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%%* EvilIsSexy: Bai Ling in the sequel.
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-->'''Counselor''': I'll see you in court.\\
'''Roma:''' You [[PrecisionFStrike motherfucker]], I'll see you in hell! Leave me alone! Get a job!
'''Roma:''' You [[PrecisionFStrike motherfucker]], I'll see you in hell! Leave me alone! Get a job!
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* SignatureScene: The infamous "horny nurse" scene, which played a major role in making this movie infamous when it was uploaded to [=YouTube=].
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** The infamous "horny nurse" scene, which played a major role in making this movie infamous when it was uploaded to[=YouTube=].[=YouTube=].
** The famous "Use it before you lose it" scene where Joe, Frank and Peggy all seem to have a fit of insanity and start making sex jokes in the middle of a stakeout.
** The iconic "Cookie Monster" scene, where Joe talks to a forensics examiner with some of the worst ADR in cinema history. It got it's name because the voice assigned to the actor sounds like Cookie Monster on the verge of tears.
** The infamous "horny nurse" scene, which played a major role in making this movie infamous when it was uploaded to
** The famous "Use it before you lose it" scene where Joe, Frank and Peggy all seem to have a fit of insanity and start making sex jokes in the middle of a stakeout.
** The iconic "Cookie Monster" scene, where Joe talks to a forensics examiner with some of the worst ADR in cinema history. It got it's name because the voice assigned to the actor sounds like Cookie Monster on the verge of tears.
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** When Yamashita shoots his own henchman in the restaurant parking lot, not only is the henchman clearly being shot with paintballs, the paint is pink instead of red.
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** If you're even passingly familiar with Los Angeles, the car chase at the start of the movie is hilarious, as it involves characters crossing vast stretches of southern California in minutes or seconds.
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** During the shootout at the restaurant, while Yamashita is blasting away at Joe and Frank with an Uzi, the car they're hiding behind gets shot to pieces. [[{{Padding}} Then it magically repairs itself and gets shot to pieces a couple more times]]--with the damage disappearing not just between shots, but at one point ''during the same shot.''
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* FoeYay: The {{Mook}} threatening to castrate Frank does so by calling his penis "this black gift".
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* HoYay: Frank playfully kisses Captain Roma, who after an angry outburst, looks quite pleased. Though that may just be the actor breaking character. The homoeroticism of the scene is only made more noticeable by Roma having just mentioned it feeling like [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything he has a club stuck up his ass]].
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** Frank playfully kisses Captain Roma, who after an angry outburst, looks quite pleased. Though that may just be the actor breaking character. The homoeroticism of the scene is only made more noticeable by Roma having just mentioned it feeling like [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything he has a club stuck up hisass]].ass]].
** The {{Mook}} threatening to castrate Frank does so by calling his penis "this black gift".
** Frank playfully kisses Captain Roma, who after an angry outburst, looks quite pleased. Though that may just be the actor breaking character. The homoeroticism of the scene is only made more noticeable by Roma having just mentioned it feeling like [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything he has a club stuck up his
** The {{Mook}} threatening to castrate Frank does so by calling his penis "this black gift".
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* DesignatedHero: The climax has Joe and Frank on their captain's orders forgo everything legal and just murder all the bad guys. Captain Roma says they'll all hand in their badges after this, but in reality they'd more likely face serious jail time.
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* FoeYay: The {{Mook}} threatening to castrate Frank does so by calling his penis "this black gift".
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* HamAndCheese: Dale Cummings as [[DaChief Captain Roma]] gives the film's best performance, which just so happens to be it's loudest one.
* HoYay: Frank playfully kisses Captain Roma, who after an angry outburst, looks quite pleased. Though that may just be the actor breaking character. The homoeroticism of the scene is only made more noticeable by Roma having just mentioned it feeling like [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything he has a club stuck up his ass]].
* HoYay: Frank playfully kisses Captain Roma, who after an angry outburst, looks quite pleased. Though that may just be the actor breaking character. The homoeroticism of the scene is only made more noticeable by Roma having just mentioned it feeling like [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything he has a club stuck up his ass]].
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* EvilIsSexy: Bai Ling in the sequel.
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* SoBadItsGood: The main reason why this film is still remembered to this day. Creator/AllisonPregler noted that even among SoBadItsGood movies (which often have long parts that are just dull or inept in ways that aren't entertaining), ''Samurai Cop'' stands out for being genuinely hilarious from the beginning to the end.
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* SignatureScene: The infamous "horny nurse" scene, which played a major role in making this movie infamous when it was uploaded to [=YouTube=].
* SoBadItsGood: The main reason why this film is still remembered to this day. Creator/AllisonPregler noted that even among SoBadItsGood movies (which often have long parts that are dull, irritating, or justdull or inept in ways that aren't entertaining), ''Samurai Cop'' stands out for being genuinely hilarious from the beginning to the end.
* SoBadItsGood: The main reason why this film is still remembered to this day. Creator/AllisonPregler noted that even among SoBadItsGood movies (which often have long parts that are dull, irritating, or just
