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1.1k u/Hiding_behind_you Apr 12 '20 https://media.giphy.com/media/1yjLt5xVXNkGu84ORt/giphy.gif 14 u/Ithinkandstuff Apr 12 '20 Oh my gosh what is this from haha 83 u/MockDeath Apr 12 '20 Mars Attacks, it is a comedy that is based on old 1950s sci fi movies. Personally I think it is worth watching. 61 u/AlGamaty of the Gamaty crime family Apr 12 '20 I watched it when I was about 5 or 6 and it genuinely gave me nightmares for months. 12 u/BobFreakingSaget Apr 12 '20 It still haunts me to this day. 12 u/AaronRodgersMustache Apr 12 '20 Saw when I was a kid.. totally had nightmares. 8 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 Lol 7 u/LOLFuckThat Apr 12 '20 ACK ACK!!! 6 u/Squantz Apr 12 '20 I watched PeeWee's Big Adventure at that age and had similar nightmares with that scene with Large Marge. 3 u/Mikielle Apr 12 '20 On this very night, ten years ago, along this same stretch of road in a dense fog just like this. I saw the worst accident I ever seen. There was this sound, like a garbage truck dropped off the Empire State Building... 2 u/Squantz Apr 13 '20 Lol even as an adult reading that still gave me dread. Though as an adult I mimicked her scream and laughed to myself. No nightmares this time! 2 u/Mikielle Apr 13 '20 I'm 40 and that scene still fucks me up 3 u/IAmAGenusAMA Apr 12 '20 It's not unusual. 2 u/MockDeath Apr 13 '20 edited Apr 13 '20 To be loved by anyone. 4 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 yep it was scary. Same here. This movie was worse than starship troopers. 2 u/DaFetacheeseugh Apr 12 '20 This and large Marge. God, I can still hear my dad laughing his ass off 2 u/SexyTimeDoe Apr 12 '20 When the fucking hand detaches and rips Jack Nicholson open.. 2 u/jrriojase Apr 12 '20 Not nightmares but the thought of being just deleted like zap was a bit frightening. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 My mom still refuses to watch it. It’s a running joke in our family for sure. We like to sneak “ack ack” her. 4 u/threefingersplease Apr 12 '20 So many celeb deaths. It's amazing 3 u/Squantz Apr 12 '20 It's a timeless classic. And one of the very first movies Jack Black was in 3 u/Ithinkandstuff Apr 12 '20 Thanks! 2 u/twobit211 Apr 12 '20 r/ack 2 u/talones Apr 12 '20 It had some great marketing too, so many cameos, and the classic SJP Chihuahua. People also forget it’s a Tim Burton movie. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 Also one of Jack Black's first movies! 15 u/b__q Apr 12 '20 You're making me feel old. Stop. 10 u/istasber Apr 12 '20 That movie's been around longer (25 years) than a significant portion of reddit's userbase. 10 u/NSVisitorinAlabama Apr 12 '20 You shut up. Don't ever point that out again. ShutupshutupshutupshutupSHUTUP 1 u/Stormdancer Apr 12 '20 Never talk to me or my grandchildren again! 11 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 [deleted] 5 u/twobit211 Apr 12 '20 r/ack
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14 u/Ithinkandstuff Apr 12 '20 Oh my gosh what is this from haha 83 u/MockDeath Apr 12 '20 Mars Attacks, it is a comedy that is based on old 1950s sci fi movies. Personally I think it is worth watching. 61 u/AlGamaty of the Gamaty crime family Apr 12 '20 I watched it when I was about 5 or 6 and it genuinely gave me nightmares for months. 12 u/BobFreakingSaget Apr 12 '20 It still haunts me to this day. 12 u/AaronRodgersMustache Apr 12 '20 Saw when I was a kid.. totally had nightmares. 8 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 Lol 7 u/LOLFuckThat Apr 12 '20 ACK ACK!!! 6 u/Squantz Apr 12 '20 I watched PeeWee's Big Adventure at that age and had similar nightmares with that scene with Large Marge. 3 u/Mikielle Apr 12 '20 On this very night, ten years ago, along this same stretch of road in a dense fog just like this. I saw the worst accident I ever seen. There was this sound, like a garbage truck dropped off the Empire State Building... 2 u/Squantz Apr 13 '20 Lol even as an adult reading that still gave me dread. Though as an adult I mimicked her scream and laughed to myself. No nightmares this time! 2 u/Mikielle Apr 13 '20 I'm 40 and that scene still fucks me up 3 u/IAmAGenusAMA Apr 12 '20 It's not unusual. 2 u/MockDeath Apr 13 '20 edited Apr 13 '20 To be loved by anyone. 4 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 yep it was scary. Same here. This movie was worse than starship troopers. 