Budget
$10,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$113,682
Opening weekend US & Canada
$11,502
Gross worldwide
$118,492
Gentlemen Broncos
A trailer for the geek comedy Gentleman Bronco , directed by Napoleon Dynamite director Jared Hess and starring Michael Anthony Angarano of The King of Kung Fu and Sam Rockwell . "Gentleman Bronco" inherits the usual neurotic "boring" comedy line of Jared Hess's works, but adds the classic sci-fi films of the 1970s and 1980s - including "Star Trek", Lucas' "Five" The parody of films such as "A Hundred Years Later" makes the film more strange.
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- Release date May 27, 2010
- Filming locations Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
- Production companies Bronco Productions, Rip Cord Productions
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By Lamont 2022-10-22 21:26:14
In addition to being funny... a little more moving
In addition to the director (screenwriter) using a lot of exaggeration and nonsensical performance to the scenes of the novel.
I still want to see a little bit of emotion....
If there are people who are not very interested in funny and sci-fi, they may not be able to watch this movie.
In addition, what I saw was the process of a young man chasing his own dreams, from the beginning of his extreme admiration for his idol, to slowly coming into contact with the idol and...
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By Blaze 2023-09-14 10:17:41
I'm sorry, this is humor that I can't understand. Whether this film is to be inspirational or funny or heavy, I don't know if I don't know. ....
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By Braulio 2023-09-03 07:50:10
Extremely grotesque!...
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By Benny 2023-07-25 09:48:28
Sam is really king of...
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By Christina 2023-07-22 01:23:23
Innocent messy light easy food is indeed the director of wrestling...
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By Karlie 2023-07-13 21:58:36
Omg Mike White...Michael Angarano...Halley Feiffer (but I don't like her look)...and Sophie from 2 Broke Girls...all familiar...
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Chevalier: May the glistening chrome of the Borg Queen shed her light upon us all.
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Chevalier: You. Give me the name of one of the protagonists in one of your fantasies.
Skinny Boy: Nebekenezer.
Chevalier: Oh. Very original. I've heard that one before. But don't worry, need thou not be afraid, for we can turn a humdrum, forgettable name like Nebekenezer into something magical like this
[pause]
Chevalier: Nebekoronius. And it's that easy. We can add 'onius,' 'ainous,' or anous,' to just about anything and it becomes magical.
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Troll Girl: One of my trolls is named Teacup.
Chevalier: Um... I don't like it. I would go with Traginus, every time.
Troll Girl: [raises hand]
Chevalier: Yes?
Troll Girl: But I still like Teacup better.
Chevalier: It's not... it's not a question of liking it better. It's just... I'm... as an author... I'm picturing myself as a troll mother, I have just given birth to a litter of troll cubs, they are covered in placentiae, pawing at my many teats for the vital, life-giving collostrum. I'm not thinking, 'Hmm... Teacup.' Am I? It's just not... believable. And if I don't believe it, the reader doesn't believe it. Tragainus, Trocacon, Trody... names in this vein. If female, Tragana.
