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** And for that matter, the actual "Stonehenge" performance. Even though the scene before pretty much announces what's coming in huge neon letters, the actual payoff (complete with dwarfs earnestly dancing around it) somehow manages to be the funniest visual gag you've ever seen. David and Nigel's look of disbelief when the set descends really sells it. Ian's smug grin is the cherry on top.
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** And for that matter, the actual "Stonehenge" performance. Even though the scene before pretty much announces what's coming in huge neon letters, the actual payoff (complete with dwarfs earnestly dancing around it) somehow manages to be the funniest visual gag you've ever seen. David and Nigel's look looks of disbelief when the set descends really sells it. Ian's smug grin is the cherry on top.
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* It's not just that the song "Big Bottom" features Derek playing a ludicrous double-headed bass. It's that Nigel and David are also playing basses for the song.
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'''Derek''': ''[Innocently]'' [[ComicallyMissingThePoint Are we gonna do "Stonehenge" tomorrow?]]\\
'''David''': ''No, we're not going [[PrecisionFStrike fucking]] do "Stonehenge".''
'''David''': ''No, we're not going [[PrecisionFStrike fucking]] do "Stonehenge".''
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'''Derek''': ''[Innocently]'' ''[innocently]'' [[ComicallyMissingThePoint Are we gonna do "Stonehenge" tomorrow?]]\\
'''David''': ''No, we're notgoing gonna [[PrecisionFStrike fucking]] do "Stonehenge".''
'''David''': ''No, we're not
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* Nigel showing Marty around his guitar collection and demanding that Marty listen to the awesomely long sustain on his '59 Gibson Les Paul--of which there isn't any at that moment, because it's not actually being played and is resting on a guitar stand. When Marty says he can't hear anything, Nigel, after a beat, replies "You could, though, if it were plugged in."
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* Nigel showing Marty around his guitar collection and demanding that Marty listen to the awesomely long sustain on his '59 Gibson Les Paul--of which there isn't any at that moment, because it's not actually being played and is resting on a guitar stand. When Marty says he can't hear anything, Nigel, after a beat, replies "You could, ''would'', though, if it were plugged in.playing."
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* At the air force base
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* At the air force base
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-->'''Air Force Lieutenant:''' If I could just ask you to play some slow songs so I can dance?\\
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-->'''Air Force Lieutenant:''' If I could just ask you to play some slow songs so I can dance?\\
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** Made all the funnier by the fact that this ''was'' a fairly slow song- by their standards, anyway!
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** Made all the funnier by the fact that this ''was'' a fairly slow song- by song--by their standards, anyway!
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-->"I am what God made me, sir."
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** And for that matter, the actual "Stonehenge" performance. Even though the scene before pretty much announces what's coming in huge neon letters, the actual payoff (complete with dwarfs earnestly dancing around it) somehow manages to be the funniest visual gag you've ever seen. David's look of disbelief when the set descends really sells it. Ian's smug grin is the cherry on top.
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** And for that matter, the actual "Stonehenge" performance. Even though the scene before pretty much announces what's coming in huge neon letters, the actual payoff (complete with dwarfs earnestly dancing around it) somehow manages to be the funniest visual gag you've ever seen. David's David and Nigel's look of disbelief when the set descends really sells it. Ian's smug grin is the cherry on top.
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** And for that matter, the actual "Stonehenge" performance. Even though the scene before pretty much announces what's coming in huge neon letters, the actual payoff (complete with dwarfs earnestly dancing around it) somehow manages to be the funniest visual gag you've ever seen. David's look of disbelief when the set descends really sells it.
* Nigel showing Marty around his guitar collection and demanding that Marty listen to the awesomely long sustain on his '59 Gibson Les Paul--of which there isn't any at that moment, because it's not actually being played and is resting on a guitar stand. When Marty says he can't hear anything, Nigel, after a beat, replies "You could, though, if it were plugged in."
* Nigel showing Marty around his guitar collection and demanding that Marty listen to the awesomely long sustain on his '59 Gibson Les Paul--of which there isn't any at that moment, because it's not actually being played and is resting on a guitar stand. When Marty says he can't hear anything, Nigel, after a beat, replies "You could, though, if it were plugged in."
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** And for that matter, the actual "Stonehenge" performance. Even though the scene before pretty much announces what's coming in huge neon letters, the actual payoff (complete with dwarfs earnestly dancing around it) somehow manages to be the funniest visual gag you've ever seen. David's look of disbelief when the set descends really sells it.
it. Ian's smug grin is the cherry on top.
