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Freddy Got Fingered

Posted by Squishy_Fish9711


Just watched freddy got fingered for the first time and my first exposure to Tom Green, and my buddies from work told me that I have to watch it (and I'm 28 years old, and they are in the 30s and 40s) and wow that was a one of a kind movie and I couldnt help but laugh out loud. I think its just so out of left field and caught me so off guard because I didnt know what to expect, but it kinda reminds me of Movie 43 in its comedic ways, and it makes me want to watch the Tom Green show and from what I've seen he kinda paved the way for shows like the Eric Andre Show and I think everyone should watch it once and just settle in for a wild and crazy ride

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OldRancidSoups Apr 1, 2026 +330
Are you Dave Davidson? I’m a woman. Did I ask if you’re a woman or Dave Davidson?
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Scienlologist Apr 1, 2026 +101
You think you can just barge into a restaurant dressed like an English f****** Bobby and I'm going to just give you a TV show? Uh, I don't know...um. Yeah.
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cry0fth3carr0ts Apr 1, 2026 +22
You mean I shouldn't blow the brains out the back of my skull?
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BelieveBelieves Apr 1, 2026 +24
There are soooooooo many quotable lines. 
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ThisMayBeAquatic Apr 1, 2026 +1104
![gif](giphy|mPs0V5innosrS)
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visualdescript Apr 1, 2026 +216
I'm the backwards man I'm the backwards man
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dogmaisb Apr 1, 2026 +129
I can walk backwards as fast as you can
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wo_lo_lo Apr 1, 2026 +29
**ZEBRAS IN AMERICA**
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EmperorDPants Apr 1, 2026 +1
My hooves! My hooves! Clippity clop....
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FamousListen9 Apr 1, 2026 +1
![gif](giphy|Y4hKMjN3z9fmhDCz2s)
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Thislsnotmythrowaway Apr 1, 2026 +21
My kids (5+10) sing this all the time, (obviously they haven't seen the movie)
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negative-sid-nancy Apr 1, 2026 +1
I sing this at least once a week and am about to annoy everyone at work with it all day now
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Il_Capitano_DickBag Apr 1, 2026 +52
I think about this more often than I should
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TVCasualtydotorg Apr 1, 2026 +29
It's an absolute menace of an earworm. Even the sight of sausages has me singing it.
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_TyrannosaurusSexy Apr 1, 2026 +5
I always thought I was the only one. Sadly, no one ever knows what the heck I’m referring to when I sing it.
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DCRBftw Apr 1, 2026 +321
When ring tones first became a thing, I changed my college roommate's ring tone to this and I would send him text after text just so he'd have to hear this repeatedly. He'd change it and as soon as he'd leave his phone unmanned, I'd change it back. Not long after that, passwords on phones became a thing, but for that brief moment in history, Daddy Would You Like Some Sausage echoed through the dorm room halls like calls of freedom.
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AverageJoe997 Apr 1, 2026 +79
“DING DOOONG” would’ve been a good one too
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nomad9590 Apr 1, 2026 +10
This was an absolute meme for our group before memes were even a thing. 
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KennyKettermen Apr 1, 2026 +28
I can’t believe Tom Green got paid to do this. Absolutely incredible
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helper619 Apr 1, 2026 +16
This is forever stuck in my head and I sing it at least once a week ever since the movie first came out.
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Heatherjjjjjjjj Apr 1, 2026 +7
My brother and I are in our 40s, and we still sing this to each other at most every family gathering.
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retsaoter Apr 1, 2026 +6
This is a core memory. It plays on loop every time I have sausage.
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onedrrboy Apr 1, 2026 +4
Every time I’m cooking and need to remove a utensil from the pot/pan, I always tap it eight and then nine times to Tom Green’s sausage rhythm. FGF had way too much influence on 20 year old me. God bless Tom Green!
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GunslingerSTKC Apr 1, 2026 +6
I still quote/sing this to this day and I saw this movie in theaters 😂
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donktastic Apr 1, 2026 +5
The iconic moment we all didn't know we needed.
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npiet1 Apr 1, 2026 +9
As soon as someone leaves a keyboard alone. I always start playing this.
