What's the funniest scene from a non comedy movie that you can remember?
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Karl Childers "it ain't got no gas in it".or "I reckon I'll have me some of the Big Uns."
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Mine would be the bar scene in Young Guns. The poor bastard is talking smack about hunting down Billy the Kid not knowing it is Billy he is talking to.
Keeping with the Slingblade theme, Doyle going off on everyone is a classic and funny scene.
The entirety of "Sling Blade." The funniest movie of the 90s by a wide margin.
Fargo has two or three laugh-out-loud moments.
Love the scene where Peter Stormare's character breaks in to kidnap the wife and he's wearing his balaclvava, and the wife sits and watches him look through the glass patio door to see if anybody's inside. IIRC she's knitting.
There's something darkly hilarious about that whole scene.
Love the scene where Peter Stormare's character breaks in to kidnap the wife and he's wearing his balaclvava, and the wife sits and watches him look through the glass patio door to see if anybody's inside. IIRC she's knitting.
There's something darkly hilarious about that whole scene.
When John Travolta accidentally shot the dude in the back seat in Pulp Fiction, I literally about peed on myself in the theater
The Motorcycle gang in Every Which But Loose.
Ruth Gordon shooting up motorcycle gang[roll].
All the gang scenes.
Ruth Gordon shooting up motorcycle gang[roll].
All the gang scenes.
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If you know who he is saying it to...the funniest line ever
Any of 7 or 8 different scenes in Total Recall.
Tom Arnold had several really funny lines in 'True Lies'.
The only thing I ever laughed at 'Fargo' was how absolutely terrible I thought the movie was. I couldn't finish it - the accents just annoyed the hell out of me and I was thoroughly bored for an hour before I switched to 'Seven' which was fabulous. I realize that puts me in a very small minority of people who didn't like the movie but I hated it from the outset.
The Joker in TDK talking about 'aggressive growth' and 'tryouts' after killing Gamble was extraordinarily creepy funny, too.
Josie Wales: 'Dying ain't much of a living, boy' when confronted by a bounty hunter and asking him why he does it.
The only thing I ever laughed at 'Fargo' was how absolutely terrible I thought the movie was. I couldn't finish it - the accents just annoyed the hell out of me and I was thoroughly bored for an hour before I switched to 'Seven' which was fabulous. I realize that puts me in a very small minority of people who didn't like the movie but I hated it from the outset.
The Joker in TDK talking about 'aggressive growth' and 'tryouts' after killing Gamble was extraordinarily creepy funny, too.
Josie Wales: 'Dying ain't much of a living, boy' when confronted by a bounty hunter and asking him why he does it.
Beat me to it!
Travolta: “Oh man I shot Marvin in the face”
Jackson: “Why da f**k you do that??!”
Sgt. Hartman going off on his platoon in Full Metal Jacket. (Mind the foul language...)
I always thought the scene in Tombstone where Johnny Ringo shows off his gun skills to try to get Doc Holliday to pull his gun out so they could shoot him and instead he downs his whiskey and then twirls the little cup around on his finger like a gun. Great comedy scene in an action drama.
When Chucky smacked the woman with a hammer so hard that she flailed all the way across the room and fell out of a window to her death.
When ED-209 puts about a thousand rounds into Mr. Kinney and they call for a paramedic.
Love the way Paul Verhoeven does gore.
When ED-209 puts about a thousand rounds into Mr. Kinney and they call for a paramedic.
Love the way Paul Verhoeven does gore.
Pretty sure Every Which Way But Loose is in fact a comedy.
Agree with several, the Slingblade stuff is hilarious.
"We ain't got no GD band, we don't even have microphones."
And the whole part with "call the cops, i play cards with JD Shellnut chief of police."
Agree with several, the Slingblade stuff is hilarious.
"We ain't got no GD band, we don't even have microphones."
And the whole part with "call the cops, i play cards with JD Shellnut chief of police."
Die hard when sgt powers buys donuts , it’s for my wife she’s pregnant, also when Bruce rips the police sergeant who thinks he is in charge , DeWayne was his name
And then we learned that driving around in a car drenched in blood tends to draw cop's attention. Now who would have thought that?
