above comment was uttered by an unwitting member of the public during the intro sequence to Eddie Murphy's 'Raw'. This is the only known documentary evidence of anyone ever expressing a liking for this.
"Go on then, walk! The lot of you, walk! I've got people queueing up to work inside this bureau de change."
LOL, that made me laugh.
shareYeah, that's embarrasing. If you have it on freeze frame, you can see the guy wince in agony as he says it.
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That was a funny post. Though I bet not many people got your sign in name Nice Purse. It's from Trading Places, right? The big guy talking to Dan Ackroyd's girlfriend in the police station. Unless it's something else. As for I even liked Best Defence! This is indeed the only documented on screen comment of the film ever commited to celluloid. Funny post
shareThat was a funny post. Though I bet not many people got your sign in name Nice Purse. It's from Trading Places, right? The big guy talking to Dan Ackroyd's girlfriend in the police station. Unless it's something else. As for I even liked Best Defence! This is indeed the only documented on screen comment of the film ever commited to celluloid. Funny post.
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shareYa know, you can dogpile this movie all you want but without it we would never have known about Iraq invading Kuwait...we wouldn't know our WAM was overheating and we would never have found out that fat girls orgasm more than skinny ones. Powerful stuff...
shareI agree. Talk about predicting the future.
I loved this movie growing up. I love the back and forth between the two main characters' stories.
I wonder if that was just some actor saying that to be funny that he accepted the fact that no one liked that film.
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