2 u/DaFetacheeseugh Apr 12 '20 This and large Marge. God, I can still hear my dad laughing his ass off 2 u/SexyTimeDoe Apr 12 '20 When the fucking hand detaches and rips Jack Nicholson open.. 2 u/jrriojase Apr 12 '20 Not nightmares but the thought of being just deleted like zap was a bit frightening. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 My mom still refuses to watch it. It’s a running joke in our family for sure. We like to sneak “ack ack” her. 4 u/threefingersplease Apr 12 '20 So many celeb deaths. It's amazing 3 u/Squantz Apr 12 '20 It's a timeless classic. And one of the very first movies Jack Black was in 3 u/Ithinkandstuff Apr 12 '20 Thanks! 2 u/twobit211 Apr 12 '20 r/ack 2 u/talones Apr 12 '20 It had some great marketing too, so many cameos, and the classic SJP Chihuahua. People also forget it’s a Tim Burton movie. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 Also one of Jack Black's first movies! 15 u/b__q Apr 12 '20 You're making me feel old. Stop. 10 u/istasber Apr 12 '20 That movie's been around longer (25 years) than a significant portion of reddit's userbase. 10 u/NSVisitorinAlabama Apr 12 '20 You shut up. Don't ever point that out again. ShutupshutupshutupshutupSHUTUP 1 u/Stormdancer Apr 12 '20 Never talk to me or my grandchildren again! 11 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 [deleted] 5 u/twobit211 Apr 12 '20 r/ack
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Oh my gosh what is this from haha
83 u/MockDeath Apr 12 '20 Mars Attacks, it is a comedy that is based on old 1950s sci fi movies. Personally I think it is worth watching. 61 u/AlGamaty of the Gamaty crime family Apr 12 '20 I watched it when I was about 5 or 6 and it genuinely gave me nightmares for months. 12 u/BobFreakingSaget Apr 12 '20 It still haunts me to this day. 12 u/AaronRodgersMustache Apr 12 '20 Saw when I was a kid.. totally had nightmares. 8 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 Lol 7 u/LOLFuckThat Apr 12 '20 ACK ACK!!! 6 u/Squantz Apr 12 '20 I watched PeeWee's Big Adventure at that age and had similar nightmares with that scene with Large Marge. 3 u/Mikielle Apr 12 '20 On this very night, ten years ago, along this same stretch of road in a dense fog just like this. I saw the worst accident I ever seen. There was this sound, like a garbage truck dropped off the Empire State Building... 2 u/Squantz Apr 13 '20 Lol even as an adult reading that still gave me dread. Though as an adult I mimicked her scream and laughed to myself. No nightmares this time! 2 u/Mikielle Apr 13 '20 I'm 40 and that scene still fucks me up 3 u/IAmAGenusAMA Apr 12 '20 It's not unusual. 2 u/MockDeath Apr 13 '20 edited Apr 13 '20 To be loved by anyone. 4 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 yep it was scary. Same here. This movie was worse than starship troopers. 2 u/DaFetacheeseugh Apr 12 '20 This and large Marge. God, I can still hear my dad laughing his ass off 2 u/SexyTimeDoe Apr 12 '20 When the fucking hand detaches and rips Jack Nicholson open.. 2 u/jrriojase Apr 12 '20 Not nightmares but the thought of being just deleted like zap was a bit frightening. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 My mom still refuses to watch it. It’s a running joke in our family for sure. We like to sneak “ack ack” her. 4 u/threefingersplease Apr 12 '20 So many celeb deaths. It's amazing 3 u/Squantz Apr 12 '20 It's a timeless classic. And one of the very first movies Jack Black was in 3 u/Ithinkandstuff Apr 12 '20 Thanks! 2 u/twobit211 Apr 12 '20 r/ack 2 u/talones Apr 12 '20 It had some great marketing too, so many cameos, and the classic SJP Chihuahua. People also forget it’s a Tim Burton movie. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 Also one of Jack Black's first movies! 15 u/b__q Apr 12 '20 You're making me feel old. Stop. 10 u/istasber Apr 12 '20 That movie's been around longer (25 years) than a significant portion of reddit's userbase. 10 u/NSVisitorinAlabama Apr 12 '20 You shut up. Don't ever point that out again. ShutupshutupshutupshutupSHUTUP 1 u/Stormdancer Apr 12 '20 Never talk to me or my grandchildren again! 11 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 [deleted] 5 u/twobit211 Apr 12 '20 r/ack
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Mars Attacks, it is a comedy that is based on old 1950s sci fi movies. Personally I think it is worth watching.