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Rambo_IIII Apr 1, 2026 +3
This scene runs in my head at least once a week He's a real character, he's a real character
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Silvedl Apr 1, 2026 +4
This song has been stuck in my head since I was in like 7th or 8th grade when it released. I remember getting like a trillion malware from downloading it on Kazaa or Limewire or whatever, but it still worked and I was able to watch it in a crisp 120p blurry as hell quality.
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Audiofyl1 Apr 1, 2026 +189
40 million f****** deutschmarks, bob!
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Squint22 Apr 1, 2026 +69
YER FUCKIN FIRED BOB
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Tigerzebra Apr 1, 2026 +72
I SAY GENEVA YOU HEAR HELSINKI
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240Nordey Apr 1, 2026 +35
THIS IS A FANCY RESTAURANT
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_ArgoNavis Apr 1, 2026 +19
CLEAN OUT YOUR LOCKER AT THE CLUB!
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Jet-Rex-Design Apr 1, 2026 +26
JAPAN FOUR!
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MikeSizemore Apr 1, 2026 +190
Casting Rip Torn was the real killer move. The perfect foil.
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cocoschoco Apr 1, 2026 +67
Fun fact, the role was written for William Shatner originally, who used to be Tom Green’s landlord when he first moved to L.A., but the studio wanted Rip Torn instead who was more bankable at the time coming off of the Men in Black movies.
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MikeSizemore Apr 1, 2026 +38
Thanks! I didn’t know that. I can kinda see Shatner but Rip owned it so hard it’s difficult to imagine anyone but him in the role.
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underpants-gnome Apr 1, 2026 +30
Rip Torn was just about perfect. But I can see Shatner really hating to be in this, which might have made his casting even better somehow.
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MoobyTheGoldenSock Apr 1, 2026 +11
Rip Torn was perfect, but I’d have loved to see Shatner cursing up a storm and throwing Tom Green violently into things.
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talones Apr 1, 2026 +1
I like to imagine Sofia Coppola casting Rip for Marie Antoinette after seeing FGF.
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Variable_Shaman_3825 Apr 1, 2026 +670
> The day may come when “Freddy Got Fingered” is seen as a milestone of neo-surrealism. The day may never come when it is seen as funny. - Roger Ebert
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KeanuSleevez Apr 1, 2026 +153
A rare miss from Roger Ebert. Can’t be right all the time.
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withoccassionalmusic Apr 1, 2026 +376
He later revised his review: “Seeing Tom Green reminded me, as how could it not, of his movie Freddy Got Fingered, which was so poorly received by the film critics that it received only one lonely, apologetic positive review on the Tomatometer. I gave it—let's see—zero stars. Bad movie, especially the scene where Green was whirling the newborn infant around his head by its umbilical cord. But the thing is, I remember Freddy Got Fingered more than a year later. I refer to it sometimes. It is a milestone. And for all its sins, it was at least an ambitious movie, a go-for-broke attempt to accomplish something. It failed, but it has not left me convinced that Tom Green doesn't have good work in him. Anyone with his nerve and total lack of taste is sooner or later going to make a movie worth seeing."
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Avbjj Apr 1, 2026 +121
Ebert was such an awesome writer.
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Jack_of_all_offs Apr 1, 2026 +57
>Bad movie, especially the scene where Green was whirling the newborn infant around his head by its umbilical cord. He saved the day. Seems like he has a problem with heroes.
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Equivalent-Sink4612 Apr 1, 2026 +1
That is a fantastic quote. RIP to the legend.
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jefusan Apr 1, 2026 +34
This from the screenwriter of Beyond the Valley of the Dolls
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HAL9100 Apr 1, 2026 +36
Half-miss, given that we’re here discussing how the first part has become true
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Island_Maximum Apr 1, 2026 +324
https://i.redd.it/d5cpf35q9jsg1.gif
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-Clem-Fandango- Apr 1, 2026 +228
Where's your lebaron Freddie? I dont see 2 lebarons...
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cunth_magruber Apr 1, 2026 +21
Proud
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Nate0110 Apr 1, 2026 +15
Proud
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Squishy_Fish9711 Apr 1, 2026 +46
That part had me cackling 🤣
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-Clem-Fandango- Apr 1, 2026 +61
There's a recent documentary called the tom green documentary. I recommend checking it out. A lot of people dont realise how big of an influence he had on the culture for older millennials and gen x.
