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One of the worst lines...

posted 11 years ago by Doc110894
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I actually think the dialogue in this movie is mostly well done and entertaining. Especially non-Freddy dialogue.

There is one line, though, that is just so cheesy: "I'm gonna punch his ticket in!"

[–] melco92 11 years ago

Agreed. That was a very B movie, cheesy action flick kind of line.

Reportin' live for Black TV: White folks are dead, we gettin' the f*@# outta here!

[–] indisposedinmymind 10 years ago

I don't remember the exact line, but that scene where Kristin is arguing with her mom, saying something like "I'm the main course!". It's a pretty goofy line and it could have worked with the right delivery, but Tuesday Knight killed it.

IS THIS SOMETHING YOU CAN SHARE WITH THE REST OF US, AMAZING LARRY?!?!

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[–] Movie_Buff_Brad 9 years ago

There is one line, though, that is just so cheesy: "I'm gonna punch his ticket in!"

Eh, I liked that line. When I clicked this thread I thought it'd be about: "It's not just his house. It's his HOME."

http://www.dorkly.com/post/73323/5-star-wars-prequel-complaints-the-internet-needs-to-retire

[–] lupitag-11852 9 years ago

Haha, yeah, Tuesday delivered most of her lines awkwardly, but the "home" one was probably her worst. "And he's waiting in there for me to dream." Really a step down from Patricia Arquette.

[–] lewismaff 7 years ago

I liked the way her lines sounded, because she was kinda the sole crazy (seeming) one again. She spoke her lines kinda dreamy because she believed in all of this the most and knew her time was slowly coming and she couldn't stop him this time, especially so after kincaid and joey are taken on the same night.