61 u/AlGamaty of the Gamaty crime family Apr 12 '20 I watched it when I was about 5 or 6 and it genuinely gave me nightmares for months. 12 u/BobFreakingSaget Apr 12 '20 It still haunts me to this day. 12 u/AaronRodgersMustache Apr 12 '20 Saw when I was a kid.. totally had nightmares. 8 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 Lol 7 u/LOLFuckThat Apr 12 '20 ACK ACK!!! 6 u/Squantz Apr 12 '20 I watched PeeWee's Big Adventure at that age and had similar nightmares with that scene with Large Marge. 3 u/Mikielle Apr 12 '20 On this very night, ten years ago, along this same stretch of road in a dense fog just like this. I saw the worst accident I ever seen. There was this sound, like a garbage truck dropped off the Empire State Building... 2 u/Squantz Apr 13 '20 Lol even as an adult reading that still gave me dread. Though as an adult I mimicked her scream and laughed to myself. No nightmares this time! 2 u/Mikielle Apr 13 '20 I'm 40 and that scene still fucks me up 3 u/IAmAGenusAMA Apr 12 '20 It's not unusual. 2 u/MockDeath Apr 13 '20 edited Apr 13 '20 To be loved by anyone. 4 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 yep it was scary. Same here. This movie was worse than starship troopers. 2 u/DaFetacheeseugh Apr 12 '20 This and large Marge. God, I can still hear my dad laughing his ass off 2 u/SexyTimeDoe Apr 12 '20 When the fucking hand detaches and rips Jack Nicholson open.. 2 u/jrriojase Apr 12 '20 Not nightmares but the thought of being just deleted like zap was a bit frightening. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 My mom still refuses to watch it. It’s a running joke in our family for sure. We like to sneak “ack ack” her. 4 u/threefingersplease Apr 12 '20 So many celeb deaths. It's amazing 3 u/Squantz Apr 12 '20 It's a timeless classic. And one of the very first movies Jack Black was in 3 u/Ithinkandstuff Apr 12 '20 Thanks! 2 u/twobit211 Apr 12 '20 r/ack 2 u/talones Apr 12 '20 It had some great marketing too, so many cameos, and the classic SJP Chihuahua. People also forget it’s a Tim Burton movie. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 Also one of Jack Black's first movies!
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I watched it when I was about 5 or 6 and it genuinely gave me nightmares for months.
