This scene always makes me laugh. Louis runs towards the restaurant yelling and slides down the window. The diners look at him and then just carry right on eating. So much for concern.
Go to bed Frank or this is going to get ugly .
I think Reitman said that was his gernal experience with New Yorkers.
shareIt is a classic scene lol. It always bothered me that nobody saw the terror dog however. But then again, maybe they didn't care
shareWasn't it somehow invisible? only Louis could seemingly see it.
'Get a freaking life, dude' - MooTown. Pot, meet Kettle.
The people outside the apartment could see the Terror Dog. I just think it's just out of range of sight for the Tavern on the Green patrons (that's the restaurant's name, btw, it's a famous NYC locale. I ate there once, good lobster bisque!). Plus again, the joke is that these are jaded New Yorkers who have seen it all.
shareAh, I see. So completely the opposite to where I grew up lol. So I guess the just thought it was a normal dog if they were to see it.
How's Lobster? A frozen food chain in the UK have been selling them but I've been too nervous to try it. Not a big lover of sea food. It only cost about £5!
'Get a freaking life, dude' - MooTown. Pot, meet Kettle.
So I guess the just thought it was a normal dog if they were to see it.
How's Lobster? A frozen food chain in the UK have been selling them but I've been too nervous to try it. Not a big lover of sea food. It only cost about £5!
Well that's the suspend your disbelief moment for me, that anyone actually thinks that thing looks like a dog. I mean what pedigree is that? Lol
Oh, well when I eat lobster it's always with something else, like bisque or ravioli. A lobster roll is really good (a sandwich with lobster bits, butter, mayo, veggies, etc). These are good choices if you don't like sea food too much, as the "fishy" flavor is drowned out some (yes, I know lobster isn't a fish, lol). I'm not a big fan of eating lobster by itself, like with a claw cracker.
Well that's the suspend your disbelief moment for me ...Agreed. The dog's seen coming out of the hotel, but no one seemingly sees it from the restaurant (including us). I just think they tried to use the one scene to achieve too many outcomes.🐭 share
Well that's the suspend your disbelief moment for me, that anyone actually thinks that thing looks like a dog. I mean what pedigree is that? Lol.
A pit bull does work, similar kind of big head, lol.
shareThey're New Yorkers; if the dog had chased Louis through the middle of the dining room, they wouldn't have looked up.
"Nice doggie...maybe I have a Milk-Bone...."
- Crazy. All crazy but I'm.
This wasthe funniest part. "Nice doggy. Cute little pooch. Maybe I got a milk bone."
Green Goblin is great! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1L4ZuaVvaw
He was the only one who could see the monster. Shot from inside showed only him outside.
shareParty guests saw it, as did a woman in the hall, and the doorman, who was actually knocked over by it, and a passing taxi stopped for it.
I think the park restaurant scene cheated the terror dog into the dark, indistinct background. Either that, or the final seconds of the attack had the T-dog dematerialize while taking possession of Louis, as we do not see them after they possess Dana and Louis.
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Glad somebody else brought this up 'cause I always wondered about that! Those must've been some bulletproof or really strong glass doors and windows that restaurant had, if the dog couldn't get in there (then again he strictly was afteranted Louis to possess him). Then again, might've made for an interesting and scary scene if he had ran inside with the stereotypically rude and apathetic New Yorkers, lol.
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