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Movie lines people laughed at in theaters despite not actually being intended to be funny?
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this post was submitted on 28 Apr 2024
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The Patriot (2000) dull Mel Gibson movie, as far as i can recall, anyway random dude gets head cleanly lopped off with a cannonball, buddies and i played too much UnrealTournament that day not to hear the "HEADSHOT" anouncer in our heads.
Is that theone where he's a mailman in a collapse scenario or is this a different dull Mel Gibson movie?
That's Costner in The Postman.
Aight, its just kinda in the part of my brain thats just kinda a mush called "weirdly boring nationalist movies" which is a surprisingly broad genre.
Yeah which is a shame because the premise was interesting. I don't think I've read any of Brin's works which this was based on.
Kinda hard to tell the difference at times. There's a lot less Shakespeare in The Patriot, though.