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10/06/25(Mon)09:17:47 No.215058075
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Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)09:17:47 No.215058075 Archived
this shit was so unfunny
how did they trick millennials?
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Anonymous
10/06/25(Mon)09:22:59 No.215058141
Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)09:22:59 No.215058141
Because the 2000s were filled with
>American Pie sequels
>Van Wilder straight to DVD sequels
>Napoleon Dynamite
>Superbad/Meth Rogen slop
>tons of shitty romcoms
The Hangover was a breath of fresh air.
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Anonymous
10/06/25(Mon)09:24:20 No.215058159
Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)09:24:20 No.215058159
>>215058141
Seth rogen was kino
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Anonymous
10/06/25(Mon)09:26:24 No.215058190
Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)09:26:24 No.215058190
this type of "absurd thing happens and the humor comes from the much more grounded reaction of the characters" comedy hadn't been driven into the ground yet. once that road trip movie with galifinakis and RDJ came out, the subgenre had been wrung dry. only took a couple years. but they still kept making them. female ghostbusters was trying to emulate the hangover.
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