Funny one liners from the audience?
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Funny one liners from the audience?
I remember a few of my friends and I went to see Tales from the Darkside: the Movie (1990) on opening night in Westwood. There is a scene where a cat crawls down a womans thought, and I turn to my friend sitting next to me and say quietly "Talk about eating pussy." My friend laughs and then shouts the line out, causing a big roar of laughter from the audience.
Brings to question, what one liners from audience members had you laughing in the movie. I think the most rememberable movie would be Rocky Horror picture show, but there is no other like it.
Brings to question, what one liners from audience members had you laughing in the movie. I think the most rememberable movie would be Rocky Horror picture show, but there is no other like it.
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A few years ago I went to the theater where they were playing an old movie about the Hindenberg disaster. The moment after the explosion this fat bald guy with glasses shouted "That's gotta hurt!". Hilarity ensued.
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A chick crouches down to go pee in the bushes. Someone in the crowd made a fart noise and the place went nuts.
A chick crouches down to go pee in the bushes. Someone in the crowd made a fart noise and the place went nuts.
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Not exactly a "one liner", but...back in high school, I remember taking a date to go see The Blue Lagoon. There's a scene where Brooke Shields says to the the guy something to the effect of "My stomach feels funny...what is it?" And right on cue, a baby in the audience starts crying. People not only cracked up, but applauded too.
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Now look what you done did. You dropped pistol when you broke the window.
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i have alot of one liners..
Chronicles of Narnia:
Guy behind me says " i think those kids are high"
Superman Returns trailer:
At the end , guy in back said "WTF" out loud.... people cracked up
Chronicles of Narnia:
Guy behind me says " i think those kids are high"
Superman Returns trailer:
At the end , guy in back said "WTF" out loud.... people cracked up
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In the Madonna sex thriller with Willem Defoe, she giving a statement to the police and said, "Men lie." All the broads in the audience started hooting and hollering, then one guy a few rows behind me screamed, "Shut up! Shut up! Men do not lie!"
In Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, when they are in olde England, Keanu introduces himself to the royal ugly dudes by saying, "I am the Duke of Ted." A guy shouted, "You're the Duke of DICK!" and walked out of the theater.
When I was a wee lad, my parents brought me to the theater, I can't remember what was playing. During the movie or preview, the narrator said something about a guy falling and breaking his pelvis. I loudly asked my mother if girls have pelvises. The audience laughed and went aaaawwww at how adorable I was.
In Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, when they are in olde England, Keanu introduces himself to the royal ugly dudes by saying, "I am the Duke of Ted." A guy shouted, "You're the Duke of DICK!" and walked out of the theater.
When I was a wee lad, my parents brought me to the theater, I can't remember what was playing. During the movie or preview, the narrator said something about a guy falling and breaking his pelvis. I loudly asked my mother if girls have pelvises. The audience laughed and went aaaawwww at how adorable I was.
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Before Revenge of the Sith they trailered Batman Begins, and immediately after the trailer someone shouted "Alfred Dies!". The crowd was laughing, but the best part was that after the very next trailer (don't remember which one) a different guy shouted the same thing, and the whole theater broke out laughing.
In Daddy Day Care towards then end of the movie when the "Ben" character shows his drawing to his dad some guy said "Man, you know Ben 'aint draw dat". The line itself isn't too funny I guess, but something about the way the guy said it made me laugh much harder than anything in the movie.
In Daddy Day Care towards then end of the movie when the "Ben" character shows his drawing to his dad some guy said "Man, you know Ben 'aint draw dat". The line itself isn't too funny I guess, but something about the way the guy said it made me laugh much harder than anything in the movie.
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It happens a lot, but rarely do you hear a line that makes everyone in the audience break out in laughter. I can't remember what the movie I was seeing, but they showed the trailer for Queen of the Damned, and I yelled out: "Worst. Movie. Ever." in my best Comicbook Guy impression. Apparently everyone agreed because they starting cracking up.
Man, that was a bad movie.
Man, that was a bad movie.
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Not really a one-liner in that sense, but a woman shouted "Taye, you wanna get out the House on Haunted Hill, you better pray to Jesus!" while watching (naturally) the remake of The House on Haunted Hill, which is my favorite audience exclamation, ever.
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In The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy, there was this really annoying guy that was cracking up at EVERYTHING. Even the most unfunny crap. Anyways, when Arthur said to the girl something like "Are you sure that heads are the only thing he has more than one of?" or something to that effect, the guy in the middle went "BA-ZING!!!" That just frickin cracked me up. He was so stupid.
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oh i had that for King Kong.... this weird(i think mental) guy with a hot chick laughed for everything... all through the movie...
the person behind him said "listen man i respect you have a hot chick but stop laughing for the most unfunny shit before i make you start crying for some stupid shit"
the person behind him said "listen man i respect you have a hot chick but stop laughing for the most unfunny shit before i make you start crying for some stupid shit"
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Originally Posted by DonnachaOne
Wow, there's a lot of unfunny people who post here.
I think these things aren't funny now because what makes them funny is that they're unexpected blurts from random people. When typed out, it loses the spontaneity and inflections of the original outburst, thus much of the humor is lost. Of course I thought that was obvious going into the thread. But I guess not.
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I have two...one from yours truly and one from a friend I was with:
During GODZILLA (1998) when Matthew Broderick is trying to lure the monster out with a huge pile of raw fish, I yelled out "This movie stinks!"
At the end of SHINING THROUGH, when Michael Douglas has Melanie Griffith in his arms and makes a run for the border, when he makes it, a pal of mine jumped up, put two hands in the air and yelled "Touchdown!"
I only condone this kind of stuff during REALLY bad movies, as you can tell...
During GODZILLA (1998) when Matthew Broderick is trying to lure the monster out with a huge pile of raw fish, I yelled out "This movie stinks!"
At the end of SHINING THROUGH, when Michael Douglas has Melanie Griffith in his arms and makes a run for the border, when he makes it, a pal of mine jumped up, put two hands in the air and yelled "Touchdown!"
I only condone this kind of stuff during REALLY bad movies, as you can tell...
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Originally Posted by Mr. Cinema
It's never funny when people talk to the screen and add to ruining the movie going experience. At least not to me.
If you dont like a movie so much that you want to yell at the screen, why not just leave?
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Originally Posted by Mr. Cinema
It's never funny when people talk to the screen and add to ruining the movie going experience. At least not to me.
I agree. Save the wisenheimer comments for the privacy of your own home, where you can be unfunny to your heart's content. I didn't pay $9 to hear them.
And while you're at: stop buying nachos at movie theaters, too.
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I'd rather not have people talk during movies, but sometimes it depends on the audience.
Opening night seeing The Matrix (by myself, no one else thought "it looked good") in the end of the first scene when Trinity leaps backwards into the window, some guy next to me stood up, pumped his fists in the air and yelled, "That's my BITCH!!!"
Opening night for the re-release of Star Wars. The trailers are running and at the end of one someone yells out, "Volcano!" A few seconds later, the Volcano trailer started.
Opening night seeing The Matrix (by myself, no one else thought "it looked good") in the end of the first scene when Trinity leaps backwards into the window, some guy next to me stood up, pumped his fists in the air and yelled, "That's my BITCH!!!"
Opening night for the re-release of Star Wars. The trailers are running and at the end of one someone yells out, "Volcano!" A few seconds later, the Volcano trailer started.