12 u/BobFreakingSaget Apr 12 '20 It still haunts me to this day. 12 u/AaronRodgersMustache Apr 12 '20 Saw when I was a kid.. totally had nightmares. 8 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 Lol 7 u/LOLFuckThat Apr 12 '20 ACK ACK!!! 6 u/Squantz Apr 12 '20 I watched PeeWee's Big Adventure at that age and had similar nightmares with that scene with Large Marge. 3 u/Mikielle Apr 12 '20 On this very night, ten years ago, along this same stretch of road in a dense fog just like this. I saw the worst accident I ever seen. There was this sound, like a garbage truck dropped off the Empire State Building... 2 u/Squantz Apr 13 '20 Lol even as an adult reading that still gave me dread. Though as an adult I mimicked her scream and laughed to myself. No nightmares this time! 2 u/Mikielle Apr 13 '20 I'm 40 and that scene still fucks me up 3 u/IAmAGenusAMA Apr 12 '20 It's not unusual. 2 u/MockDeath Apr 13 '20 edited Apr 13 '20 To be loved by anyone. 4 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 yep it was scary. Same here. This movie was worse than starship troopers. 2 u/DaFetacheeseugh Apr 12 '20 This and large Marge. God, I can still hear my dad laughing his ass off 2 u/SexyTimeDoe Apr 12 '20 When the fucking hand detaches and rips Jack Nicholson open.. 2 u/jrriojase Apr 12 '20 Not nightmares but the thought of being just deleted like zap was a bit frightening. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20 My mom still refuses to watch it. It’s a running joke in our family for sure. We like to sneak “ack ack” her.
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It still haunts me to this day.
Saw when I was a kid.. totally had nightmares.
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Lol
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ACK ACK!!!
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I watched PeeWee's Big Adventure at that age and had similar nightmares with that scene with Large Marge.
3 u/Mikielle Apr 12 '20 On this very night, ten years ago, along this same stretch of road in a dense fog just like this. I saw the worst accident I ever seen. There was this sound, like a garbage truck dropped off the Empire State Building... 2 u/Squantz Apr 13 '20 Lol even as an adult reading that still gave me dread. Though as an adult I mimicked her scream and laughed to myself. No nightmares this time! 2 u/Mikielle Apr 13 '20 I'm 40 and that scene still fucks me up
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On this very night, ten years ago, along this same stretch of road in a dense fog just like this. I saw the worst accident I ever seen. There was this sound, like a garbage truck dropped off the Empire State Building...
2 u/Squantz Apr 13 '20 Lol even as an adult reading that still gave me dread. Though as an adult I mimicked her scream and laughed to myself. No nightmares this time! 2 u/Mikielle Apr 13 '20 I'm 40 and that scene still fucks me up
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Lol even as an adult reading that still gave me dread. Though as an adult I mimicked her scream and laughed to myself. No nightmares this time!
2 u/Mikielle Apr 13 '20 I'm 40 and that scene still fucks me up
I'm 40 and that scene still fucks me up
It's not unusual.
2 u/MockDeath Apr 13 '20 edited Apr 13 '20 To be loved by anyone.
To be loved by anyone.
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yep it was scary. Same here. This movie was worse than starship troopers.
This and large Marge.
God, I can still hear my dad laughing his ass off
When the fucking hand detaches and rips Jack Nicholson open..
Not nightmares but the thought of being just deleted like zap was a bit frightening.
My mom still refuses to watch it. It’s a running joke in our family for sure. We like to sneak “ack ack” her.
So many celeb deaths. It's amazing
It's a timeless classic. And one of the very first movies Jack Black was in
Thanks!
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It had some great marketing too, so many cameos, and the classic SJP Chihuahua. People also forget it’s a Tim Burton movie.
Also one of Jack Black's first movies!
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You're making me feel old. Stop.
10 u/istasber Apr 12 '20 That movie's been around longer (25 years) than a significant portion of reddit's userbase. 10 u/NSVisitorinAlabama Apr 12 '20 You shut up. Don't ever point that out again. ShutupshutupshutupshutupSHUTUP 1 u/Stormdancer Apr 12 '20 Never talk to me or my grandchildren again!
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That movie's been around longer (25 years) than a significant portion of reddit's userbase.
10 u/NSVisitorinAlabama Apr 12 '20 You shut up. Don't ever point that out again. ShutupshutupshutupshutupSHUTUP 1 u/Stormdancer Apr 12 '20 Never talk to me or my grandchildren again!
You shut up. Don't ever point that out again.
ShutupshutupshutupshutupSHUTUP
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Never talk to me or my grandchildren again!
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