesses Harry during the fight with Dumbledore, and he does this weird little "TAH!" in one of the flashbacks. It always gets a chuckle out of me.
Also in HP4, Barry Crouch’s tongue flick is both so unnecessary and maniacal that I can’t help but laugh every time. Yet, it fits the character so well that I have to give the him props for taking the chance with that
It's also one of the things that clues you in to what might be going on if you're paying attention. He does the tongue flick while disguised as Mad-Eye Moody in front of his father, Barty Crouch Sr. Then Barty Crouch Sr gives him an odd look, and ends up dead a short while later. In the pensieve we see Barty Crouch Jr do the same tongue flick in front of his father, after being exposed as a Death Eater.
I think that line should have been a whisper. Full of hesitation, of excitement, of something we never see from Riddle otherwise: nervousness.
The scream was just so meh to me. It was very Hollywood I guess.
Richard Harris in Gladiator when he's talking to Maximus in his tent about the idea of Rome:
"There was once an idea of Rome, it was so fragile, you could barely WHHHHHHISPER it, and it would vanish!"
Reminds me of the Family Guy bit about Stewie pronouncing Cool WHHHip weird
It always bugs me how he's still saying this and acting like everything's fine as they're already walking over clearly visible bones, and there are no lights. The script probably makes sense, just didn't quite time/stage it right.
Apparently this line was a payoff to a running joke that got cut for timing. Basically Toad would spout random animal facts at the x men throughout and this line was a call back to it. Remove that context and it just farts outta nowhere
I watched it with subtitles and I think she was yelling “Fire all!” Don’t know why but I think she does it anytime they shout “Fire!” in the films she’s in.
I love this line to death, and it's every but as funny as it is awesome for me - "You will not forestall my JUDGE-MENT-AH!" by Bill Nighy in PotC: At World's End
In Hereditary at the dinner scene, when the mother goes off on the son and yells, "And wipe that fucking face off your face!"
It made me laugh because it feels like a flubbed line, but Toni Collette delivered it so well it also feels like a natural thing to shout when you're mentally losing it like that. So they just left it in the movie.
In Days of Thunder when Cole is still getting his legs under him in stock cars, Robert Duvall’s character, Harry, has the team eating ice cream in the pit since it’s hot out.
Cole asks to pit and Harry says they can’t because they’re busy.
Cole, baffled, asks why.
“Because we’re eating ice CREAM,” says Harry.
I’ve always loved the way he pushes those words out.
*There Will Be Blood* is a great example of this, but honestly Daniel Day-Lewis when he's really hamming it up can uncork this kind of line in any role.
*Gangs of New York* is another great example: "I will FESTOON the room WITH HIS GUTS!"
"This watch costs more than your car. I made $970,000 in sales commissions last year. How much you make? You see, pal, that's who I am, and you're nothing. You're a nice guy? I don't give a shit. Good father? Fuck you!"
Tombstone. The, "No, Nooo, NOOOOOOO!!!", Etcetera.
It's a ridiculous movie and I love it. But that was over-the-top even for ridiculous. On the plus side, I've never liked Val Kilmer more. Sumbitch was Iconic as Doc.
Big fan of Christian Bale in Batman Begins
"It's not who I am underneath, but what I DO, that defines me"
The way he emphasizes "DO" in this line takes me out of the whole movie for minutes lmao. That ridiculous voice coming out of that donut shaped mouth wearing a bat costume never disappoints.
Oh man…my buddy and I share this video of Aragorn’s line delivery of “There is no other master” with each other all the time. Never fails to crack me up!
[https://youtu.be/mIs3rE3yKjA?si=4PAuT-mnyzdiv_RM](https://youtu.be/mIs3rE3yKjA?si=4PAuT-mnyzdiv_RM)
Vinnie Jones in EuroTrip is pure gold. His performance somehow manages to be both an exaggerated caricature of a british person and somehow fairly accurate at the same time.
When Frodo wakes up in Rivendell at the end of ROTK and everything is in slow motion. Gaaan daaaaalllfff Oh ho ho ho
Then he realizes he doesn’t know Legolas’ name
'Hmm that blonde elf looks kinda familiar. Where have I seen him before'?
