What do you do when you want to see a small part of a movie?
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What do you do when you want to see a small part of a movie?
I'd like to see the Super Troopers scene from The Dukes of Hazzard movie, but don't want to bother with the whole movie. Does anyone rent movies just for a short scene?
What are some other saving scenes of otherwise inane movies?
What are some other saving scenes of otherwise inane movies?
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What do you do when you want to see a small part of a movie?
Does anyone rent movies just for a short scene?
What are some other saving scenes of otherwise inane movies?
Which question should I answer first?
Does anyone rent movies just for a short scene?
What are some other saving scenes of otherwise inane movies?
Which question should I answer first?
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The answer to your question is youtube.
Someone posted an Anna Faris scene from Smiley Face. I thought it was pretty funny so I checked out the movie and it turned out that scene was the only funny part in the movie.
Someone posted an Anna Faris scene from Smiley Face. I thought it was pretty funny so I checked out the movie and it turned out that scene was the only funny part in the movie.
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You saved me a possible rental there. The letter-perfect stoner free-association clip had mildly piqued my interest.
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Originally Posted by PopcornTreeCt
The answer to your question is youtube.
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I have Blockbuster Online, so if I can't find it on Youtube i'll just add it to my queue.