Greatest scene in history

[Noel Evans]

So much action, so much innuendo, so much poor acting.

http://www.maxim.co.uk/inbox/videoclips/16344/very_bizarre_movie_scene.html

EDIT: I think its the dialogue that really makes this scene.

 

[Jim Brennan]

Wow...All I can say is, I wish I could create such a thing of beauty....

 

[Nathyn]

OMG! That is freaking hilarious. And so random, yet so thought out. Trick the enemy into playing. What movie was this?

-Nate

 

[MattinSTL]

Oh sure... it's all fun and games and then WHAM-O!




For the record I've officially decided that one of the greatest scenes in cinematography is one of the two extra long, single camera, single take scenes from Children of Men... hey, I'm just sayin'...

 

[Chris Light]

i believe that is from "Hard Ticket to Hawaii" . one of Andy Sedaris' gems...

 

[Noel Evans]

Now that should be the subject of a DVXFest ... B grade fest. Cheesy, corny,great weapons like razor blade frisbees and awesome dialogue like "So do you pilgrim".

 

[Amr Rahmy]

hot woman don't say pilgrim, geeky writers.

 

[Chris Light]

Matt, nice brand pun...b-movie gold.

 

[Rick Meyer]

i believe that is from "Hard Ticket to Hawaii" . one of Andy Sedaris' gems...

I think you are right. I think I recognized the lead actor as being Ron Moss...a staple from the soap Bold and the Beautiful (hey, don't ask how I know)....and looking at his IMDB list..."Hard Ticket to Hawaii" is the closest I could find to this synopsis.

 

[JConnors]

hahahaha....the fist pump at the end is the best.

 

[Richard J. Johnson]

That may have been the best thing I ever seen.

 

[_joe]

That....that is so AWESOME.