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{{quote|''People have asked me if I hold to a unifying theory that informs my writing on cinema. In the past I've told them that I simply judge a movie on its success or failure in representing the perceived point of view of the filmmaker, but now I realize that I was just saying something to get rid of them. What I really believe is that a film should be judged on how well it comes off when compared with the Patrick Swayze film ''Road House''. For ''Road House'' is the single finest American film.''|'''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000|Mike Nelson's]] Movie Megacheese'''}}
{{quote|''People have asked me if I hold to a unifying theory that informs my writing on cinema. In the past I've told them that I simply judge a movie on its success or failure in representing the perceived point of view of the filmmaker, but now I realize that I was just saying something to get rid of them. What I really believe is that a film should be judged on how well it comes off when compared with the Patrick Swayze film ''Road House''. For ''Road House'' is the single finest American film.''|'''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000|Mike Nelson's]] Movie Megacheese'''}}


{{quote|''What makes ''Road House'' such a great movie? The answer is easy: It's quite simply the most implausible film ever made. This is a movie that expects you to believe a man can be famous the world over for being a bouncer. This is a movie that wants you to believe a small-town crime lord can afford a Bigfoot 4x4 monster truck, and that he will actually use it to intimidate local businesses. This is a movie that wants you to believe it's possible to rip a man's throat out with your bare hands. Compared to ''Road House'', ''[[Star Wars]]'' is a documentary.''|'''Albert''', '''[[The Agony Booth (Website)|The Agony Booth]]'''}}
{{quote|''What makes ''Road House'' such a great movie? The answer is easy: It's quite simply the most implausible film ever made. This is a movie that expects you to believe a man can be famous the world over for being a bouncer. This is a movie that wants you to believe a small-town crime lord can afford a Bigfoot 4x4 monster truck, and that he will actually use it to intimidate local businesses. This is a movie that wants you to believe it's possible to rip a man's throat out with your bare hands. Compared to ''Road House'', ''[[Star Wars]]'' is a documentary.''|'''Albert''', '''[[The Agony Booth]]'''}}


{{quote|''*kick* [[Title Drop|Road House.]]''|[[Family Guy|Peter Griffin.]] [[Overly Long Gag|Repeatedly.]]}}
{{quote|''*kick* [[Title Drop|Road House.]]''|[[Family Guy|Peter Griffin.]] [[Overly Long Gag|Repeatedly.]]}}
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{{quote|''''Road House'' is the kind of movie that leaves reality so far behind that you have to accept it on its own terms.''|'''[[Roger Ebert]]'''}}
{{quote|''''Road House'' is the kind of movie that leaves reality so far behind that you have to accept it on its own terms.''|'''[[Roger Ebert]]'''}}


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People have asked me if I hold to a unifying theory that informs my writing on cinema. In the past I've told them that I simply judge a movie on its success or failure in representing the perceived point of view of the filmmaker, but now I realize that I was just saying something to get rid of them. What I really believe is that a film should be judged on how well it comes off when compared with the Patrick Swayze film Road House. For Road House is the single finest American film.
Mike Nelson's Movie Megacheese
What makes Road House such a great movie? The answer is easy: It's quite simply the most implausible film ever made. This is a movie that expects you to believe a man can be famous the world over for being a bouncer. This is a movie that wants you to believe a small-town crime lord can afford a Bigfoot 4x4 monster truck, and that he will actually use it to intimidate local businesses. This is a movie that wants you to believe it's possible to rip a man's throat out with your bare hands. Compared to Road House, Star Wars is a documentary.
Albert, The Agony Booth
'Road House is the kind of movie that leaves reality so far behind that you have to accept it on its own terms.