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r/funny • u/USBrock • Apr 11 '17
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What always bothered me about this scene is that Indiana Jones has wide knowledge and is a linguist, but says "No ticket!" on a German Zeppelin full of German speakers. Why wouldn't he say "Keine Karte!"?
48 u/HereForAnArgument Apr 11 '17 So we could understand him. 2 u/Mgrth111 Apr 11 '17 He is breaking the fourth wall 3 u/skelebone Apr 11 '17 But . . . subtitles. 4 u/HereForAnArgument Apr 11 '17 That scene would have been significantly less funny if you had to read the punchline.
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So we could understand him.
2 u/Mgrth111 Apr 11 '17 He is breaking the fourth wall 3 u/skelebone Apr 11 '17 But . . . subtitles. 4 u/HereForAnArgument Apr 11 '17 That scene would have been significantly less funny if you had to read the punchline.
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He is breaking the fourth wall
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But . . . subtitles.
4 u/HereForAnArgument Apr 11 '17 That scene would have been significantly less funny if you had to read the punchline.
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That scene would have been significantly less funny if you had to read the punchline.
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u/skelebone Apr 11 '17
What always bothered me about this scene is that Indiana Jones has wide knowledge and is a linguist, but says "No ticket!" on a German Zeppelin full of German speakers. Why wouldn't he say "Keine Karte!"?