"People shrugging off a flesh wound like it's nothing. They even say "It's just a flesh wound." The movie Last Action Hero does a good job of mocking this by having Jack Slater incur a flesh wound in "the real world," and it's a big deal. But then he goes into the movie world and it's barely a scratch.
In fact, Last Action Hero has a lot of examples, like people being able to punch through car windows, or the women working at Blockbuster being way too attractive."
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Benjamin 3 year s ago
old topic. Deja vu five hundred time. at least.
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Hermione 3 year s ago
#7, "potagonist"x2...LMAO
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Obed 3 year s ago
Hermione,
Is that similar to a potatoes?
Is that similar to a potatoes?
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Jos 3 year s ago
#14 Man: Is it true that when a woman says no, she really means yes?
Woman: No
Man: Hmmm
#26 Monty Python and the Holy Grail was the first/best movie to mock flesh wounds.
Woman: No
Man: Hmmm
#26 Monty Python and the Holy Grail was the first/best movie to mock flesh wounds.
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Rosina 3 year s ago
#21 In the old western movies, a cowboy could hit an Indian riding on a fast horse at 300 yards with one shot from his six gun.
And then he would take 7 more shots, without reloading, and kill 7 more.
And then he would take 7 more shots, without reloading, and kill 7 more.
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Elenor 3 year s ago
#27 I don't disagree but the movie pictured is based on actual events.
Is that similar to a potatoes?
Woman: No
Man: Hmmm
#26 Monty Python and the Holy Grail was the first/best movie to mock flesh wounds.
And then he would take 7 more shots, without reloading, and kill 7 more.