For me the bit when Matt Stone took off his hat revealing a big orange afro, made me laugh so hard tears ran down my face. A close second was the optimistic attitude of that Mormon fella around the camp fire and his snowman making fetish lol
shareTha trapper man song was one of the funniest bits in my opinion.
shareThe part where packer walks away and comes back to 3 of his men dead and goes "what are you guys doing?" That killed me. Also, when he's in the bar and Frenchy goes "Having a little drinky poo?" and packer goes "No I'm not having a little drinky poo." Someting along those lines. I think that was amazing.
shareThe bit where Packer throws a rock into the river to see how deep it is! Hilarious!
By the way, I know Victoria's Secret: She's a slut!
Fudge Packer?
share" The bit where Packer throws a rock into the river to see how deep it is! Hilarious! "
Mine as well! The silence that followsw it is just hilarious! "Well what the Hell did that prove?" "Well, I...just... I...don't...know..."
Fantastic!
When the cam zooms into Swan's dead face when Alfred says, "It's like he's going to sing a song." then has the music playing (getting him ready for a song)
HILARIOUS!!
Best part is when Humphrey is making food and the butcher sees the food.
Butcher:"You son of a bitch, Humphrey."
Humphrey:"Aww, come on, you haven't even tried it!"
Butcher tries it.
Butcher:"You son of a bitch, Humphrey."
Fudge Packer? was so awesome and the part out of nowhere 'Cow Bell Solo!'
but the entire movie was insanely awesome.
I've always enjoyed Swan doing his 'Let`s Build A Snowman' reprise and Miller going 'Shut the f.ck up Swan!'
| ''But where's the ambiguity?... It's over there, in a box!'' |
The whole movie is hysterical...but a few scenes after the "Let's build a snowman" song, when humphrey and everyone are walking and Humphrey abruptly stops walking and says something like "Hey! I just thought of something! When Swan was tapping to that song...how the hell did he make that noise? Pretty *beep* weird isn't it?"
Man that cracked me up. But nothing beats the whole commentary...I have yet to drink to it but when I do I can only imagine how much funnier it will be. I love how they don't finish it and go to a titty club with like 10 minutes left in the movie.
I went to buy some Scotch after listening to the commentaries, they're the best! lol
| ''But where's the ambiguity?... It's over there, in a box!'' |
If you liked that commentary, you should check out the one on Orgazmo. They guys play the Orgazmo drinking game, which, if memory serves (I, too, was playing), is you drink whenever someone says "Orgazmo, Jesus, or Heavenly Father" Too funny.
share"Hang the Bastard" is one of my favorites.
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Here we are at the transmission party. I love your friends, they're oh so arty.
Either the music theory argument (I understood every word of it) or:
James Humphrey: Hey! You're cutting into his butt!
Frank Miller: Well what sort of meat do you want?
James Humphrey: Well not butt!
one of the things that had me laughing a while is when the indians see them and their like hey theres indians and then they duck down to the ground real low as to not be seen by them classic stuff
shareOne of my favorite bits is in the trailer. I'm interested in seeing the original 30 minute version. But the gag i'm thinkin about is when packer sees all the other miners dead and he is holding a bloody knife and starts to scream "aaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh--iiiiiiii wanna think about it now. hyah!" i thought that was hilarious. but yeah, the whole movie is classic.
shareMy favourite part is where they're crossing the river and George Noon is yelling out "I can't feel my balls!".. "I seriously can't feel my balls!!"
Then, in the next scene they're all laying by the fire and he says something like "Ah, I'm starting to feel them now.. I scared the sh*t out of myself for a second there"
The best has to be when they're in the court house and the old lady throws the tomato and hits Packer in the back of the head. And he turns around to look and softly says "ow".
classic!
i laughed the hardest at
pauly pry : cooped up all alone in this..dank...dark ...horrible cell
alfred packer : you really think so this is the nicest place i've been in a long time
and also
lawyer: and he cuts up the bodys
voice out of no where: OH GROSS !!!!
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I love it when Packer says don't eat anyone while hes gone.
sharelol 2 bits really made my eyes water with laughter, 1 is when matt takes off his hat to show the big orange afro (lol kyle has 1 in south park too lol) and the other is when he's in jail and says something about going to Wyoming and its a 1 sec clip. that was so random and funny. Love every bit about this movie lol.
shareAny part trey parker's(Alfred packer) character talked, he was so funny.
"All we are saying is give peace a chance"
a part im not sure mentioned yes that i loved the bit when the lets build a snowman song finishes an it has...(i forgot his name)...an it has this long part of just him destroying the snowman...ahahhaha ohh *beep* thats gold!!!
also when the girl sings the song an u see that random guy walk down the stairs an just look to see what sshe's singin at
My favorite part is the very end. Indian chief says You dont want the horse? And then pulls out the sword.
shareA few momments later you can hear the horse yelling.
sharePacker returns to the camp to find everyone murdered..."What are you guys doing?"
shareMy favorite is the argument they get into after the trappers sing their song. Only a musician (like myself) could get that stuff.
George Noon: Oh, stop!
James Humphrey: That's sick!
Frenchy Cabazon: I agree! Nutter was singing in the wrong key!
Preston Nutter: No I wasn't! It was Loutzenheiser! I was singing in E flat minor.
Frenchy Cabazon: The SONG'S in F sharp major!
Shannon Bell: I think they're the same thing. I mean, E flat is the relative major of F sharp.
Frenchy Cabazon: No it isn't! The relative minor is three half-tones DOWN from the major, not up!
George Noon: No, it's three down. Like A is the relative minor of C major.
O.D. Loutzenheiser: But isn't A sharp in C major?
Shannon Bell: Wait, are you singing mixolydian scales or something?
Frenchy Cabazon: A sharp is tonic to C major! It's the sixth!
James Humphrey: No it isn't!
Israel Swan: Well, it would be like a raised 13th if anything