Most unintentionally funny scene in a film?

[chazola]

In Die Hard, there's a scene (just after killing the annoying snitch exec I think) that Hans (Alan Rickman) runs out of the office and fires his gun in the air. It's supposed to be scary for the hostages but he does a super-camp 'Staying Alive' type pose and it makes me laugh every time I see it.

[.:ian:.]

Jurassic Park: "I know this, it's UNIX..." before using some sort of 3D VR type of interface..

[Legend83]

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

"This is ma land..."

No attempt at an English accent whatsoever. Makes me chuckle.

[JonRB]

JimVVC said:

Just watched the first Alien film on bluray, it was all looking great and timeless until the baby alien popped out of the guys stomach... The way it looks around bowing to the crew before it scoots off at high speed had us in stitches

Are you sure you're not thinking of SpaceBalls?

[skoff]

The accents in Alexander - Irish Macedonians? Funny to start with, but makes the film un-watchable.

[Office_Monkey]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKqGefSxFyc

Probably the best bit of the film

[disco1]

renmure said:

The scene in Where Eagles Dare where the German tries to scare the American General with the line...

"The Lieutenant, here, is a trained nurse."

Love the film, but always have a giggle at that.

I quite like the scene when Burton and Eastwoods characters (who are selected for their knowledge of the german language) when entering the garrison town get challenged by a guard (in german), Eastwood responds with something like 'at ease solider' in his usual broad American accent, naturally they get let though. It's no wonder we won!

[DanDC5]

Snatch, when the American bodyguard kind of bloke has the sword in his hand in the back of the car, Vinnie Jones says to him 'wipe the butter off that and pass me that real blade'

Only noticed it the other night and it creased me up with laughter.

[Pesty]

Surley that is intentionaly funny?

[944fan]

Office_Monkey said:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKqGefSxFyc

Probably the best bit of the film

+1 I've never seen the film but flicked on to it the other night. Was cracking up at most of it, expecially that bit

[QuackHandle]

chazola said:

In Die Hard, there's a scene (just after killing the annoying snitch exec I think) that Hans (Alan Rickman) runs out of the office and fires his gun in the air. It's supposed to be scary for the hostages but he does a super-camp 'Staying Alive' type pose and it makes me laugh every time I see it.

Ah good call, I was planning on watching this later as well! Also, "I'm Agent Johnson, this is Special Agent Johnson. No relation".

[CrabDan]

JonRB said:

Are you sure you're not thinking of SpaceBalls?

Haha! I watched Alien the other day and this scene made me chuckle too.

Pretty much everything else about the film still holds its own but this scene hasn't aged well!

[SWoll]

Legend83 said:

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

"This is ma land..."

No attempt at an English accent whatsoever. Makes me chuckle.

TBH I would rather have that than Russell Crowes attempted accent in Ridley Scotts tedious Robin Hood.

Still amazes me to this day that Kevin Costner managed to make a better Robin Hood film...

[JimVVC]

JonRB said:

Are you sure you're not thinking of SpaceBalls?

Ah ha forgotten all about that film!

[lexusboy]

Stallone running towards the plane in the Expendables

[OllieC]

Legend83 said:

Pesty said:

Just remembered a totaly serious scene that cracks me up every time.

Last of the mohicans.

Magua fights Uncas and kills him. so sad right?

Magua's hostage then walks to teh cliff and jumps off killing herself. Double sad.

However mogua's exprestion cracks me up every time. Its like 'meh whatever'.

Love that film.

The Magua character is superb. Wes Studi, criminally overlooked for that performance

[The_Burg]

Quadraphenia, the sex scene where 'Jimmy' has Leslie Ash against the wall and finishes with the 'ugh'.

[AlexS]

.:ian:. said:

Jurassic Park: "I know this, it's UNIX..." before using some sort of 3D VR type of interface..

The thing is, early '90s Unix boxes actually had that VR type file navigator interface.

[wst]

AlexS said:

.:ian:. said:

Jurassic Park: "I know this, it's UNIX..." before using some sort of 3D VR type of interface..

The thing is, early '90s Unix boxes actually had that VR type file navigator interface.

Indeed!

[Some Gump]

Tha Audi allroad in the early bits of Transporter.

The Audi product placement in the most recent Statham film.

Statham's accent / sideways face talking in The One.

The "surf a crashed jet ski" in Crank.

Hell, anything where Statham tries to act.