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SpikePilgrim Apr 1, 2026 +56
Joe Rogan said he got the idea of starting a podcast from him. But he's done a lot of good things too.
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TheSharpestHammer Apr 1, 2026 +27
Number one son, Freddy.
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rustylucy77 Apr 1, 2026 +10
Another interesting side note, tom green also had an internet show in the early 2000s that was basically the prototype for modern podcasts.
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geekroick Apr 1, 2026 +108
Get the f*** out of the way!
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R2theAY Apr 1, 2026 +60
I remember watching the commentary on this and Tom said he was just supposed to drive away but one of the extras accidentally walked out in front of his car. “GET THE F*** OUT OF THE WAY!” was totally ad-libbed and became one of the best lines in the movie.
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iveo83 Apr 1, 2026 +1
lol that's amazing
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gordonshumway85 Apr 1, 2026 +8
I have quoted that line my whole life and I still cannot make it sound as funny as tom green did. And I’ve really tried.
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bolen84 Apr 1, 2026 +38
GET THE F*** OUT OF THE WAY!
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_Diskreet_ Apr 1, 2026 +45
It’s so nonsensical even on the basic things. Tom Green goes to the bus station to go show off his comics I think. His mum and dad come meet him at the bus station to give him a car. Why didn’t they do it at home rather than all meet at the bus station ? Did they take separate cars or are they getting a bus home now ?
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heyshitforbrains Apr 1, 2026 +21
Isn't he taking the bus to ho show his comics to the animation company ?
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jerimiahhalls Apr 1, 2026 +27
He's moving across country to work at the sandwich factory and also show his non-sensical drawings to an animation company. 
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ApolloKid Apr 1, 2026 +55
It’s not a sandwich factory. It’s a cheese sandwich factory. Very important detail
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Nathansp1984 Apr 1, 2026 +11
Specifically Dave Davidson
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Squint22 Apr 1, 2026 +6
Listen, the drawings are pretty good, but it doesn't make any sense, okay? It's f****** stupid, okay?
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ReytMardy Apr 1, 2026 +14
PROWWWWDDD
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dickbutt_md Apr 1, 2026 +112
The Tom Green Show was absolutely insane. How he came up with some of those bits I'll never understand. All you had to do was say "Undercutters Pizza" in my high school and all the guys would start laughing like idiots and all the girls would look disgusted.
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ReytMardy Apr 1, 2026 +34
The bit where he interviewed the drunk old angry guy kills me with laughter. "NONE OF YOUR GARDAMN BUSINESS!?!?!"
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Curious_Cloud_1131 Apr 1, 2026 +40
Bro the slutmobile And the f****** subway sandwich
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GinandJuked Apr 1, 2026 +15
Undercutters Pizza still my favorite
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ReytMardy Apr 1, 2026 +12
Slutmobile was great. Pulling up at the bus stop.
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Intangiblehands Apr 1, 2026 +10
The "Where's My Dinner, B****?" statue will live in my head forever.
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Brilliant_Park_2882 Apr 1, 2026 +6
I'll never forget the phone in the dead beaver, I don't think the phone's owner will either...
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visualdescript Apr 1, 2026 +5
Fark I always remember the Cow Brain Boat. Yep.
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FromDistance Apr 1, 2026 +4
My friends and I would play celery generals and actually eat them.
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russfro Apr 1, 2026 +153
Hooves
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-Clem-Fandango- Apr 1, 2026 +87
Clippity clop. Look at my hooooves
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Muttandcheese Apr 1, 2026 +46
What’s that sound? It’s my hooooves!!
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Annual_Candle_9313 Apr 1, 2026 +47
We're proud of you!
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Squishy_Fish9711 Apr 1, 2026 +40
Proud!!!
