History YMMV / DunstonChecksIn

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Ms. Dellacroce's goal at the Majestic Hotel wasn't just to take part in the Crystal Ball, but was also a search for a new man. Despite supposedly being married, she's [[UnresolvedSexualTension clearly interested]] in Rutledge the few times they have scenes together, and she decided to [[CoitusEnsues do it]] with William, the hotel's masseur, under the belief that he just gave her an incredible massage (not knowing that Dunston did it). It's left ambiguous what happened to Mr. Dellacroce since all she says when Rutledge asks about him is that he's "not here," which could mean a multitude of things. She says something similar to William as well.

* {{Tearjerker}}: The fact that Dunston had an older brother, and one who is strongly implied to have been killed by his owner. It's apparent that Dunston for all his antics is still hurting over this.

--->'''Robert''': You still say good night to Mom?
--->'''Kyle''': ...yeah. That's not...weird, is it?
--->'''Robert''': ...no.
* TheWoobie: Kyle certainly counts as nobody believes his claims about Dunston being loose in the hotel; Dunston himself has it even worse, being forced to work for an abusive owner who had already killed his brother when he was no longer of any use to him.
** Poor, ''poor'' Lionel Spaulding, who just cannot seem to catch a break from his constant bad luck.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfZxIjTizEE Blair's "Have Fun, Go Mad!"]], which plays when Dunston sneaks into the spa and when the credits roll right after [[spoiler:Dunston drops a coconut on Lionel Spaulding's head]]. A very catchy song, by the way.

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Ms. Dellacroce's goal at the Magestic Hotel wasn't just to take part in the Crystal Ball, but was also a search for a new man. Despite supposedly being married, she's [[UnresolvedSexualTension clearly interested]] in Rutledge the few times they have scenes together, and she decided to [[CoitusEnsues do it]] with William, the hotel's masseur, under the belief that he just gave her an incredible massage (not knowing that Dunston did it). It's left ambiguous what happened to Mr. Dellacroce since all she says when Rutledge asks about him is that he's "not here," which could mean a multitude of things. She says something similar to William as well.

* HarsherInHindsight: All of the slapstick abuse Lionel Spaulding is put through is a lot less amusing in light of Glenn Shadix's death from a head injury.

** Arguably, he crossed it ''before'' the events of the film, as it's made pretty damn obvious that he has already killed Dunston's elder brother Sampson.
* NightmareFuel: Whatever Lord Rutledge did to Sampson, it must have been a horrible way to go.

** The fact that Kyle and Brian's mother is also deceased. It's glossed over and carries little bearing on the plot, but is still a sad revelation regardless.

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Ms. Dellacroce's goal at the Magestic Hotel wasn't just to take part in the Crystal Ball, but was also a search for a new man. It's left ambiguous what happened to Mr. Dellacroce since all she says when Rutledge asks about him is that he's "not here," which could mean a multitude of things. Despite supposedly being married, she's [[UnresolvedSexualTension clearly interested]] in Rutledge the few times they have scenes together, and she decided to [[CoitusEnsues do it]] with William, the hotel's masseur, under the belief that he just gave her an incredible massage (not knowing that Dunston did it).

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Ms. Dellacroce's goal at the Magestic Hotel wasn't just to take part in the Crystal Ball, but was also a search for a new man. It's left ambiguous what happened to Mr. Dellacroce since all she says when Rutledge asks about him is that he's "not here," which could mean a multitude of things, such as Mr. Dellacroce possibly being dead, or the two of them decided to split. Despite supposedly being married, she's [[UnresolvedSexualTension clearly interested]] in Rutledge the few times they have scenes together, and she decided to [[CoitusEnsues do it]] with William, the hotel's masseur, under the belief that he just gave her an incredible massage (not knowing that Dunston did it).

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Ms. Dellacroce's goal at the Magestic Hotel wasn't just to take part in the Crystal Ball, but was also a search for a new man. It's left ambiguous what happened to Mr. Dellacroce since all she says when Rutledge asks about him is that he's "not here," which could mean a multitude of things from possibly being dead, to the two of them having split up. She's [[UnresolvedSexualTension clearly interested]] in Rutledge the few times they have scenes together, and she decided to [[CoitusEnsues do it]] with William, the hotel's masseur, under the belief that he just gave her an incredible massage (not knowing that Dunston did it).

* ClicheStorm

* SoOkayItsAverage

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfZxIjTizEE Blair's "Have Fun, Go Mad!"]], which plays when Dunston sneaks into the spa and when the credits roll right after [[spoiler:Dunston drops a coconut on Lionel Spaulding's head]]. A very catchy song, by the way.

* MoralEventHorizon: Rutledge crosses it when he not only takes Dunston away (Where he explicitly states that Dunston will be ''killed''), but also ties up and gags Kyle when he finds Dunston's hotel suite.
** Arguably, he crossed it ''before'' the events of the film, and it's made pretty damn obvious that he has already killed Dunston's elder brother Sampson.
* TheWoobie: Kyle certainly counts as nobody believes his claims about Dunston being loose in the hotel; Dunston himself has it even worse, being forced to work for an abusive owner who has already killed his brother when he was no longer of any use to him.

** Arguably, he crossed it ''before'' the events of the film, and it's made pretty damn obvious that he has already killed Dunston's elder brother Sampson.

* HarsherInHindsight: All of the slapstick abuse Lionel Spaulding is put through is a lot less amusing in light of Glenn Shadix's death from a head injury.

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfZxIjTizEE Blair's "Have Fun, Go Mad!"]], which plays when Dunston sneaks into the spa and when the credits roll right after [[spoiler:Dunston drops a coconut on Neil's owner's head]]. A very catchy song, by the way.
* HarsherInHindsight: All the slapstick abuse Glenn Shadix is subjected to, as he'd later die from a head injury after falling out of his wheelchair.

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfZxIjTizEE Blair's "Have Fun, Go Mad!"]], which plays when Dunston sneaks into the spa and when the credits roll right after [[spoiler:Dunston drops a coconut on Neil's owner's head]]. A very catchy song, by the way.

* ClicheStorm: WebVideo/{{The Nostalgia Critic}} said so himself in his review of this movie.

* ClicheStorm: ''WebVideo/{{The Nostalgia Critic}}'' said so himself in his review of this movie.

* ClicheStorm: ''WebVideo/{{TheNostalgiaCritic}}'' said so himself in his review of this movie.