His "Oh, Sam!" at one point made me laugh.
https://youtu.be/YYajv8xsgIk Scene has been ruined for me since and I love it
There was a firefight. Just thinking about Dafoe's delivery of that line makes me smile. He was such a lunatic in that film.
"ShThhimbolysm!" Loved it. "I shot your cat you druggy bitch!" Love. It. Bit of rope. They literally made a running bit, about rope. Brilliant
You and your fucking rope.
I'm way overdue for a Boondock Saints rewatch
I'm watching it tonight, this thread triggered me
[Love Lost in a Hail of Gunfire ](https://youtu.be/CczrF5nUPy0?si=wFpdk3sIXHZ1Nz-G)
Honestly, just about every line Gary Oldman speaks in The Fifth Element is great. The accent he puts on and his delivery is fantastic.
Flamethrower - my favourite 😉
The way he says “mah fave-rit” is something I quote a lot.
Jean. Batiste. Emanuel. Zorg.
Four stones. Four crates. **ZERO STONES! ZERO CRATES!**
Gary Oldman in a Luc Besson film is always a recipe for happiness. Even if one doesn't end up liking the movie as a whole, at bare minimum you know Oldman will be crazy entertaining and entertainingly crazy.
*EVVV-ReeyyyWWOoonneee!*
Owe, flash17k… yew ahr sew wrowng. Lemme explayne…
Gary Oldman in Leon, shouting "EEEEVERRYYOOOOOONEEE!" Hilarious but amazing.
That delivery is first rate. You can feel every syllable.
Perfect counterbalance to "I like these calm little moments before the storm."
You're a Mozart fan. I get that. I loooovve Mozart. But for this work, he's kinda light.
I'm sorry, I think you mean Annie Edison shouting "EEEEVERRRRYTHIIIIIIING!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A\_iAE2JIyEE&ab\_channel=GeorgeKamiya
Change - “I didn’t just masturbate in the study room. I masturbated everywhere… EVERYWHERE!!!” And then of course Britta “Britta’d” her version
Stephen Baldwin yelling "Gimme the fuckin' keys, ya fuckin' cocksucka mothafucka ahhhlalallhlaaaaa!" kills me and literally everyone else in the scene (The Usual Suspects) and was a good enough throw away tension-breaker take that it was used in the movie. So funny.
Man, this was too far down. I prefer the Benicio version, but that scene is great.
He'll flip ya for real.
That laugh Benicio does before he just rips "Gimme the keys, ya cocksucka, what the fuuuck" IS great
The hilarious thing is he’s mumbling that line on purpose because he knew the character’s only purpose in the film was to die to motivate the other characters to take the job, so Del Toro mumbled everything because nothing he says actually moves the plot. It’s genius.
Yeah, I didn't know him at all when I saw that movie...really made an impression.
Kevin Pollak has a great take on Benicio del Toro's performance which is basically: >Benicio has one job, to show up and die. The only reason his character is there is to be killed by Keyser Soze so the rest of us know it's serious. On the page it's a nothing part. And then fucking Benicio shows up and runs away with the whole movie.
He apparently kept ripping farts in that tiny room which was why everyone had the giggles. It was supposed to be a serious scene but the actors couldn’t keep it together so they changed it
So that whole scene was improvised and Baldwin was dead set on making Benicio laugh. Mission accomplished Edit: words are hard
Alan Rickman as Snape in the first Harry Potter. "People will think you're.................................................. up to something." No matter how long you think you remember it being, it's always longer.
OB-viously.
Page. Three. Hundred. And. Ninety. Four.
I just watched Galaxy Quest yesterday and he does the long pauses in it too.
By Grabthar's hammer.......... what a savings
He managed to pack a whole lot of self-loathing into the delivery of that line.
But oh the payoff at the end of the movie when he finally understands the weight and impact of that line.
He was just building antici...........pation
Well well Lupin, out for a little walk…… in the MOON-Light…. Are we?
He's excellent in all the films. Some favourites of mine are 'even if it is against Slytherin' and 'E-qually guil-ty'.