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Kegosaurus Apr 1, 2026 +9
Make yer daddy proud
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lordpookus Apr 1, 2026 +34
PROUD. PROOOOOOOOUD
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dismayhurta Apr 1, 2026 +10
GET THE F*** OUT OF THE WAY
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AceFaceCase12 Apr 1, 2026 +139
The backwards man the backwards man The backwards man the backwards man The backwards man the backwards man I can go backwards as fast as you can
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RUSnowcone Apr 1, 2026 +23
My kid learned that when he was six. There was some random YouTube guy that would use that quote. I thought my kid had watched the movie and was wondering what I would have to explain.
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Chreiol Apr 1, 2026 +6
My kid also learned that when he was six.  Not from YouTube but because I still quote that over 20 years later!
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lordjoshington Apr 1, 2026 +71
> (and I'm 28 years old, and they are in the 30s and 40s) He’s a 28 year old man and he can eat a chicken sandwich. Very impressive
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joshspoon Apr 1, 2026 +33
I don’t see two LeBarons
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Wils82 Apr 1, 2026 +61
The backwards man bit is my fave. When his dad comes in and for a second he stays in character and walks backwards towards him
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Squishy_Fish9711 Apr 1, 2026 +6
That one made me laugh pretty good
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zowietremendously Apr 1, 2026 +116
Tom Green walked so Adult Swim could run.
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Ephialtesloxas Apr 1, 2026 +29
Tom Green walked so Eric Andre could fly.
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XignaChronos Apr 1, 2026 +11
Tom Green crawled so Tim and Eric could walk so Eric Andre could run so Tim Robinson could fly??? something like that??? But hey, to me, they all fly high in the sky together, arm in arm
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RWaggs81 Apr 1, 2026 +29
We're in Pakistan! I thought we'd sew some soccer balls together!!
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Squint22 Apr 1, 2026 +7
PAKISTAN?!?
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rhinebeeze Apr 1, 2026 +7
That’s a f****** camel
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Squint22 Apr 1, 2026 +73
The best way I have heard it described is that it only got made because someone lost a bet. Tom Green: "You're going to give me HOW much money to make a movie??? Me??? Well, alright then!" I unabashedly love this movie for the joke that it is!
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Tr0nLenon Apr 1, 2026 +88
And the plot and outcome of the film is essentially a parody of the real life situation. A dumbass that fucks with his dad, and dreams of making silly crude art, gets given a shit ton of money to produce something for a company, and then spends all of the money on bullshit. It *is* a pretty damn clever joke.
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Squint22 Apr 1, 2026 +95
Tom Green pioneered the man on the street format, pioneered absurd Jackass like antics and also pioneered podcasts. I find it funny when people write him off as a clown that does shock material. The truth is that he's not just clever, he's exceptionally brilliant and part of his charm is just how good he is at hiding that fact.
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wrgm0100 Apr 1, 2026 +14
I was at Tom Green’s wedding last year, and the thing that I’ll never forget: I watched the man walk across the wedding reception, from the bar to the stage in a fairly long zig zag, the whole time holding his drink in front of himself, and the end of his tie was in his drink. Nobody else in the group I was with clocked it. I’m still not sure if he did it on purpose to see if anyone would notice.
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Squint22 Apr 1, 2026 +4
Jealous! That reminds me if when he had Carl Reiner on and he did a bit with his shoes. Just an off the cuff thing, just for Carl and he loved it!
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Tr0nLenon Apr 1, 2026 +21
Preach!.. I grew up on The Tom Green show and all that followed. It's very rare that I talk to someone that gets this. Especially about fgf.
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Squint22 Apr 1, 2026 +17
Even the name "Organized Rhyme" is a brilliant pun. Rap is associated with crime, and when you get down to it, all rap is organized rhymes. Seeing him live recently was an absolute delight. I got to see the Salmon Song live!
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Tr0nLenon Apr 1, 2026 +4
Daaamn I'm actually pretty jealous of that. I wasn't even aware he was touring or doing shows.
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Squint22 Apr 1, 2026 +3
I know he did a leg of tours in Canada, but not sure if he went elsewhere? If you get the chance, HIGHLY recommended. My stomach hurt afterwards lol.
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Ordinary-Leading7405 Apr 1, 2026 +4
*Tom Green Country* is all of those things, plus his parents, brother and farm animals.
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ST07153902935 Apr 1, 2026 +7
Loved when he painted his dads house
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Hollow_Rant Apr 1, 2026 +15
Slutmobile was peak. Also the fact that his dad looked like a Shah made it funnier.
