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* [[Moment of Awesome (Sugar Wiki)|Moment of Awesome]] - {{spoiler|Paxton's brutal revenge on the Dutch businessman.}} Only if you can ignore the incredible overflowing [[Narm]] however. |
* [[Moment of Awesome (Sugar Wiki)|Moment of Awesome]] - {{spoiler|Paxton's brutal revenge on the Dutch businessman.}} Only if you can ignore the incredible overflowing [[Narm]] however. |
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** And, in the second movie: |
** And, in the second movie: |
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{{quote|Let him bleed to death.}} |
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* [[Narm]]: I'm sorry, but Josh's screaming sounds ''way'' too much like [[Saturday Night Live|Mr. Bill]]. |
* [[Narm]]: I'm sorry, but Josh's screaming sounds ''way'' too much like [[Saturday Night Live|Mr. Bill]]. |
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* [[Nausea Fuel]] - To the point where even the protagonists just can't help it. |
* [[Nausea Fuel]] - To the point where even the protagonists just can't help it. |
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* [[What the Hell, Casting Agency?]]: The [[Ax Crazy]] Sasha is played by... Milan Kňažko, ''former Slovak Minister of '''Culture'''''. |
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Latest revision as of 14:21, 31 December 2014
- Crosses the Line Twice: The children playing soccer with a severed head.
- Made much easier to watch due to the fact that the person totally deserved it.
- Evil Is Sexy - The temptresses of Elite Hunting.
- High Octane Nightmare Fuel
- Moment of Awesome - Paxton's brutal revenge on the Dutch businessman. Only if you can ignore the incredible overflowing Narm however.
- And, in the second movie:
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Let him bleed to death. |
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- Narm: I'm sorry, but Josh's screaming sounds way too much like Mr. Bill.
- Nausea Fuel - To the point where even the protagonists just can't help it.
- What the Hell, Casting Agency?: The Ax Crazy Sasha is played by... Milan Kňažko, former Slovak Minister of Culture.