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>> ^jonny:
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Can't find a replacement.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'comedy, film, movie, scenes, steve, martin, girl, bystander' to 'comedy, film, movie, scenes, steve, martin, man with two brains' - edited by Oatmeal

Just watched the movie, and it's just very hard to watch. It's like watching a parody that for the most part isn't funny. The portrayal of Cheney, Haliburton and Blackwater is all done well enough, but one scene just goes beyond satire to neither funny nor insightful and ruined the entire film for me.

At one point an 'American' gunship cuts down a crowd of 'Iraqi' refugees, and then 'American' soldiers walk through the dead and dying men, women and children shooting the survivors at point blank range. Just read that again if you haven't watched the film and try to picture it.

The world badly needs a film and strong voice to condemn the actions this administration has taken and the way the war has been conducted. This scene though, defies words. I honestly just sat there, speechless. For those unfamiliar, in the real Iraq, Saddam used helicopter gunships to recreate this scene from the movie, though he did one better by using poison gas as well. The only thing that prevented this from continuing was the unilateral American act of war enforcing a no-fly zone over Northern Iraq. In the real Iraq, today, those same Kurdish people victimized as depicted in the movie, fight alongside the American forces as their staunchest allies. A movie scene instead showing American forces ruthlessly murdering civilians in this context just left my jaw on the floor in shock for the remainder of the movie.

^Perverts Guide to Cinema is fun to watch, makes you see some of the great movie scenes from a totaly different perspective

caveat - I don't know the first thing about this (or most) game(s). I just liked the animation. For all I know, this could just be the opening movie scene in the game.

Im sorry, but you guys have totally missed the point of the video.
SomethingAwful held a forum competition to see who could ruin a brilliant movie scene by changing the music to it, either by making it hilarious or otherwsie.

This was not an attempt at comment on politics in any way shape or form, nor was it meant as any disrespect to the vet's who gave their lives on the beach at normandy, just a mashup to see how it "feels" with different music.

I'm confused... so the first transformation is saying that inside of every fat little black kid, there is a skinny little white boy wanting to get out?

Hrmm, that reminds me of a great Kevin Smith movie scene I need to see is sifted yet.

Good song. I like Deltron 3030. Thanks for the sift!

Mostly commentary, plus footage, here.

Propane tanks may have been involved in the fun.

They planned to open up the regularly scheduled tour today anyway.

"And to our right, a massive fire being fought by 400 of LA's bravest."

"No, it's NOT a movie scene." http://www.videosift.com/video/Massive-Fire-at-Universal-Studios-June1-2008 is a related vid of live footage.

>> ^syncron:
lol, robbing a doughnut shop


With pigs.


What about the first RoboCop movie scene with the gas station about the guy studying math? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6Mj_U760m0 (feel free to submit this if you want or else I submit later on).

at about :22 in is natures == of the movie scene where the pilot is yanking on the stick as hard as possible to clear the ground.

Made me go and find this movie scene: Top Secret!

Seriously, this is one of the best movie scenes ever. Indy's like "STFU, nub"

wow, as much as I think that "Mad World" is a bit overused these days for sad movie scenes, I can understand the power of the song. compared with the original version of the video this version is not that much sadder, but the music seems to drown out some of the initial joy of discovering what is happening. basically, you hear the first few piano notes of that song and you know something is not gonna end happily; so the song does have strong emotive qualities which is a powerful thing for any form of art to be able to do.

just wish it wasn't used quite so often because it eventually detracts from the power and beauty of the song IMHO

Glad you updated it so i could finally upvote it. It is one of my favorite movie scene's.

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I finally found the comment on my profile! I fixed the video, thanks a TON Zifnab!