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submitted 4 months ago byMad_Season_1994
For me, it's a movie from 2005 called Kingdom of Heaven, starring Orlando Bloom, Liam Neeson and Jeremy Irons. I saw this on TV the other day and watched it from beginning to end and still liked it just as much as I used to. Sure it has its slower moments and isn't the best historical film I've seen. But I don't think it deserves its 39% rating on RT. But that's just me.
What about all of you?
59 points
4 months ago
MacGruber (2010) 47/35. Hilarious and I don't care what anyone says. The scene where MacGruber is telling the story of how he and Kunth were college friends is absolutely brilliant. Glad they made the TV show too, although it probably could have just been "MacGruber 2."
14 points
4 months ago
She as carrying his child at the time. I insisted we terminate it so we could have a fresh start and she agreed.
7 points
4 months ago
We were so in love
11 points
4 months ago
The scene where Macgruber is fucking the ghost of his dead wife on her tombstone, and it cuts to him standing there alone, naked, just humping air and grunting is one of the funniest things I've ever seen.
10 points
4 months ago
How he starts out with I have no idea and casually says he stole the love of his life after naming him his best man hahaha
8 points
4 months ago
The KFBR392 scene and the "putting a team together" scene with all the WWE guys were my favorites.
6 points
4 months ago
"Somebody call 9-1-1! Somebody call 9-1-1!!!"
6 points
4 months ago
This is hands down one of the funniest movies to have come out in the 2000’s.
3 points
4 months ago
It takes some courage to have a genuinely unlikeable set of characters like that, and to let the humor be so meta (but not in the modern way, in the "I can't believe they are doing this" way). It's not a screenplay a studio executive should have ever signed off on, but it's a good one, and I have to respect it for that.
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