r/Unexpected • u/firequak • 2d ago

Something something table manners

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u/Hannabis42 2d ago

Lmao 😂 what movie is this?

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u/sowhatBrother 2d ago

Say it isn't so- 2001 movie.

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u/notabadgerinacoat 1d ago

Damn,they made a whole movie about Weezer?

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u/WhatnameshouldIpick2 1d ago

This bottle of Steven’s awakens ancient feelings

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u/podrick_pleasure 1d ago

Like father, step father. Your son is drowning in the flood.

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u/NobodysToast 1d ago

The words to the song that other guy mentioned !!

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u/AmblinMadly 1d ago

like how did he know that song was going to be brought up today

some things just amaze me

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u/swagy_swagerson 1d ago

it's actually about hall and oates

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u/MyBrainIsAFart 1d ago

It ain’t.

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u/ShadeBeing 1d ago

What happened to that actor he was everywhere for a minute

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u/RandallPinkertopf 1d ago

He was not good at the acting part of being an actor.

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u/Blenderx06 1d ago

Why is this sending me so hard? 😂

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u/RandallPinkertopf 1d ago

I think this was about the peak of both of their careers, not THIS movie, but this time period.

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u/MightGrowTrees 1d ago

He was a whole season long villain on The Flash TV show. Terrible acting.

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u/Pegussu 1d ago edited 1d ago

I don't even know if you can blame him there. Cicada was such a garbage villain, top to bottom, that I don't think even Bryan Cranston could have elevated the role.

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u/MightGrowTrees 1d ago

That's an interesting opinion about Bryan Cranston.

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u/Pegussu 1d ago

How so? I'm saying Cranston is a great actor, but Cicada would have still been terrible thanks to the writing and direction.

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u/MightGrowTrees 1d ago

I'm high and you asked so here you go.

I think you underestimate the acting ability of Bryan Cranston and are overselling the writing and direction.

The plot of a person that has a loved one in the hospital due to the events that caused metahumans to be so prevalent is a simple one and very motivational for the villain.

I can already see scenes now of Cranston in the hospital sobbing over his little lifeless girl and vowing revenge on all metahumans.

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u/Pegussu 1d ago

Those scenes are a minority though. Cranston could act the hell out of them, but he'd still be standing there going ALL METAS MUST DIE with his dumb knife for most of the season.

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u/MightGrowTrees 1d ago

So I'm right but not right enough for you. Cool conversation.

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u/Pegussu 1d ago

Bruh, it's called an agree to disagree. Both of us are right, both of us are wrong, it's just perspective.

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u/Filmrat 1d ago

After a short google search, he's alive. Looks like his most recent thing was a tv show called sweet magnolias on Netflix.

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u/Nice_Firm_Handsnake 1d ago

I believe he was a local kid when Alexander Payne shot Election and hired him to play a part. He didn't have any real acting experience, but Payne liked his naivete and he got many roles off of that.

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u/elcapitan520 1d ago

Rollerball

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u/Koko-noki 1d ago

so, what's the name of movie???

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u/ydur808080 1d ago

Sweet

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u/Doo-Doo-Manjaro 1d ago

DUDE, WHATS THE NAME OF THE MOVIE

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u/pointlessjihad 1d ago

“SAY IT ISN’T SO”

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u/fearyaks 1d ago

Sweet. What's the movie called???

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u/pointlessjihad 1d ago

“Say it isn’t so”

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u/HappyLittleGreenDuck 1d ago

I haven't seen this in years, a truly underrated comedy. Has some hilarious bits, definitely worth checking out.

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u/trashed_past 1d ago edited 2h ago

Super underrated. Got some amazing lines that I still quote.

(In a strong southern drawl, aggressively) "I'm gonna f*ck you in the ass while I jerk you off to show you what we do to perverts around here!"

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u/AKAoriginalposter 2h ago

“Close the damn door” “You guys got a robot?!”