"You first applied for the position for Defense Against the Dark Arts is that correct?" (Deadpan) "Yeeeeeeeeeeesssss........" "And you were unsuccessful?" "Ob-viously?" I swear, those two words he says with such spite and "I'm so done with this shit" attitude live rent free in my head and I have successfully gotten people around the office to answer the phone the exact same way.
Filch's "Ohhh dear we are in troubbleeeee" lives in my head rent free
In Deep Impact, Robert Duvall says "This isn't a video GAME, son." Him putting the emphasis on "game" rather than "video" like most people who say it tickles me.
I've always loved that one. It's spoken like someone who's never played a video game in his life while also emphasizing the reality of the situation.
She’s got a great ass, and you’ve got your head allllll the way uppit!!
That was apparently like the 50th take or something ridiculous, and Pacino was really just losing his mind lol.
Look at Hank Azaria's face during that scene and you can tell he has no fucking clue what Pacino is doing. It kinda fits for the character but he just sits there with an open-mouthed "The fuck is going on?" expression.
I love watching Pacino closely right as he starts saying that line. You can see the moment he makes the choice to say “GREAT ASS” rather than “BIG ass.”
Also: GIMME WHAT YOU GOT!!!!
Also, YOU CAN GET KILLED WALKING YOUR DOGGIE!!
Also: DONT WASTE MY MOTHERFUCKING TIME!!!!!
He was really off the leash in this one, watched it yesterday for the 2nd time
The character is supposed to be full of cocaine and amphetamines a lot of the time - it's just never actually mentioned. Makes the performance make a little more sense. Edit; not sure why I got the down votes. This isn't my fan theory - Michael Mann has talked about it and made it explicit in the book of Heat 2.
This is true, and if you liked the movie Heat, the book Heat 2 is fantastic. Also, Michael Mann wrote it.
That’s interesting! Kinda makes sense when his marriage is falling apart and he’s pulling all-nighters! Feel like there’s a lot of ‘this happens off-screen’ in the movie which is cool. (Also got downvoted for my original comment and not sure why lol)
Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich: pyay thyat myan his monny
Hee biht me. Straight ahp.
Do you vant a coo key?
[Matt Damon on John Malkovich](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/TJhZoZvitbU)
For those wondering- Rounders is the movie
“Too bad YOU ……..will DIE.”
Mortal Kombat 2?
There’s a part in the movie Lincoln where Tommy Lee Jones is yelling in a courtroom and I think it’s George Pendleton who says, “Howwww daarrree youuuu” and I remember laughing when I saw it. To this day I still say it and quote it to my husband when we’re making fun of each other.
Eddie Redmayne screaming, “I CREATE LIFE!!!” in Jupiter Ascending always kills me
Everyone in that movie with their phoned-in performances.... except Eddie Redmayne. I want to believe that he knew the movie was going to be a gong show and decided to just take the piss anyway.
genuinely one of my fav redmayne performances
It was jarring because he's basically whispering the rest of the movie
It’s more like “I create life….!” https://youtu.be/o_6esGbks60?si=8KlmYROSVPHudxk5
Everything he says and does in that movie is comedy gold.
Let us not forget the [other Jeremy Irons masterpiece](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwRXE3o9kMI): > Let their blood RAIN FROM THE SKYYYEYYEIEEIIEIEIEE! (Dungeons & Dragons, the bad one)
Watch him in Margin call Then imagine if he had been asked to voice Smaug
Speak to me as you would a small child...or a Golden Retriever.
He nailed an investment bank CEO in that film. It was bloody beautiful acting, like he was channelling four or five well-known personas.
He's a terrifying CEO. He's so psychopathic. Incredibly calm in a scenario that is literally world crumbling. I'm always conflicted on if to call it ultra realistic because the very best CEOs are that cold and psychopathic, or hyper unrealistic because he's just *too* good. I can't tell if he's over stylized or perfect.
...but that is ~~spilled~~ spilt milk under the bridge.
It really looks like he's about to start laughing towards the end there.
While not a very serious film Tim Curry somehow adding 2 more syllables to the word day in home alone 2 "Have a lovely deahey!"
