"he did wear a wig and glasses"
"that was cunning.."
If at first you don't succeed, call it version 1.0
My favorite is toward the beginning, when Warwick says to John, "You can't kill me, I'm having a dinner party."
"Honestly, Trevor, if you were half a man you would've gone in there after the blender."
I'm not sure about a line, but one of the funniest scenes is when John picks up the portrait, and the portrait shows the cop having his arms around no one...
shareThat was the when I knew it was going to be a great movie. DHP was so great, I laughed my ass off the whole time.
We're in the eye of a sh_tacane ~Mr.Lahey
Yes! And then when it all came together that Warwick was off his rocker it clicked. At first I thought, "Hm, did he very skillfully photoshop an old girlfriend out of the picture?" HA!
shareI knew I was in for some comedy near the beginning, when the female robber tells the cashier to put the money in a bag, and he asks "paper or plastic?"
shareYeah, and she answrs, "Plastic!" Lol
I loved the fact that this movie kept me guessing and yet didn't take itself so seriously. Everything everyone mentioned had me laughing. I even laughed when we first see Warwick walk back to his kitchen with that weird walk.
I have to buy this movie. It kind of reminds me of Ripley's Game. I love cultured psychos.
I love the 'cunning' line as well as the 'I didn't SEE you'. Both made me laugh out loud.
"I'm trying to see things from your point of view but I can't stick my head that far up my ass."
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when warwick said "HEY JOHN!" and hit him with the picture? i laughed my ass of at that part
[Everybody's happy nowadays]
"Hey Rupert! Fix an inebriator for John!"
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The dancing scene was my favorite scene by far.
But I also really liked the "hey John", and Warwick hits him with the book.
Many amusing things....loved all of it!
"Well, yeah, they're baby-eating badasses man, what more do you need to know?"
John...Jones.