Funniest scene opinion
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MissTexasMcCoy — 13 years ago(March 07, 2013 12:47 AM)
Personally my favorite moment is when we are first introduced to Inga in the back of the wagon
"Roll, roll, roll in zee hay! Would you like to roll in zee hay with me? It is fun!"
She's so corny and cute at the same time, it's hysterical. Cracks me up every time LMAO
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stevenackerman69 — 11 years ago(December 27, 2014 08:11 PM)
I like it when Frederick gets ticked off about the Monster not coming to life and starts choking him and beating on its chest. As he is being dragged off, Igor looks at us and says, "Quiet, dignity, and grace." He is being sarcastic because Frederick had just said that before he went nuts and then didn't believe it.
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GreyHunter — 10 years ago(September 30, 2015 11:52 PM)
I love pretty much the entire movie, and would never begrudge anyone their opinion of the funniest scene, but I would suggest that the scene in the laboratory from the moment the monster first awakens to the arrival of Inspector Kemp is a strong contender for one of the funniest scenes in cinema history, not just this movie.
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Pmdmnym — 10 years ago(February 26, 2016 06:27 PM)
The ENTIRE scene with Gene Hackman! OMG, I laugh so hard each time I see it! The soup. The coffee mug breaking with the look on "the monster's" face! and the final line (which I use here!) I was gonna make Espresso! Dear Lord, perfection!
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drunkbear — 10 years ago(March 01, 2016 01:49 PM)
That priceless moment when the monster realizes his thumb is on fire."OoooWOWWW!!!"
Maybe my favorite line in the movie, though: "SEDAGIVE?!!"
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Pmdmnym — 10 years ago(March 01, 2016 02:43 PM)
Yes! Yes, that is priceless!!!!! My youngest son likes, "Not the THIRD switch!!!" Its funny cuz it makes no sense what-so-ever!!!! I adore that movie! I even changed my signature from Jagged Edge to
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drunkbear — 10 years ago(March 01, 2016 04:22 PM)
Yeah, I like your ending quote. It's such a great sign-off. I got mine from an odd - but entertaining, if you're as weird as I am - book called 'The Second Policeman.'
A friend from England came to the US to visit, once, and we spent some time watching my favorite comedies. I couldn't get so much as a giggle out of him until we were watching YF. The scene at the train station: "Igor, would you help me with the baggage?" "Soitenly. I'll take da blond, you take da one in da toiban." And the moment where Igor tries to deflect Frankenstein's wrath by nuzzling his shoulder like a pet dog.
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Pmdmnym — 10 years ago(March 01, 2016 08:55 PM)
Thanks! and I have never seen The Second Policeman. I will have to watch it ASAP cuz I am weird too! But I was wondering about the quote!!!
As for the Brits, my son has a few pals from there and they stayed here for a couple weeks. VERY different sense of humor from us "Yanks"!
But we had a blast. Ya, that train station scene is a riot!! I cracked up so hard. I mean everything is!!!
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drunkbear — 10 years ago(March 01, 2016 09:19 PM)
'The 3rd [did I call it '2nd?'] Policeman' is a novel; never was made into a film. By Flann O'brien (sp?). I highly recommend it. If you want weird MOVIE content, you can't do much weirder than 'Cars That Eat People,' which I also recommend.
"You may have come on no bicycle, but that does not say that you know everything."