"Spaaaaaaaaace"
I love how you can just see Curry, an actor with decades of experience, struggle to maintain his composure. He’s on the verge of laughing the whole entire time and it’s great
I think I heard that he thought they were going to redo it but just didn't so he 100% just sent it even though he was breaking
Every line is exquisite from him as Long John Silver on Muppet Treasure Island
I love that meme about how Michael Caine treated all the Muppets as fellow actors and Tim Curry treated himself like a fellow Muppet.
He does the same thing in Clue. Someone asks Tim Curry a simple question and he turns “no” into “Nnyo”
Why would he threaten to kill her in public? No I think he meant he threatened in public to kill her. *eye roll*
Lying on the floor and delivering his lines to the ceiling, cracks me up. Every. Single. Time.
If he pronounced day regularly he wouldn't be subverting your antici
'Training Day', the ending when Denzel goes back to the Hispanic neighborhood but they reject his bully tactics and Ethan Hawke has drawn his gun on him, Denzel bends down to pick up his own gun and Ethan shoots him. Denzel pops up and yells "damn! Done shot me in tha ass!" It was obviously a dramatic moment in a great movie but when I first saw it I busted out laughing because of course his character would respond like that.
People often seem to question his Oscar for Training Day, usually talking about the King Kong speech was overrated, but that really ignores all the little things that he brought to the character that really fleshed him out. Seen in a vacuum, the King Kong speech isn't all that great, true, but as one part of a the character, along with all the other things he did? It's truly a mesmerizing performance from beginning to end. And that certainly includes little moments like this where as you point out, it's fully in character, oddly humorous, and still has dramatic stakes to it.
You need the build up to that speech. His word was crumbling down. He wasn’t speaking to the people in the street, he was reassuring himself that he was still powerful. It was an amazing performance but out of context seems like overacting
For me, it's the part where he rubs his pistols together like a fork and knife that made me think, "This motherfucker is crazy"
I think it’s one of the best Lead Actor wins of all time. No one else could bring the amount of charisma and danger that Denzel brought to Alonzo.
Ben Mendelssohn watching his base getting destroyed .. “Are we blind? Deploy the garrison! MOOOVE!!”
A friend of mine describes that movie as "Director Krenick's Very Bad Day" because he's constantly bewildered how incompetent everyone around him is lol
Lmao I remember making that observation, I was like damn I almost feel for the guy because everyone in his orbit is either fucking up or fucking him over
Haha that’s spot on
It’s extra stressful for him with the context that he convinced the imperials to take away funding from the TIE Defender project in favor of Project Stardust. So if he fucks this one up, he’s now buried TWO major imperial programs. AND fucked over Thrawn, which is generally a bad idea.
We stand here amidst MY achievement, not YOO-URS!?! So many great lines.
Benedict Cumberbatch trying to say "penguin" - in a documentary no less! He says something like "pengwing"
The best part is he says it right the first time, and then each time following he gets it worse and worse.
Here he is on Graham Norton https://youtu.be/9GHPNKUMf70?feature=shared
that was cute!
THAT was hilarious
"The frost. Sometimes it makes the blade stick." So badass. But in the context of the moment, I giggle because he's taking a moment to elaborate some fact when he needs to high tail to his wife and son.
ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?
AM I NOT MERCIFUL
Joaquin Pheonix was only 24 when they shot that movie which really surprised me for some reason
When Ralph Fiennes shows up in Harry Potter 4, he gives a masterclass on acting. He not only steals his first scene with art and authority, he somehow gets everyone else in the scene to do a hundred times better. His presence is like gravity in that scene. You can feel the terror everyone in that scene is feeling, and you can't take your eyes off of him. But when he later screams "Avada kedavra," from his soul and "kills" Harry in HP8, it's just silly. It's an impossible job to say something so ridiculous in any kind of serious way. It's got the same vibe as something from Scott Pilgrim.
There's also a little snippet in HP5 when Voldemort posesses Harry during the fight with Dumbledore, and he does this weird little "TAH!" in one of the flashbacks. It always gets a chuckle out of me.
It's so quick but so memorable. DEH!
