Doesnt' this look like the base of the scary movie series
Duh am i the only one, use of funny unnecessary stupid stuff. Characters from sm series appear in loaded weapon.
shareSpoof movies have existed for a lot longer than Loaded Weapon or the Scary Movie series. I don't know where they started, but you should check out pretty much anything by Mel Brooks, espcially Spaceballs (spoofs Star Wars, and sci-fi).
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So basically they're called spoof movies?
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... I don't understand if you insulted me or agreed with me...
I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as the fly by.
- Douglas Adams
Well I am agreeing with you. But I was just confirming that movies like this scary movie date movie etc. are called "spoof movies?"
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Ahhh, I didn't understand why you told me "shut doesn't go up. It goes closed." I realize now that is your signature line.
I call them spoof movies, and I've heard others call them that, but I don't actually know if that is their official designation or not. I also call them 'stupid comedies' but I'm pretty sure that's not what they are supposed to be called.
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lol kay thanks.
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hehehe, this thread made me laugh. I also was like "why the hell does he say like that when he helped him?" and in such a weird way together with the beginning of the post XD Only on the 2nd post with the sig I realized it was it. heh. tired.
shareSpoof movies have existed for a lot longer than Loaded Weapon or the Scary Movie series. I don't know where they started...
Movies that spoof other movies first starting appearing in the 1970's with Mel Brooks. The more "silly" (i.e. background jokes, non sequiturs, etc.) started a few years later with ZAZ movies like Airplane!
However, Mad Magazine has been doing movie spoofs in comic form since at least the mid-50's... so whatever you want to consider the start of spoofs can vary.
This doesn't really matter, but I thought someone might be interested. share