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boxdgm Apr 1, 2026 +6
His somber straight faced delivery was always the best part of his bits. I remember seeing the subway sandwich bit when I was younger and rewatching it now it's a skill to be able to just keep going with the absurdity while keeping a straight face. That one and the under cutters pizza were the 2 I'll always remember.
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visualdescript Apr 1, 2026 +5
Not only did he pioneer it, but they took his bloody timeslot!
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x445xb Apr 1, 2026 +6
If anything he was too early to gain real success. His show would have been a lot more popular if he had access to modern streaming platforms or YouTube, instead of being stuck on cable TV.
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Perite Apr 1, 2026 +9
My absolute favourite thing with this was on the DVD extras. They dropped a speedboat from a helicopter into a woodchipper and then didn’t even put it in the movie
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BrianFantanaFan Apr 1, 2026 +3
...plus Drew Barrymore just doing whatever!
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240Nordey Apr 1, 2026 +16
I spent $750,000 on the house! And then I spent $250,000 on the jewels! And that's all my money, gone! Y'know, easy come, easy go!
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Squint22 Apr 1, 2026 +11
I have a bag of jewels for you! They're jewels Betty..........they're jewels.
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MoobyTheGoldenSock Apr 1, 2026 +10
But, Gord, I don't care about jewels. I just wanna suck your c***. Even if you were poor, I'd still just wanna stay home and suck your c***.
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MikeGalactic Apr 1, 2026 +22
THIS IS A FANCY RESTAURANT!!!
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ovjho Apr 1, 2026 +24
IMO Tom Green set the foundation for stuff like Tim and Eric, Eric Andre, and adult swim in general years before that comedic style became more recognized. Dude was out here in Ottawa doing it purely for the love of the game for years. Really happy to see him start to get some credit for being such a pioneer in the absurdist surrealist humour space.
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fullmoon63 Apr 1, 2026 +37
It honestly feels like Tom Green got a studio budget and just decided to troll Hollywood for 90 minutes.
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Squint22 Apr 1, 2026 +23
That's pretty much exactly what happened lol. It's also why all the "gross out" scenes are so unhinged. Gross out comedy's were all the rage and FGF parodies them to the point of absurd shock. Most people watching surely thought "how the f*** did this make it in the movie??" Well, it's likely because someone told a studio exec that gross out stuff was in vogue and that likely resulted in a handwaving approval of things they didn't understand. And that's how we got Tom Green jerking off a horse, an elephant and flinging a newborn baby around by the umbilical cord ❤️
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aldila81 Apr 1, 2026 +1
Look! I'm a farmer, too!
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GobblesTzT Apr 1, 2026 +8
There is a YouTube essay about it that reviews the history. That is basically 100% what happened. The movies story is a reflection what Tom went through making the movie. They even make the claim that they believe the conversation with the studio executive really happened.
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Heheheidiot Apr 1, 2026 +81
It was the perfect movie when I was 14
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fshippos Apr 1, 2026 +61
It is still the perfect movie for me at 38
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TheSharpestHammer Apr 1, 2026 +22
It will never stop being the perfect movie.
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jerimiahhalls Apr 1, 2026 +9
I can just think of scenes from this movie at 36 and it still cracks me up. 
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TVCasualtydotorg Apr 1, 2026 +5
It was the perfect movie for my friends and I aged 18 to 20 as we got stoned.
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jonnyp710 Apr 1, 2026 +18
He’s a molester. He’s a CHIIIIIIIILD molester!
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cunth_magruber Apr 1, 2026 +60
I rewatched it recently. Masterpiece.
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Squishy_Fish9711 Apr 1, 2026 +25
I found myself saying "what the f*** is happening" 😂😂😂 multiple times during the movie
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HelpfulMalice Apr 1, 2026 +44
“Mike Fitzgibbons son is a nuclear physicist and my son can eat a chicken sandwich”
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KeanuSleevez Apr 1, 2026 +20
“Little Lord Fauntleroy’s stomach hurts because there’s too much roast beef in it!”
