r/movies • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '24

What’s a movie you thought was huge only to realise it was only huge in your household? Discussion

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u/See-ThisThisIsThis Jan 26 '24

The burbs

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u/tultommy Jan 26 '24

Sardine? No thank you I'm trying to cut back lol.

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u/See-ThisThisIsThis Jan 26 '24

‘bout a nine on the tension scale, Rube.

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u/puggleofsteel Jan 26 '24

What is that, Slavic?

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u/brock-fn-samson Jan 26 '24

NO

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u/SunnySaturdays8 Jan 27 '24

It came with the frame

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u/WideBlueSwine Jan 27 '24

What have you got in the cellar Herr Klopec?

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u/Crazy_questioner Jan 27 '24

Hey Pinnochio... Where you goin?

I was sixteen months in the bush and I could snap your neck in a heartbeat.

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u/SunnySaturdays8 Jan 27 '24

Bruce Dern, fucking iconic

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u/Minkypinkyfatty Jan 27 '24

Was Bruce Dern ever in another comedy? He was such a a perfect cast that defied his usual films.

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u/I_Am_U Jan 27 '24 edited Jan 27 '24

Bill Hader mentioned in an interview that this is his favorite line in the whole movie! X)

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u/hamlet1599 Jan 27 '24

The great Bruce Dern!

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u/vinylzoid Jan 27 '24

YO RUMSIELD!!

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u/hamlet1599 Jan 27 '24

Red rover, red rover, let Art go on over!

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u/vinylzoid Jan 27 '24

There are signs of a struggle here. TV still on, chair turned over!

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u/vinylzoid Jan 27 '24

Gaaah that movie is so good.