Moments in AVP:R That Made You Cringe/Laugh

[thexenomorphfanboy]

get to the chopper

we need guns

the whole pool scene

[Corporal Hicks]

get to the chopper

Any re-used dialogue in sequels/prequels gives me a nervous twitch. I hate it.

the whole pool scene

I know it's bad, but I liked the whole "are you looking at me or the clock" thing.

[Voodoo Magic]

I like it too, and felt it was executed rather well.

[AVP-CAPCOM]

You've got all the references I had except the "creepy Chef scene".at 17.06.

"What is this, the Titanic? Screw the 'women and children first' shit!.

Not the only James Cameron reference to break the fourth wall.

The character Dallas, steps off a bus that came from "Crested Butte" Colorado. James Cameron spends his vacation, holiday home there and protested deforestation in real-life. This supposedly inspired him to make AVATAR with an environmentally focused theme.

[JokersWarPig]

I always thought it was funny when the girlfriend got nailed to the wall by the shuriken

[Voodoo Magic]

"What is this, the Titanic? Screw the 'women and children first' shit!.

Not the only James Cameron reference to break the fourth wall.

How does that break the fourth wall? Also there was a real Titanic ship with real women and children going first, but still?

[AVP-CAPCOM]

"What is this, the Titanic? Screw the 'women and children first' shit!.

Not the only James Cameron reference to break the fourth wall.

How does that break the fourth wall? Also there was a real Titanic ship with real women and children going first, but still?

I know but in the context of watching a movie based on ALIENS (1986), which was directed by James Cameron who later directed Titanic (1997) the sub-concious association is there.

I think you'll find the reference was to the movie rather than the disaster itself.

[Voodoo Magic]

"What is this, the Titanic? Screw the 'women and children first' shit!.

Not the only James Cameron reference to break the fourth wall.

How does that break the fourth wall? Also there was a real Titanic ship with real women and children going first, but still?

I know but in the context of watching a movie based on ALIENS (1986), which was directed by James Cameron who later directed Titanic (1997) the sub-concious association is there.

I think you'll find the reference was to the movie rather than the disaster itself.

I still don't think that's quite breaking the fourth wall. Plenty of other characters in movies mention other films.

[SM]

"What is this, the Titanic? Screw the 'women and children first' shit!.

Not the only James Cameron reference to break the fourth wall.

How does that break the fourth wall? Also there was a real Titanic ship with real women and children going first, but still?

I know but in the context of watching a movie based on ALIENS (1986), which was directed by James Cameron who later directed Titanic (1997) the sub-concious association is there.

I think you'll find the reference was to the movie rather than the disaster itself.

How would we find that?  It's the most famous shipwreck in the history of ever.

"What is this, the Titanic? Screw the 'women and children first' shit!.  I'm not sinking to the bottom of an ABYSS on JUDGEMENT DAY!"

"TRUE LIES dat!"

[Huggs]

Also there was a real Titanic ship with real women and children going first, but still?

I never once thought that line was in reference to Cameron. Although, there were actually people living on this planet who thought Titanic was just a movie after Cameron's film came out.

[426Buddy]

History classes ruined the ending of the film for me.

[Huggs]

History classes ruined the ending of the film for me.

It did teach us one thing. Old rich ladies will not hesitate to toss away priceless artifacts who's auctioning could feed tens of thousands of starving children.

[Voodoo Magic]

History classes ruined the ending of the film for me.

It did teach us one thing. Old rich ladies will not hesitate to toss away priceless artifacts who's auctioning could feed tens of thousands of starving children.

"Oops!"

[Huggs]

Jacks spirit was trapped in the jewel itself, and she just let him go for the second time.

I like it too, and felt it was executed rather well.

Poor Ricky. He was 5 seconds away from grabbing them cheeks and "SHOW ME..SAND THE FLOOR!"

[SM]

History classes ruined the ending of the film for me.

I think you'll find this is what it's referencing.