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Most Rewatchable Scene

Opening crash, the first confrontation and bathroom comedy are nominated.

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  • The helicopter view and car tumbling through the house launch the movie effectively; the crash visible behind the child is admired.
  • Jackson beating up March, the shut-up game and failed cookie-jar gun retrieval are an early personal favorite.
  • March cutting his wrist while breaking a window and his high-pitched fracture scream are celebrated.
  • The bathroom gun/cigarette/pants business and Holly asking Healy to beat up Janet are nominated.
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Most Rewatchable Scene

The porn party is the final shared scene choice.

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  • The little kid on the bike bragging about his big dick is an early most rewatchable scene choice.
  • The party combines mermaids, soundtrack, fight, death, the fall down the hill and inability to speak; multiple participants choose it.
  • Dropping the body onto dinner, shooting through the hot tub and the elevator retreat are additional favorites.
  • The Nixon story and callback, fake porn film and auto-show finale are enjoyed before agreement on the party.
  • The child’s exchange among the ashes of the house remains an illustration of the film’s special comic tone.
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The most "year the movie came out" thing

John Boy is the1977 choice; R-rated comedies evoke2016.

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  • Gas shortage, killer bees, Tower Records, Comedy Store and smog rallies are candidates, with the mole-bearing John Boy chosen.
  • Men shaving in their cars are another period nomination.
  • The abundance of R rated comedies in2016 is contrasted with their present scarcity.
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Gandolfini Butter on My Ass So It Pops in My Mouth Award

Organic endings that invite another adventure are enjoyed.

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  • The final detective-agency setup makes a sequel feel possible without forcing it, deepening regret that no follow-up happened.
  • The research says they read the script instantaneously and agreed to do it if the other did; it was a pleasure to make.
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What’s Aged the Best?

Seedy seventies Los Angeles, running jokes and the actors endure.

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  • The period setting, young Qualley, the and-stuff correction and memorable lines are praised; the Crowe/Basinger reunion means little to one participant.
  • Crowe’s reported claim of gaining weight for the role prompts joking comparisons with athletes returning overweight.
  • Dive bars, adult theaters, bookstores and the airport hotel’s multiple bars create an appealingly seedy setting.
  • The running jokes about Janet and her sister are enjoyed, especially Gosling talking to kids like adults and the daughter driving.
  • Hannibal Burris as the killer bee in the back seat while the driver sleeps is great.
  • Suspicion of corporations remains timely. The automaker conspiracy is questioned as overcomplication but defended for the smog-related comedy it enables.
  • Gosling’s subsequent rise strengthens appreciation of the performance.
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