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Movie lines people laughed at in theaters despite not actually being intended to be funny?
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this post was submitted on 28 Apr 2024
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My friend and I saw Deep Impact in the theater, when the plan fails and the comet fragments are still going to hit earth, there is a dramatic moment when they explain to projected impact sites. One in the ocean and one ... in Canada. For whatever reason my friend and I both burst into laughter when they said Canada. The whole theater turned to glare at us.
Canada is an entire category! When they announced the 4 astronauts for whatever mission, 3 of them had job descriptions and 1 was described as Canadian.
That's because, to get into the American space programme, a Canadian must know four jobs, speak two languages, and work for half the pay; and wrestle moose for fun.
And wear a toque.