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Squishy_Fish9711 Apr 1, 2026 +17
I'm 28 years old man I should be able to eat a chicken sandwich if I want
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HelpfulMalice Apr 1, 2026 +13
“You can either eat the goddamn roast beef, or you can go to your room!”
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chalon9 Apr 1, 2026 +13
Im a farmer!
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strong_schlong Apr 1, 2026 +13
Whenever my kids go nuts in a restaurant I tell them to calm down by yelling “you can’t do that here, this is a fancy restaurant!” It never works.
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geekroick Apr 1, 2026 +12
The part that always gets me is his buddy breaking his leg on the skateboard ramp and Gord licking the broken bones sticking out of the misshapen leg. Utterly nuts
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Squint22 Apr 1, 2026 +3
Get him a job!
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Hollow_Rant Apr 1, 2026 +39
THEY PAYED ME IN JEWELS! [HELICOPTER INTENSIFIES]
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creptik1 Apr 1, 2026 +21
We can live like kings. WE CAN LIVE LIKE KINGS!
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Yeomanroach Apr 1, 2026 +13
I say Geneva, you hear Helsinki.
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jezarnold Apr 1, 2026 +12
Watching this film gave my friend an asthma attack. There was me pissing myself in the corner, and her sat on the other end of the sofa fighting for her life
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eren_yeegarr Apr 1, 2026 +23
Look out for the bum bum song (lonely Swedish), it's a classic
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Hopwater Apr 1, 2026 +10
Can I hear the loon again?
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wlodzi Apr 1, 2026 +8
The loony loon? 
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nightmaresabin Apr 1, 2026 +5
My bum is on the Swedish… Swedish.
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eren_yeegarr Apr 1, 2026 +11
Sweeedish... My bum is on the man, my bum is on the man, it's a lot of fun to put your bum on a man My bum is on the cheese, my bum is on the cheese, if I'm lucky I'll get a disease! Man, of all the songs I've heard in my life why is this the only one I know all the lyrics to? Even after nearly 30 years too....proves it's lyrical genius
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JerseyDevl Apr 1, 2026 +5
If Eminem included a lyric referencing someone in the 2000s means they were at least relevant
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Odd-Area-5148 Apr 1, 2026 +9
The man turned up to colllect his razzie in person what a guy 😀 
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HappyGilOHMYGOD Apr 1, 2026 +57
Man I was on board until you mentioned Movie 43. Freddy Got Fingered is a really funny movie in parts. Movie 43 is a top 3 worst movie ever made imo
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gapmunky Apr 1, 2026 +12
Yes movie 43 is absolute garbage and all the big actors that are in it were contractually forced
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Famous_Abrocoma_1335 Apr 1, 2026 +15
The Eric Andre connection is exactly right, and it goes deeper than style. Andre has cited Green directly as a primary influence. What Green was doing in 1999 — deliberately bad taste as a form of audience aggression, making the viewer complicit in their own discomfort — was genuinely ahead of its time. The critics who destroyed Freddy Got Fingered on release were applying the wrong framework entirely. Roger Ebert gave it zero stars and called it 'a movie that makes you ashamed to be human.' Which, if you think about it, is kind of the point.
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cocoschoco Apr 1, 2026 +9
When I first saw the Eric Andre show I remember thinking this is just the Tom Green Show on acid. It was too derivative and unpleasant to watch for me.  Tom Green and his crew had a likeability about them, the humour was crude and irreverent but it wasn’t really mean spirited. Eric Andre’s bits mostly just go for the shock factor and cross the line for me when it’ just not fun to watch.
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OutrageousCake Apr 1, 2026 +8
Great movie. Also Ive never seen a flatter curve on letterboxd haha https://preview.redd.it/53usolgmnjsg1.jpeg?width=1260&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cbdae11b6d2a881b7d79d94a3c8558caeaf73062
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MrCowabs Apr 1, 2026 +9
This was the stupidest f****** film I ever watched and I loved it at 13 or something. I couldn’t wait to show it to my friends.
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Moonbase0 Apr 1, 2026 +9
JAPAN 4!
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grahampositive Apr 1, 2026 +8
I have a pretty weird sense of humor I guess. I saw this movie in theaters and I was laughing so hard I could barely contain myself. The scene with the baby had me in tears. Other people were walking out of the theater to the point where by the end of the movie few people were left. It was a similar situation with the South Park movie though, so maybe I was just surrounded by a bunch of Philistines.
