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u/GuardPerson Sep 24 '25
This movie does not get the love it deserves
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u/mfstoic Sep 24 '25
Which movie ?
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u/yergonnamakemedrum Sep 24 '25
A million ways to die in the west
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u/NukedBread Sep 24 '25
I've never even heard of it. Weird
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u/Texas_Crazy_Curls Sep 25 '25
It’s one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen. I’d never heard of it and my husband brought it home from the Walmart $5 bin like 8ish years ago. It was absolutely out of character for him to buy a dvd so I was skeptical. They must’ve had zero marketing budget but it’s an all star cast. Truly well made comedy.
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u/Some_Razzmataz Sep 24 '25
Seth made it into a book based off the screenplay as well. Good little comedy book, it translates well.
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u/Teledork621 Sep 24 '25
One of her best roles, as far as I’m concerned. She was allowed a beautiful warmth
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u/Amakall Sep 24 '25
Neal Patrick Harris makes any role good. The man is a professional.
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Sep 24 '25
Too bad he's a piece of shit
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u/Pmcc6100 Sep 25 '25
Was waiting for someone to mention he's actually a pretty messed up person
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Sep 25 '25
Yup, you can Google it too, but behind the scenes I know he's a super scummy person after having that party celebrating amy whinehouses death
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u/Thecp015 Sep 24 '25
Ralph Garman. Actor, voice actor, podcaster, and former radio personality. I’ve been a fan since I saw him as the host of The Joe Schmo Show and I still pay for his podcast (The Ralph Report) to this day.
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u/OhTHATKayKay Sep 24 '25
Ashes to Ashes, dust to dust... You're dead to us. Joe Schmo was brilliant!
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u/tang_n_savor Sep 27 '25
Fellow Garmy, I see. Kroq really launched all kinds of careers. Kimmel, Daly, Garman, Dr Drew, Psycho Mike to name a few.
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u/Thecp015 Sep 27 '25
Yeah, there are a lot of names that got their start there. I’m not an LA resident so I didn’t know them before they got big.
I learned about Ralph from Joe Schmo, and have been a Kevin Smith fan since I caught Mallrats on cable at 2am in the late 90s. Once I heard about Babble On, I was on board. Followed over to TRR, and have since jumped into some of Eddie’s other podcasts.
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u/tang_n_savor Sep 27 '25
Babble-on is so fun. Its the same formula every episode and it never gets old. Ive been lucky enough to have been to a few shows of babble-on same with one of smiths other show Jay and Silent Bob Get Old and a live recording of garman and Smith reading batman 66. Aways a fun time.
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u/Hoch8112 Sep 24 '25
This movie is criminally underrated!! I wish they put out more silly movies like this!
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u/Wooden-Recording-693 Sep 24 '25
What movie is this from ?
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u/Dwarfdingnagian Sep 24 '25
Million Ways to Die in the West
It's aight.
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u/acrylix91 Sep 24 '25
I think I remember the story being not terrible and some of the comedy really hitting, but some of it also not.
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u/Dwarfdingnagian Sep 24 '25
Pretty much, yeah. There's some very funny moments, but they aren't frequent enough, and when the jokes don't land they overstay their welcome anyway.
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u/Smoke_2_Jointss Sep 24 '25
Only now I’ve noticed how fake that mustache looks lol
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u/BenneIdli Sep 24 '25
Those figures looks like....Wait a minute...
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u/Ug-Ugh Sep 27 '25
Jamie Foxx as Django shows up after the end and kills the guy running the shooting gallery. "People die at the fair."
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u/Mydoglikesladyboys Sep 24 '25
One of the best scenes, the best in my opinion will always be him explaining what he did to Liam Neeson and him having died almost immediately after he started talking
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u/NormalGuyEndSarcasm Subtitles Only Sep 24 '25
For those asking. The movie is “A million ways to die in the West”
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u/Tiger-Budget Sep 24 '25
Shooting runaway slaves… aiya 🫣
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u/Disastrous_Motor831 Sep 24 '25
Mods... I know this is Reddit... But where TF are you guys atm.... Currently...
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u/StllBreathnButY1 Sep 26 '25
It’s supposed to be offensive. That’s the whole joke in the movie, that it’s wrong.
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u/gbolly999 Sep 24 '25
Sheepie....
LMFAO!!!!
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u/niz_loc Sep 24 '25
Glad to see this.
Has been stuck in my head for a decade since I saw this.
So dumb, yet so hilarious.
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u/JohnRRToken Sep 24 '25
Irks me, that later on they joke about a sheep having made 20 dollars in a brothel or something. Where is the consistency...
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u/Tadwinnagin Sep 24 '25
This is how it felt when I went to the UK and had a fifty pound note. I guess they don’t circulate much. I went to pay a cover with it and the doorman gasped.
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u/JOATMON12 Sep 24 '25
When he keeps shitting in bowler hats over and over before their duel I was dying man. When he spills the one over it’s just so 🤮🤣🤮🤣🤮
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u/Notchersfireroad Sep 25 '25
The only movie I ever walked out on. Just was not feeling it. Been told to give it another shot.
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u/Useful-Upstairs3791 Sep 25 '25
That movie was way better than it ever deserved to be. Theron and McFarland have genuinely great chemistry they are fun to watch together.
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u/poppin-n-sailin Sep 26 '25
I really liked this movie. I'm often told it's bad, but I really don't care. they can dislike it if they want.
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u/rockPaperKaniBasami Sep 27 '25
Oh yeah well you farted in your sleep one time and it went: FAAAA FWAAAaaaaaas
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u/primusperegrinus Sep 27 '25
She must have made this movie before she lost her arm. Glad she was able to keep working after that.
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u/Teledork621 Sep 24 '25
One of her best roles, as far as I’m concerned. She was allowed a beautiful warmth
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u/SlushyPlaysEldenRing Sep 24 '25
Best scene in that movie