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Elyse 2021-11-30 08:01:27
King's comedy style is always unique and classic!
I think it’s still very funny, even if there is no previous classic, but it is of a high level. This is the style of King’s style. I really don’t understand that some people think he is old. What is the way to continue his uniqueness? The style is just fine. It's not that Jim Carrey has...
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Kyleigh 2021-11-30 08:01:27
The comedians I like are getting old
The nostalgic meaning of this film has exceeded its artistic value. Seeing Jim Carrey, who is already more than 50 years old, is still working hard on the screen to exercise his facial muscles, I feel a little bit reluctant.
Xing Ye has retired behind the scenes and stopped acting, and...
William Goodrum
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Lloyd Christmas: [Harry and Lloyd mistake Freida as her daughter] Suck me sideways!
Harry Dunne: You're the spitting image of her!
Fraida Felcher: You morons! This is the return address. Her's is on the side with the stamp.
Lloyd Christmas: But it's still uncanny!
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Harry Dunne: Mr. Stainer, Mrs. Stainer so nice to see you.
Mr. Stainer: Harry, Lloyd. To what do we the owe the honor at this late hour, gentlemen?
Lloyd Christmas: We were just wondering if Pee Stain wanted to come out for some suds and maybe having his ass handed to him in a couple of games of Dig Dug.
Mr. Stainer: Lloyd. Peter is dead.
Lloyd Christmas: Yeah right. Since when?
Mr. Stainer: Since 1991. Remember?
Lloyd Christmas: The motorcycle accident? But I thought he pulled through. The obituary said he was survived by his parents.
Mr. Stainer: No, he did not pull through.
Lloyd Christmas: Are you sure?
Mr. Stainer: Yes.
[Shows the duo a poster of their late son]
Lloyd Christmas: You guys are right. Anyway sorry about that whole thing. Pee Stain and I were close friends.
Mr. Stainer: Yeah, we know. You were the one who sold him the motorcycle.
Lloyd Christmas: And if I recall I made him a sweet deal. My bike for his helmet straight up. That thing was a rocket. A little squirrelly on the corners, and when you got on it straight away...
Mr. Stainer: Good night, Lloyd. Good night, Harry.