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spreaditon- Apr 1, 2026 +21
It's possibly the dumbest film I've ever watched. I loved it.
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nightmaresabin Apr 1, 2026 +8
This is often how I know if I’ll get along with someone. How do they feel about dumb shit?
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MrDickLucas Apr 1, 2026 +6
Put the cheese in your bum!!!!
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ProtomanBn Apr 1, 2026 +7
When his buddy breaks his leg on the half pipe and Freddy runs over to lick the protruding bone makes me sick every time.
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Climatize Apr 1, 2026 +5
Tom Green's one of a kind. He posted 2 standup sets (the same routine) he did in 2 different cities a couple of months ago to his youtube channel and I watched/listened to both of them and cackled both times.
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i8myface Apr 1, 2026 +6
Japan 4...shoe shine...shine shoe...JAPAN 4!!!!! Oh and of course...you..want job here?!?! Yeah I wanna be a banana telephone repair man
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Blicks666 Apr 1, 2026 +4
Split the shaw-shee.
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Capital_Past69 Apr 1, 2026 +5
![gif](giphy|s8duQKFOmRz0XiY7ek)
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Yunges1ne Apr 1, 2026 +20
I took a date (that was way out of my league, to Freddy Got Fingered when it played in theaters) I must have been 17 or so. I was wheezing laughing like slapping her on the thigh and I couldn’t help myself. I knew by “where’s your LeBreron Freddy?” “GET THE F*** OUT OF THE WAY!” That she was never going to speak to me again and I didn’t care. And she didn’t. Worth it.
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dwcanker Apr 1, 2026 +19
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEn3wcpNsg8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEn3wcpNsg8) Somebody was going to post Redlettermedia's re:view of it and it might as well be me.
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DetLoins Apr 1, 2026 +8
Came here to post it and you just beat me. They do a great job of really adding context to why I love this stupid mess of a movie.
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Blibbobletto Apr 1, 2026 +11
The backstory makes it even funnier imo. The network suits 100% didn't understand Tom Green, but they saw how popular he was, so they basically gave him a blank check to make whatever movie he wanted. So he intentionally made the most off-putting movie he possibly could, and the people in charge just figured it what was the kids liked these days. I mean they were kind of right, but viewing the whole movie as essentially a middle finger really increases my enjoyment, especially at the end when it suddenly flips without warning and there's a mawkishly sentimental father/son scene with Rip Torn for no reason. It always cracks me up.
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--MobTowN-- Apr 1, 2026 +15
That’s the one with elephant scene, right? God, tom green is just so f****** weird.
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Squishy_Fish9711 Apr 1, 2026 +21
Look at me daddy!!!!!
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Public_Fucking_Media Apr 1, 2026 +10
I'm a farmer daddy!
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Wumaduce Apr 1, 2026 +9
I haven't seen the movie since it was in theaters. >Tom - I learned a lot today dad >Dad - I can tell. >Tom - no dad, not just how to jerk off an elephant. Is that roughly the one you're talking about?
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DCRBftw Apr 1, 2026 +15
Its so bad that it's kinda good. And I mean that in the best worst way possible.
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Sgt_major_dodgy Apr 1, 2026 +10
I remember watching this and absolutely crying laughing. I genuinely feel he was too ahead of time and that's why it was panned but now surrealism is popular and if this was split as episodes on something like Adult Swim it'd be considered an instant classic.
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CortexCraft_ Apr 1, 2026 +6
it’s such a weird chaotic kind of funny that catches you off guard, i didn’t expect to laugh as much as i did either honestly
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debiler Apr 1, 2026 +4
In case anybody here is unaware of the fact: Tom Green also performed the most beautiful ballad in the history of mankind. Enjoy. [https://youtu.be/haVXS9rMNxI?si=s4OIgEzyLnuKmLTD](https://youtu.be/haVXS9rMNxI?si=s4OIgEzyLnuKmLTD)
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Huntay5 Apr 1, 2026 +5
The scene where Tom is walking in the rain to Moby’s song Natural Blues lives rent free in my head. It was a great little scene and oddly beautiful.
