History Funny / Gremlins2TheNewBatch

* "We can't let them get away! All they have to do is eat three or four children and they'll be the most ''appalling'' publicity!"
** That line might be a sort of MythologyGag since, in an earlier version of the first movie's script, the gremlins did indeed eat people.

** He's worried that if the Bat Gremlin gets out of the building, it'll eat "three or four" children... which would be dreadful publicity for the lab!

For the [[Film/Gremlins1984 first film]], see [[Funny/{{Gremlins}} here]].

For the [[Film/{{Gremlins}} first film]], see [[Funny/{{Gremlins}} here]].

'''Brain:''' The niceties, Fred. The fine points: diplomacy, compassion, standards, manners, tradition... that's what we're reaching toward. Oh, we may stumble along the way, but civilization, yes. The Geneva Convention, chamber music, Susan Sontag. Everything your society has worked so hard to accomplish over the centuries, that's what we aspire to; we want to be civilized. (''a silly Gremlin with a beanie cap acts goofy next to Brain'') You take a look at this fellow here. '''''(BLAMMO!)''''' Now, was that civilized? No, clearly not. '''''Fun''''', but in no sense civilized. Now, bear in mind, none of us has been in New York before. There are the Broadway shows - we'll have to find out how to get tickets. There's also a lot of street crime, but I believe we can watch that for free. We want the essentials. Dinettes. Complete bedroom groups. Convenient credit, even though we've been turned down in the past...

* Kate going into a {{BSOD}} over hearing about Lincoln's Birthday -- because a man dressed as Lincoln exposed himself to her on that holiday. Also Billy physically dragging her off-camera as she launches into this story. The mass eye rolling sells the moment, especially Mr. Futterman who [[HereWeGoAgain probably heard]] all of her stories as Billy did.

* When the Bat Gremlin crashes through a window, the hole it leaves is shaped like {{Franchise/Batman}}'s insignia from the 1989 movie.

* Kate going into a {{BSOD}} over hearing about Lincoln's Birthday -- because a man dressed as Lincoln exposed himself to her on that holiday. Also Billy physically dragging her off-camera as she launches into this story. The mass eye rolling sells the moment, especially Mr. Futterman who probably heard all of her stories as Billy did.

* Somewhat BlackComedy, but a scene in the novelization has Billy cut off Kate when she starts to talk about how she hates Lincoln's Day, with him mentally noting to himself that he knows it has to be as messed up as the story about her hating Christmas and so he doesn't want to hear it, a reference to one of the bleaker scenes from the first film. Mr. Futterman's HereWeGoAgain eyeroll sells it.

** At which point the Bat Gremlin busts straight through the nearest wall, leaving a hole in the shape of the [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Bat-Symbol]].

* Creator/ ChristopherLee in [[LargeHam magnificent]] AdamWesting mode as TheComicallySerious MadScientist Dr. Catheter.

** The [=VHS=] version[[note]]the scene is usually included on DVD and Blu-Ray releases as an EasterEgg[[/note]] has them change the viewer's television to a Western, and get encountered by John Wayne instead. He then tells them to go back to their own movie. They disobey, and it briefly switches to what's supposedly an airing of the ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' short ''WesternAnimation/Falling Hare'', with WesternAnimation/BugsBunny saying "Hey, I bet that was... Say, do you think that... could that have been a ''gremlin''?" The Western comes back on, and John Wayne successfully guns them down.

-->"Well, I warned 'em. I don't need foreigners on my ranch, and you folks don't need them in your TV sets. Start that movie up again."

** The [=VHS=] version[[note]]the scene is usually included on DVD and Blu-Ray releases as an EasterEgg[[/note]] has them change the viewer's television to a Western, and get encountered by John Wayne instead. He then tells them to go back to their own movie. They disobey, and it briefly switches to what's supposedly an airing of the ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' short "Falling Hare", with WesternAnimation/BugsBunny saying "Hey, I bet that was... Say, do you think that... could that have been a ''gremlin''?" The Western comes back on, and John Wayne successfully guns them down.
-->"Well, I warned 'em. I don't need foreigners on my ranch and you folks don't need them in your TV sets. Start that movie up again."

* [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BCpFV6e9czw This "making of" mockumentary]].

-->'''Witch-disgised Gremlin:''' [[Film/TheWizardOfOz I'm melting! Meeellllting, oh, what a world, what a world...]]

* Somewhat BlackComedy, but a scene in the novelization has Billy cut off Kate when she starts to talk about how she hates Lincoln's Day, with him mentally noting to himself that he knows it has to be as messed up as the story about her hating Christmas and so he doesn't want to hear it, a reference to one of the bleaker scenes from the first film.

** The [=VHS=] version has them switch the movie to a Western and get gunned down by John Wayne instead.

* Forster is stuck in the upper floor of the building when Greta appears in wedding gown and you hear the Gremlins rendition of the wedding march. Forster, after a minute, gives a resigned shrug as in "What the hell?" and sinks to the floor as Greta approaches, result in her smothering him in kisses before the screen goes to black.

* Forster is stuck in the upper floor of the building when Greta appears in wedding gown and you hear the Gremlins rendition of the wedding march. Forster, after a minute, gives a resigned shrug as in "What the hell?"and sinks to the floor as Greta approaches, kissing the screen before it goes to black.

* Most of everything Girl Gremlin says.

* Kate going into a {{BSOD}} over hearing about Lincoln's Birthday -- because a man dressed as Lincoln exposed himself to her on that holiday. Also Billy physically dragging her off-camera as she launches into this story. The mass eye rolling sells the moment.