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Roddy Piper was truely a oneliner machine. In one of his most famous promos, he said : "When you think you know the answer, i vhamge the question."

The narrator needs to learn to speak English.

Dan A Croid ??? Wtf is wrong with you ??

Wrong. Evans was covering his beard from Snowpiercer. Do ya even research, bro ?

Came here hoping to see Jim Carrey ended up listing to jerk talk over top of him the whole time

ME: Thor: Ragnarok is #1 movie in the MCU. 0:50 ME: What?! Seriously. What?!

the "a knight's tale" scene was perfect, just perfect.

04:20 - *NAJLEPSZE* 😎

You talk to much

RDJ did _not_ come up with “I am Iron Man.” That’s a myth.

My favorite was delivered by Ben Stiller: "Step off, bitch!"

Oh Krista allen is real help me out. I have her big poster and i stick it into my room door for my teens fantasy.

"In the film Titanic the ships four 'tunnels' admit steam".. I think you'll find that 'It's four funnels admit smoke'

I got pulled over by a cop and flashed a code four Still got a ticket

1:08 I find that one really interesting. It's one of those details that make The Godfather so good. It helped build the character and the world. Makes the guy seem on the dumb side, nervous to be talking to Don Corleone, yet deeply grateful to Don Corleone. It also helps establish the strict hierarchy in the Mafia world for the viewer early on in the film, where people "on the bottom" might not often be able to even speak to people at the top.

why did you photoshop scarlett's breasts in the thumbnail. that was cheap

TO ME I THINK CAREFULLY TO THIS STUN

3:55 I love Withnail & I There’s a scene quite early on where Richard E Grant’s character is so desperate for booze that he ends up drinking lighter fluid The lighter fluid was to be replaced with water Grant wasn’t quite getting the reaction quite right so director Chris Robinson and co-star Joe McGann replaced the water in the lighter with vinegar On drinking the vinegar, Grant’s face is a picture as he really struggles to keep going and begins to chuckle. Joe McGann has back to the camera facing Grant so all you can see is his shoulders going up and down as he can’t hide his amusement

IT S VERY FUNNY

"some friends scenes are so iconic they are well regarded as the funniest scenes in the series." WTF I would hope they were in the series ...NO, some Friends scenes were so iconic they were the funniest scenes of NCIS. What the script should have said is "Some of Friends funniest scenes are well regarded as its most iconic." or "Some of Friends most iconic scenes are its funniest." That line in video is just very awkward.

The first one minute of this video tells you why you shouldn't watch any more. Filth.

I recall when Tim Conway and Harvey Corman were doing a skit where Harvey's tongue somehow stuck out (don't recall why) and Tim stuffed Harvey's tongue back in endlessly, without success. It was the funniest skit I've ever seen.

I’m in a movie called Clay Pigeons and in the opening scene with Joaquin Phoenix I improvised the line (while excusing him of having sex with my wife) … “Mr. Like to do it from behind”. They kept it in.

Bruh was nose to nose with his dude’s stomach 🤣🤣🤣 I don’t blame good ol Norm

I'm calling BS on most of these

"The actor in the middle". Lol you guys really did your research didn't you

The tennis balls - such meyham ❤

Viggo Mortensen didn't break character

You can tell matt damons laugh is genuine. he laughs and smells the fart at the same time looking at his flaring nostrils :D

The Full Metal Jacket story here is way misleading. And actually pretty tragic. "Kubrick couldn't find an actor..."[to play the part right]? Kubrick reviewed thousands of audition tapes and decided to cast actor Tim Colceri, who'd also served as a marine in Vietnam. Colceri rehearsed months for the part, learning 28 pages of intense dialog. It was being rewritten and altered during that time, based on his taped rehearsals with Ermey and potential extras. He was purposefully separated from other cast members, for 'authenticity'. But Ermey was basically worming his way into the movie by treating the rehearsal tapings as an audition. He went all out for the role, having played much smaller and similar parts in the past. Ermey won over Kubrick with his presence and improv skills, but in so doing robbed Colceri [a fellow actor, and fellow Marine] of a starring part that he had already suffered and prepared for. In the end, Colceri was given the role of the helicopter gunner as a consolation. It was almost cut from the film. Fair to say the entire experience left him pretty scarred.

7:50 Not shown here, but during the lunch scene in Wolf of Wall Street, Leo looks around the room at one point in bewilderment. That's actually him looking over to Martin Scorsese to gauge his reaction to McConaughey's improv.

Imagine being so good at your job that the director let's you take the lead.

1:52 I'm sorry i think i didn't hear that right, ARNOLD WHAT??

....and yet, Carrey has never won an Oscar?!? F--- the Oscars!!

Ran out of material, eh?

"the crew left the scene in the movie" Most likely it was the director and the editor who made this decision, I doubt the key grip was asked for their opinion.

This exists in SO many other places. Every one of these and pretty much in the same order.

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Yes, the Will Smith scene was not scripted, that why the camera was on the ground in next shot.

The scene in Austin Powers is a redoing of the iconic scene from The Great Santini.

I have a theory that Bill Murray doesn't realise he's an actor in films.

I didn't watch that dirty dancing thing but whenever I might watch it in the future, I will know, that this isn't romantic AT ALL.

Flicking a cig is not really something that's to aim.

I can’t remember the last time I saw a really good movie, the last movie I saw was Parasite and it was awful. Any suggestions?

I’ll never believe Chris Pratt didn’t drop it on purpose. I’m sure it wasn’t in the script, but he totally staged that.

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Great laughs!

Yeah. If you're an extra and you adlib a line, you're getting fired, unless the director liked it

5:07 Gandalf was entering Bilbo's "Hobbit hole"? What do you mean by that?

That was NOT the most memorable scene in the Wolf of Wall Street. 😊