I can't help but snigger at Gerald's wife handing him a bright pink sandwich box.
Lomper's unbelievably geeky jumper during the 'Arsenal offside trap' scene.
The way Gerald says "This is a good area this is."
Horse covering one nipple with his hand when they're caught by the security gaurd.
When Gaz and Dave are about to leave ASDA and Dave says "Those pick 'n mix were driving me crazy." Such a hilarious callback to when he steals the candy from earlier in the movie.
shareI watched this one tonight for the first time in years. Great film.
I really like the line from Gerald... ."I jumped into deep end, didn't I? I nearly *beep* drowned!" lol
I watched the movie again tonight after a, let say, 6 month break .
The Je T'Aime Moi Non Plus scene is my favorite tonight.
When Lomper is practicing with his band, and the conductor announces a song, but they all break into 'The Stripper'. The drummer doing the tell-tale intro and his bandmates raising their eyebrows at him, and his grins as he gets their joking. Love that scene
shareWhen Gaz first strips in front of the car, swings his jacket and all his change goes flying everywhere. Then pulling his shirt off with a smoke in his mouth. Cracks me up every time.
shareWhen Dave eats a sweet in the supermarket and the alarm sounds. He spits the sweet out and the alarm stops.
When they are doing a practice dance and Gerald is dancing perfectly. When he takes off his belt he catches one of the other guys with it. It was all going so well until then.
When they're watching Flashdance and Dave says the welding on display is rubbish.
Go to bed Frank or this is going to get ugly .
When they're suggesting ways for Lomper to kill himself, and they suggest drowning.
Lomper replies; "I can't swim, me."
The sheer ridiculousness of the reply makes me laugh, even before Gary's rebuttal; "You don't have to f*cking swim, you divvy." (Which then makes it funnier.)
Kind of the same as when Gary was asking Dave to borrow him a coat for the funeral, and Dave says; "What colour?" It works as a joke even before Gary replies; "Orange", but the sarcasm makes it even funnier.