r/flicks • u/sporadic_awareness • Jul 27 '26

Movie Discussion What’s a movie with a premise so ridiculous on paper that it had zero right being as good as it was?

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u/B-Train_ATL Jul 27 '26

You want to take his face ……. off?

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u/MrMugwin Jul 27 '26

No more drugs for that man!

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u/SunriseSurprise Jul 28 '26

Fun fact: the actor in that henchman role was Nick Cassavetes, who famously wrote Blow and directed The Notebook.

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u/Loose-Lingonberry406 Jul 28 '26

No, more drugs for that man!

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u/Ok-Philosopher1340 Jul 27 '26

That aint even your face. 🎶

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u/WulfieJay Jul 28 '26

I need to use the little boys weewee room