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The best movie scenes to use the bathroom


Name some movie scenes from any movie that are forgettable or filler or boring or have some quality that makes them okay to miss so that we know when to go and use the bathroom during them.

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory- The "Cheer Up Charlie" song sung by Charlie's mom. Just don't even get me started on that song. Go to the bathroom then.

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I've heard it done told that the first film to show someone sitting on a toilet was "Fun With Dick And Jane" (1977) with Jane Fonda and George Segal. I don't know if it's true...

Best scene: "Along Came Polly" (2004)

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That is an interesting factoid but if it was the first time such a thing was shown I suspect the audience would have found that very interesting and would not have gotten up to go to the bathroom then.

Thank you for your entry nonetheless. Perhaps I will start a thread someday about potty scenes.

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LOL I totally misinterpreted the question!

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No worries! At least it was in the bathroom ballpark. 😁

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that's also better than a "ballpark bathroom"

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The first movie someone flush the toilet is Psycho (1960).

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Miami Connection- The biker rally scene has no purpose and its just there to fill out the running time.

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All scenes are mandatory in this important film! And remember, only through the elimination of violence can we achieve world peace!

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It's got nothing to do with anything in the plot unless you like some old biker chick's titties.🤮

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That’s exactly what I like!

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🤣

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I disagree. The man feet twisting that guy's nose needed to be cut out. No one wants to see that.

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That’s hilarious, and the guy who wrote the story is the one who did the twisting. Lol

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No real man would ever agree to be the victim in this.

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LMAO

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Thank you. It's reassuring to know I can drink a full cup of water during this movie with a pre-advised time to use the bathroom during its run.

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All the Twilight movies.

Can sit on the throne for all of them.

At least that's what I'm told.

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I've never watched a single one and at this point am probably too grown up to find any enjoyment in them but it's good to know if they're on in the background I don't need to worry about my bodily functions.

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You're better off reading the books. They were "better," to a degree.

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Braveheart - Any scenes involving romance between Mel Gibson and Catherine McCormack

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Hmm, that sounds like there might be multiple chances for bathroom breaks. I get two drinks during this one!

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He really needed to cut 10 or 15 minutes from that movie.

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Well, during Mary Poppins Returns in the theater, I had to go really bad and ran out during the Meryl Streep number. I did see it later and felt I hadn't missed much.

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A musical number can be a good time to step away. As much as I love listening to music and even a few movies that are musicals, on the whole I'm not that crazy about musical numbers in films.

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In that case, in the original "Mary Poppins" movie, that scene where the old men in the bank sing to convince Michael to give his two pence to start a bank account could qualify as a really boring scene where you could go to the bathroom.

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"Beau is Afraid" has about 40 minutes straight of bathroom worthy material.

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I'll keep this on my running list of movies to watch during a stomach bug then.

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At a concert: Whenever the say, "here's a song from out new album"

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YESSSSSSS. 1000 times this. It never, ever bodes well.

Never.

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Getting to be an old prude. I don't particularly like 'love-making' scenes.

Here's a disturbing bathroom scene, though, if you're a horror fan :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dphOAW4IrA

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I watched 3 seconds of that and decided I would be wise to turn back. After watching far too much of a video the other day of a person being eaten by an escalator I knew when to say when.

I might get up and go to the bathroom if I were at home during a love making scene but I probably wouldn't if I were at a theater. I might get distracted and fall down the stairs.

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