* Nigel showing Marty around his guitar collection and demanding that Marty listen to the awesomely long sustain on his '59 Gibson Les Paul--of which there isn't any at that moment, because it's not actually being played and is resting on a guitar stand. When Marty says he can't hear anything, Nigel, after a beat, replies "You could, though, if it were plugged in." "
** Marty isn't allowed to look too long at Nigel's prized Fender VI, or even point at it.
* Nigel showing Marty around his guitar collection and demanding that Marty listen to the awesomely long sustain on his '59 Gibson Les Paul--of which there isn't any at that moment, because it's not actually being played and is resting on a guitar stand. When Marty says he can't hear anything, Nigel, after a beat, replies "You could, though, if it were plugged in.
** Marty isn't allowed to look too long at Nigel's prized Fender VI, or even point at it.
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** And then their audio equipment somehow manages to pick up on random radio transmissions from the base's aircraft control tower and a radio broadcast. [[spoiler: This causes Nigel [[ScrewThisImOutOfHere to quit the performance]] right then and there.]]
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** And then their audio equipment somehow manages to pick up on random radio transmissions from the base's aircraft control tower and a radio broadcast. [[spoiler: This causes Nigel [[ScrewThisImOutOfHere to quit the performance]] right then and there.]]
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** The film's current score on IMDB is 8.0/'''11'''.[[note]]Although unfortunately you can't actually give it an 11.[[/note]]
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** The film's current score on IMDB is 8.0/'''11'''.7.9/'''11'''.[[note]]Although unfortunately you can't actually give it an 11.[[/note]]
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* The BlackComedy of all the ridiculous ways the band's various drummers have died, including bizarre gardening accidents, spontaneous combustion, and choking on vomit (but not their OWN vomit).
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* The BlackComedy of all the ridiculous ways the band's various drummers have died, including bizarre gardening accidents, spontaneous combustion, and choking on vomit (but apparently not their OWN vomit).
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* The deaths of Tap's drummers.
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* The last line of the film is Nigel speculating he'd enjoy being a shoe salesman, before gormlessly asking if there was any money in it.
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* The last line of the film is Nigel speculating he'd enjoy being working in a shoe salesman, before haberdasher or chapeau shop. When asked if he thought he would be happy doing that, he gormlessly asking if there was any money in it.replied, "I don't know, what're the hours?"
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** What sells it is David and Nigel's laughing reaction, disputing magazines aren't allowed to say that.[[note]]Which is untrue, since Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}} has had profanity in their magazine. In addition, Music/QuietRiot claimed that one of their bad reviews was also a two word review.[[/note]]
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** What sells it is David and Nigel's laughing reaction, disputing magazines aren't allowed to say that.[[note]]Which is untrue, since Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}} Magazine/RollingStone has had profanity in their magazine. In addition, Music/QuietRiot claimed that one of their bad reviews was also a two word review.[[/note]]
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** What sells it is David and Nigel's laughing reaction, disputing magazines aren't allowed to say that.[[note]]Which is untrue, since Music/RollingStones has had profanity in their magazine. In addition, Music/QuietRiot claimed that one of their bad reviews was also a two word review.[[/note]]
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** What sells it is David and Nigel's laughing reaction, disputing magazines aren't allowed to say that.[[note]]Which is untrue, since Music/RollingStones Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}} has had profanity in their magazine. In addition, Music/QuietRiot claimed that one of their bad reviews was also a two word review.[[/note]]
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-->'''David:''' ''(when Viv grotesquely mugs at the camera)'' That was Viv's passport photo.\\
'''Derek:''' ''(laughing)'' That's cruel! ''({{beat}})'' You know he couldn't afford a passport.
'''Derek:''' ''(laughing)'' That's cruel! ''({{beat}})'' You know he couldn't afford a passport.
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** The film's current score on IMDB is 8.0/'''11'''.
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** What sells it is David and Nigel's laughing reaction, disputing magazines aren't allowed to say that.[[note]]Which is untrue, since RollingStone has had profanity in their magazine. In addition, Music/QuietRiot claimed that one of their bad reviews was also a two word review.[[/note]]
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** What sells it is David and Nigel's laughing reaction, disputing magazines aren't allowed to say that.[[note]]Which is untrue, since RollingStone Music/RollingStones has had profanity in their magazine. In addition, Music/QuietRiot claimed that one of their bad reviews was also a two word review.[[/note]]
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'''David''': ''No, we're not going to [[PrecisionFStrike fucking]] do "Stonehenge".''
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'''David''': ''No, we're not going to [[PrecisionFStrike fucking]] do "Stonehenge".''
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* Derek mouthing "We love you" during the sitar solo in "Listen to the Flower People".
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* Derek mouthing "We love you" during the sitar solo in "Listen to the Flower People". In the MGM Commentary, Derek claims he accidentally said "We lug you."
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* Nigel mouthing "We love you" during the sitar solo in "Listen to the Flower People".
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The humor in this film goes to eleven.
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The humor laughs in this film goes go to eleven.
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* The band manager accidentally guessing correctly that the hotel concierge is gay.
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* The band manager Ian accidentally guessing correctly that the hotel concierge is gay.