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And the yelling--the best episode is when they show him as a kid yelling "Lemon Icee!!".
These days, you rarely come by a kid's show that does not involve 1) a preteen/teen pop star who is as amusing as watching paint dry 2) involve a plot about finding the perfect date with a different guy/girl every time 3) revolves around erratic yelling and unintelligible humor.
I have just found myself yelling at the screen for ending the first season on a cliff-hanger - a mere week later and I've watched the entire season.
One of my favorite parts was when his mom kept yelling at him to give her his pants, and then finally said "how much do you need"?
Igor also had the annoying habit of yelling (because he never actually just spoke) in a high pitched voice.
I rented it, and found myself yelling at the TV repeatedly, "no, don't do that!",
2/3 of the 20 minutes consist of news bulletins, bugs, some guys yelling about something.
Yelling, "Stop dialing" is not an effective deterrent.
I thought this was a truly awful film--I found myself actually yelling at my tv a couple times.
i find myself yelling at the TV saying, "THAT Isn't FUNNY/SAD/CUTE" If life were really like this, the world would fall apart.
More than once I found myself yelling at the TV telling her to fight back or to get violent.
The main plot of the film involves this kid, played in that all-too-typical and annoying-kid fashion by the great-grandson of Frank Capra (where in which the kid is yelling out his dialog angrily), who comes upon a genie who's been trapped in a boom-box.
Every time the film switches to Michael Douglas, there he is with a bitter, sour expression, barking out questions and orders, screaming and yelling whenever he gets the chance.
There are some decent songs, but there is this one song at the end which is just some guy yelling out "Yaowwww!" while someone taps randomly on a wooden object.
Things like the jock yelling at him to do stuff in quite a non-chalonte manner, with pledge over reacting and over-doing the whole "eager to be popular role" What really took the cake with this one is the final battle.
Cliff Robertson as a scheming husband married to a rich wife delivers a razzie-worthy performance here if there ever was one; it's as if director Michael Anderson kept yelling "dial it down; think zombie, only less lively" through his little bullhorn as he coached Robertson's effort.
Freeway Killer, Is a Madman who shoots people on the freeway while yelling a bunch of mystical chant on a car phone.
She talks quietly (with no intonation), she talks normally (with no intonation), or she does that thing where she starts talking normally, and starts yelling gradually.
However, her yelling is like "let's pretend I'm yelling because I shouldn't be too loud on the set".
The rest of the film consists mainly of our razor-clawed maniac-turned-jokester yelling stupid one-liners, and the old formula of a bunch of teenage jackasses, who desperately try to avoid falling asleep, because good old Freddy awaits them in their dreams.
When my boyfriend and I went to see it, the people coming out of the early show were yelling, "Don't waste your money!"
Dane tries to hard and is to extreme with all of his yelling and going crazy, spilling water on himself and rolling on the floor.
The fact that this is in the desert away from civilization is hilarious when someone is hurt and they are all yelling for an ambulance.
Every other character of the story seems to enjoy swimming in excrement, yelling, torturing others (in excrement), fornicating (in excrement) or laying in excrement some more just for the fun of it.
i felt the lazy ending coming moments before it hit, and was yelling "you lazy bastard" at the screen when the credits popped up.
The first time I heard of this bad show was when one of my friends was yelling like an idiot "JOHNY TEST" while we were playing video games.
It takes a little while to get into it, but by the end the whole room is screaming, shouting, yelling, rewinding scenes repeatedly, repeating dialogue, and just totally and completely engrossed in the moviegoing experience that is Pia Zadora in "The Lonely Lady"!
I cry every time I see Shadow yelling "Wait, wait for me Peter!" as the family car is pulling away.
I remember yelling "wow!" when I realized it was over.
He is always yelling after crazy speeders (on bicycles - autos haven't appeared yet).
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