OK, as much as I like this movie, I have to be honest here, the part were Lisa threatens the parents of one character into letting him come out by pointing a gun straight at them does kind of unsettle me a little. It kind of makes me wonder just what the film's makers are advocating here.
shareOh dear God, lighten up.
shareHot chicks with firearms are so sexy!
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How about if some strange woman threatened your parents with a gun? Would you find it amusing then?
shareIf it was in a fictional movie, then yes I would. I would also find the scene of Anthony Hall mimicking a bluesman to be quite entertaining.
"Lighten up, Francis"
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You do realize that this is a movie. Right? More specifically, it is a fictional movie. As in: Not real. Made up. The product of someone's imagination.
In other words: Lighten up, develop a sense of humor, and stop taking every little thing so dang seriously!
You do realize that this is a movie. Right? More specifically, it is a fictional movie. As in: Not real. Made up. The product of someone's imagination.
In other words: Lighten up, develop a sense of humor, and stop taking every little thing so dang seriously!
Great addition to the discussion.
shareHow about if some strange woman threatened your parents with a gun?
"Ain't nothin finer than a naked woman holdin a gun" ---The Whole Nine Yards
shareIt kind of makes me wonder just what the film's makers are advocating here.
I miss the 80's so much, it had movies like this, and lacked people like the OP.
shareI don't think they were advocating anything. I would agree with you about it being unsettling, except that the entire movie is a farce. It's kind of hard to take any part of it seriously when you have someone turned into a nasty monster and the grandparents get frozen. Also, Attis point in the movie, wasn't the pistol actually a squirt gun? It only becomes a real pistol in a later scene. For all those reasons, I don't think it's unsettling.
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I'm just expressing my opinion.
You may all go to hell, and I will go to Texas.
Another great movie moment lost on yet another of the current generation of teenage PC dullards. You guys have lost the ability to think for yourselves. You should be ashamed to even be alive. Thank *beep* I grew up in the 80's.
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Scientologists love Narnia, there's plenty of closet space.
Haha and so true!
shareYes, and because Bill Paxton's character was turned into a pile of feces. The filmmakers have a scatological fetish. Chill out, your reading into this film too close than it should be
I shall call him Squishy and he shall be mine and he shall be my Squishy.
Political Correctness stifles debate..
What is is it there for?