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miku_dominos Apr 1, 2026 +5
I stumbled across his TV show in the late 90s, and was blown away but how ludicrous it was. I loved it, and when the movie was released in Australia I was there for the first showing at the cinema.
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Hollow_Rant Apr 1, 2026 +5
Congrats, here's a baloney sandwich!
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kenanzajmovic Apr 1, 2026 +6
My cousin used to work at Blockbuster and he brought me 2 boxes almost full of movies. This one was one of them! I was probably 11 years old and the stuff I understood was the funniest shit to me.
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DrCarlJenkins Apr 1, 2026 +5
Man, I hated that movie when it was first released, just didn’t like his humour. But having talked to someone about it recently, the amount of hilarious quotes and stuff that came back to me had me rofling.
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GroundbreakingAd5899 Apr 1, 2026 +5
It’s not often a 1/10 movie is also 10/10! This is an even better “anti-movie” than Joker 2:Get the F*** Outta Here With Your Bullshit! Proud!
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shackelman_unchained Apr 1, 2026 +4
Now you need to watch road trip.
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cha614 Apr 1, 2026 +5
Daddy likes his sausage
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KrisPBacon26 Apr 1, 2026 +13
Movie 43 was an abomination, nearly unwatchable. FGF is just a masterpiece of high cinema.
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Animedude83 Apr 1, 2026 +9
I watched it high, but I still think if I was sober, I would of ranked it number 1 in comedy, and my top 10 overall. The movie is basically just a more mature, more random version of Hot Rod, and I love that movie. I actually really like the actual story that Freddy Got Fingered has in it, really the basic plot is no different from standard movies, expect that at any moment something that you couldn't even remotely guess could happen. Also in the commentary track, Tom Green said most the jokes are just inside jokes with his friends, so really he just made it all for that. I know it will never happen, but I hope someday they release an extended cut with the cut jokes, you can bits in some of the trailers, or in some of the promotional material.
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breadinabox Apr 1, 2026 +3
me and my housemates were really hungover last year and saw it just sitting there on youtube and so i got us to put it on and like man we werent even actively watching it, it was just on but man what a movie
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Gardimus Apr 1, 2026 +4
When I was 17 I loved Tom Green. I still haven't seen this movie.
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TVCasualtydotorg Apr 1, 2026 +3
Rip Torn's line read for "stop saying the fruit" every so often pops into my head and makes me chuckle. The whole movie is batshit crazy and I love it.
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Viper1089 Apr 1, 2026 +4
I was a kid when this movie came out and I got my dad to chaperone for my 2 friends and me. That was a mistake. I was too young to really know what "got fingered" meant, and I was way to young to know how crazy Tom Green was. Needless to say, my dad was not happy with me after the credits rolled. Also, special shoutout to the nail on their homemade half pipe.
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OverExtension5486 Apr 1, 2026 +4
I met Tom recently, he lives in the same general area as me. We were both at the LCBO, which is the provincially owned liquor store, he had a literal grocery cart full of booze, we had a quick little chat and then he said 'well I'll be here tomorrow folks' and the cashier nodded and said 'its true' and he left. I also saw him do standup shortly before that and it was very funny. I like Tom.
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jikt Apr 1, 2026 +7
There's almost no difference in perfection between this movie and Back to the Future. I can't wait for my kids to be 30 years old so I can watch it with them.
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RagnarokNCC Apr 1, 2026 +5
Post-modern classic.
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docpagliacci Apr 1, 2026 +3
This is one of the funniest and most bizarre movies ever made. An underrated gem that is completely out of the box in its absurdity. Glad to see some recognition for it now.
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overlordofmu Apr 1, 2026 +3
I did not love this movie. That said, "Daddy Would You Like Some Sausage" is one of the top three funniest things I have ever seen. Ever. One of the other three was a Tom Green skit on SNL. "Ducky ducky duck duck." If you know, you know. Despite not being a huge fan (I appreciate his humor but it ain't my favorite) two of the three funniest things I've ever seen were Tom Green. I'd say that is impressive. I also love absurdism, so that is part of it.
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TheDanger08 Apr 1, 2026 +3
I’m the only person I know who actually liked it and rewatched it.
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