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So if it was $50 a letter...

posted 15 years ago by William_Pahllace
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How much did it cost?

Does anyone have any interest in typing up what they wrote on the banner and do a letter count?

I don't why but I couldn't help but think all through the next day after having seen it was how much that damn banner cost them!

By the way, I thought this movie was hilarious and the banner bit was just amazing haha.
But anywho just hoping someone will take me up on this, there's got to be more than one person out there who wants to know what it cost... I mean COME ON!!

[–] NoodlesMontgomery 15 years ago

Check the trivia section of the movie...it says it would've cost them somewhere around $81,000, pre-tax; after tax something like $85,000.

And I totally agree that this movie was FUNNY AS HELL! I laughed about 5 or 6 times a minute throughout the entire movie...critics be damned!

And the spindle of saliva between that chick's father and Dean at the beginning was one of the funniest visuals I've seen in years!

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[–] craigydoolan 15 years ago

I agree great funny movie, a lost gem i think this movie is, i laughed constantly throughout this movie! Not many comedies do that now a days, i recommend people to give it a chance!

[–] boston-rocker 14 years ago

I thought the movie was great but the saliva gag would have been funnier if it hadn't been done before in Not Another Teen Movie.

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[–] nikkivisser 8 years ago

every joke in 'not another teen movie" had been done before.

[–] Elle73 14 years ago

According to imdb trivia...

'The sky banner at the end of the movie would've cost the Solomon brothers $80,350. With a 6% sales tax, the total would've come to $85,171.'

[–] eoval 10 years ago

The sky banner alone makes it great, but yeah, I lol'd pretty much the entire movie, too. Way under appreciated.

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