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Oh God, the stinger was PRICELESS. I don't think I clapped enough for that trailer.
If this became a movie, I'd watch it. It looks more hilarious than any action movie they showed in theaters.
If this became a movie, I'd watch it. It looks more hilarious than any action movie they showed in theaters.
Man, Jer's agent is awesome. He secured the role of Every Henchman in the credits. Maybe it's a clone gig? That's money in the bank, right there.
I would totally watch this movie. It's bound to be rife with great puns and terrible one-liners, and the green visor being a part of his identity and working with all of his disguises and setups strikes me of something Simon Pegg and Nic Frost might pull off. Someone make this happen.
Nice to see Paul is still as insightful as ever.
I would totally watch this movie. It's bound to be rife with great puns and terrible one-liners, and the green visor being a part of his identity and working with all of his disguises and setups strikes me of something Simon Pegg and Nic Frost might pull off. Someone make this happen.
Nice to see Paul is still as insightful as ever.
This video was hilarious. A lot of great one-liners that make accounting ALMOST exciting and I would totally see this movie. Please make it!
I'd like, if I may, to excessively effuse over the video -- most particularly, one shot in the video.
It's the shot where we see Seth (Matt) in close-up seated on the bench. The camera is slowly dollying to the right, and slides over Graham on the left, approaching from behind, out of focus.
This shot is absolutely perfect. The composition, the pacing, the implied narrative... It's just brilliant, and would not look out of place in any compatibly-themed Hollywood blockbuster. I think you guys have crossed a line here, and have entered in to a new realm of video production and visual storytelling.
It's the shot where we see Seth (Matt) in close-up seated on the bench. The camera is slowly dollying to the right, and slides over Graham on the left, approaching from behind, out of focus.
This shot is absolutely perfect. The composition, the pacing, the implied narrative... It's just brilliant, and would not look out of place in any compatibly-themed Hollywood blockbuster. I think you guys have crossed a line here, and have entered in to a new realm of video production and visual storytelling.
Ha ha, yeah! Not just the exact same moves, but almost all the same LOCATIONS as well. Absolutely inspired, guys. THAT is the perfect way to be self-referential; take notes, Family Guy.Pariah164 said:
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On the matter of why Jer Plays Every Henchman, it's either because the bad guys hire from Oscar's Homogenous Mook Emporium, or because the bad guys are ALSO accountants, and they literally only hired one guy to keep expenses down. Who brings along a buddy to help in one scene. Making Alex just some informant who has principles, dangit! Probably because McDebit was also too cheap to pay.
End of silly overanalysis of joke.
On the matter of why Jer Plays Every Henchman, it's either because the bad guys hire from Oscar's Homogenous Mook Emporium, or because the bad guys are ALSO accountants, and they literally only hired one guy to keep expenses down. Who brings along a buddy to help in one scene. Making Alex just some informant who has principles, dangit! Probably because McDebit was also too cheap to pay.
End of silly overanalysis of joke.
is it weird that i want this to be a feature length film instead of "expandables 2"?
just to throw a wrench in there: "bullets are too expensive" actually was göbels reasoning for moving up from shooting jews to gasing them (he proved it by accounting *dun dun dun*) :-(
just to throw a wrench in there: "bullets are too expensive" actually was göbels reasoning for moving up from shooting jews to gasing them (he proved it by accounting *dun dun dun*) :-(
thanks guys