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What would make it better is...

posted 18 years ago by philipbuick5-1
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This movie is my favorite Dcom movie of all time but there are still some things that could make it even better.

If the movie wasn't on disney channel and had a PG rating. They could dive into bigger things and use more languge. I just watched the movie tonight and somethings sounded corny when they couldn't use a certain word. Although they did say dope and hell once or twice. (a little risque for the disney channel.

There we go!

ADD ANYTHING YOU WISH THAT YOU MAY THINK WOULD MAKE THIS MOVIE EVEN BETTER THAN IT ALREADY IS!

[–] redplanetonzone 18 years ago

Val looked like he really wanted to cuss Brink out. which wouldve been cool at that part where Brink puts mustard all over Van.
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Jack: "What are you doing?"
Barbarossa: "What ARRRE YE doing?"
Jack" "What are you doing?"

[–] 18 years ago

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[–] nbawrestler 18 years ago

when val gets milkshake on him, his face looked so weird, it made him look asian.

[–] TheMrFraz 18 years ago

House of Wax, man

[–] freefall_wthout_a_parachute 11 years ago

i was thinking the same thing. watching it for this first time since i was younger, i actually said certain colorful words out loud before one of the father's line but instead of the F word he said another word that was basically meaning the same thing. a few lines seemed like they would have use more language inapropriate for the younger crowd. if they made this movie today, or just not for the disney chanel i know there would have been a few f bombs and other 4 letter words.
not that there needs to be cursing for something to be good. but especially with skaters and whatnot.. they just made them talk a tad cheesily to avoid saying anything too bad.

stil llove the movie

[–] lance1105 11 years ago

The dialogue is terrible. I remember thinking that even when it first came out when I was about their age. Plug a little more realistic dialogue in and this could have been a little more interesting.