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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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Not really a movie line but a scene from a movie.
In Star Wars: The Last Jedi. The scene where Leia gets blown out of the spaceship. She floats there a little then opens her eyes and proceeds to use the Force to fly through space towards the ship.
The audience absolutely erupted in laughter at that.
I've never spoken in a theater until TROS. I spoke twice.
Once when Rey and Ren were facing each other, and were about to kiss, and I audibly said "oh come on don't say it" when the old lady asked Rey her surname. I was in disbelief she would say something that stupid.
I stopped watching after The Force Awakens, and this makes me even more sure of my decision.