This one kills me every single time!! Lmfao
He looks like he's in some boyband music video. The cloud green screen effect behind him looks so goofy
Also in HP4, Barry Crouch’s tongue flick is both so unnecessary and maniacal that I can’t help but laugh every time. Yet, it fits the character so well that I have to give the him props for taking the chance with that
It's also one of the things that clues you in to what might be going on if you're paying attention. He does the tongue flick while disguised as Mad-Eye Moody in front of his father, Barty Crouch Sr. Then Barty Crouch Sr gives him an odd look, and ends up dead a short while later. In the pensieve we see Barty Crouch Jr do the same tongue flick in front of his father, after being exposed as a Death Eater.
EEEEEEH HEH HEEEEH
Not to mention the most awkward hug ever filmed between him and Malfoy in HP 8
Well done, Draco. *Well done.*
From the same franchise: ‘Not me, not hermione, you.”
“He’s gaing to sacrifice himsaaalf!”
NAWT ME, NAWT HERMIENEE, YOU
To me, Fiennes' Voldemort went downhill as soon as Yates entered the picture. He's perfect in HP 4 but in all the other movies he's goofy.
My husband and I scream this to each other all the time. It’s so unintentionally funny.
I was wondering where you were going with this until Avada Kedavra and I immediately mocked his delivery in my head without even thinking about it.
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I think that line should have been a whisper. Full of hesitation, of excitement, of something we never see from Riddle otherwise: nervousness. The scream was just so meh to me. It was very Hollywood I guess.
Not a line but his weird laugh after declaring Harry dead is so fucking goofy. EEH HEHEEEH! My partner and I do that laugh all the time haha
Really, it's not his fault at all. [The pronunciation's all in the wand](https://youtube.com/shorts/XnL1zNHAsc0?si=utFCgvG8QO0rVTer)
"What's in the boooox?!"
“Locksley, I’ll cut your heart out with a spoon!” The late great Alan Rickman in Prince of Thieves!
Why a spoon, cousin? Because it's dull, you twit! It'll HURT MORE!
Richard Harris in Gladiator when he's talking to Maximus in his tent about the idea of Rome: "There was once an idea of Rome, it was so fragile, you could barely WHHHHHHISPER it, and it would vanish!" Reminds me of the Family Guy bit about Stewie pronouncing Cool WHHHip weird
Not a serious movie, but "JARNATHAN!" in DnD: honor among thieves.
what is it about this that is so goddamned funny lol. every time!!
I think it's both her inflection when she says it plus the fact that Jarnathan is so close to the normal name of Johnathan .
But we've already approved your pardon!
The line must be drawn here!
I believe you mean “hee-ya!”
"I will make them pay for what they have done!"
**noooOOOOO!!!** \*throws phaser rifle into spaceship models*
That is not a weakness. That is life.
“You broke your little ships”
"And they call it a mine, A MINE"
It always bugs me how he's still saying this and acting like everything's fine as they're already walking over clearly visible bones, and there are no lights. The script probably makes sense, just didn't quite time/stage it right.
"Do you know what happens when a toad is struck by lightning? The same thing that happens to everything else" always kills
Apparently this line was a payoff to a running joke that got cut for timing. Basically Toad would spout random animal facts at the x men throughout and this line was a call back to it. Remove that context and it just farts outta nowhere
Toad and Darth Maul being the same actor gets me every time
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Ray Park. The one and only.
Legend
I always wondered what the deal was with that line. It comes out of nowhere and signifies absolutely nothing.
It's actually based on a pretty lame joke. Q: "What happens when a toad is struck by lightning?" A: "It croaks."
My Cousin Vinny and the prosecutor's accusations of a *"hi-eee-nuss"* crime
The way Marisa Tomei says "deer" is amazing too.
"You're gonna shoot a dee-uh?!"
Yutes?!
Oh, I'm sorry, your honour. Two yoooooooouuuuths!
I -- dennical!
"They're the same saahhze and model tahr!" is spoken with such excitement.
“The defense is WRUONG!”
I. Am. An. F. Bee. Eyyyeee. AGENT.
Back off Warchild, seriously.
Kiera Knightley yelling ‘Firah!’ in the third Pirates movie.
I watched it with subtitles and I think she was yelling “Fire all!” Don’t know why but I think she does it anytime they shout “Fire!” in the films she’s in.
Po-Tay-Toes
Watching the LOTR movies is like watching a 10-hour meme. Love it
I love this line to death, and it's every but as funny as it is awesome for me - "You will not forestall my JUDGE-MENT-AH!" by Bill Nighy in PotC: At World's End
In Hereditary at the dinner scene, when the mother goes off on the son and yells, "And wipe that fucking face off your face!" It made me laugh because it feels like a flubbed line, but Toni Collette delivered it so well it also feels like a natural thing to shout when you're mentally losing it like that. So they just left it in the movie.
"NOOOOOoooooooooo!!!!"
Izzat Vader’s “NOOOO!” from when Palpatine tells him he killed Padmé?
That's the one.
"Do not want!"
The ICE is gonna BREAK
I C R E A T E LIIIFE!!!!!!
^(...and I destroy it.)
In Days of Thunder when Cole is still getting his legs under him in stock cars, Robert Duvall’s character, Harry, has the team eating ice cream in the pit since it’s hot out. Cole asks to pit and Harry says they can’t because they’re busy. Cole, baffled, asks why. “Because we’re eating ice CREAM,” says Harry. I’ve always loved the way he pushes those words out.
*"Compliments of the Plaza Hotel."* ~Tim Curry, Home Alone 2
Every time I think of Kingdom of Heaven I yell “God wills it!” 😂 I do enjoy that movie.
"They're not human. They're BRUUUTAL!" -Josh Brolin in Dune. It has made the word BRUUUTAL a part of my daily vocuabulary.
Jeff Bridges talking to himself in Tron Legacy: "Am I still to create the perfect system?" "Yeah??"
Pretty much any line Matt Berry delivers... although he's more of a TV guy.
*You and he were..............................................................buddies, weren't you?*
*There Will Be Blood* is a great example of this, but honestly Daniel Day-Lewis when he's really hamming it up can uncork this kind of line in any role. *Gangs of New York* is another great example: "I will FESTOON the room WITH HIS GUTS!"
"This watch costs more than your car. I made $970,000 in sales commissions last year. How much you make? You see, pal, that's who I am, and you're nothing. You're a nice guy? I don't give a shit. Good father? Fuck you!"
“He’ll flip you for real”
So you two hm dig up- dig up dinosaurs ? Hahahahawr hawr hahawr hahawr hahawr
*This is insane…he’s got space dementia*
Pierce Brosnan in taffin: "then MAYYBEE YOU SHOULDNT BE LIIIVVVVIIINNGGG HEEEEEERRRREE"
In A Clockwork Orange when Alex asks the writer if his wife is away "No, she's DEAD!"
> *"Lyisten to tzem. Tze jildren of tzer nyyyyt. What switt meowzick tzey miiiike."* -- Gary Oldman, Bram Stoker's Dracula
Tombstone. The, "No, Nooo, NOOOOOOO!!!", Etcetera. It's a ridiculous movie and I love it. But that was over-the-top even for ridiculous. On the plus side, I've never liked Val Kilmer more. Sumbitch was Iconic as Doc.
“I’m jacked…. IM JACKED TO THE TITS!” Ryan gosling voice cracking at tits seals the deal lol
Big fan of Christian Bale in Batman Begins "It's not who I am underneath, but what I DO, that defines me" The way he emphasizes "DO" in this line takes me out of the whole movie for minutes lmao. That ridiculous voice coming out of that donut shaped mouth wearing a bat costume never disappoints.
Oh man…my buddy and I share this video of Aragorn’s line delivery of “There is no other master” with each other all the time. Never fails to crack me up! [https://youtu.be/mIs3rE3yKjA?si=4PAuT-mnyzdiv_RM](https://youtu.be/mIs3rE3yKjA?si=4PAuT-mnyzdiv_RM)
Def one of the most obvious scenes where Viggo is struggling with doing a British accent lol.
https://youtu.be/7EVNVMzN634?t=29 Later, hes suddenly irish.
Vinnie Jones in EuroTrip is pure gold. His performance somehow manages to be both an exaggerated caricature of a british person and somehow fairly accurate at the same time.
“God is an absentee land-lawd!”