It's weird because the lips don't match the dialogue in the original audio anyway.

Booooo!!!

It's understandable why they took it out. It would have pulled too much focus from Frodo and Sam. (It why losing the mouth of Sauron was a good idea too imo).

They used parts of the Sauron fight to make that part where he fights a troll instead.

That's expectorating.

"That line has ended!"

I think it was more that the ghosts simply could not believe it was possible.

Also this is one area where the theatrical trumps the extended.

Regardless of that he always seems to run out at exactly the right moment to avoid getting shot at.

Sounds like you watched this with an agenda

It's because the guys Wick fights are hopelessly inept and Wick always runs out of ammo at the perfect blind spot to fight someone hand to hand without being fired upon. There's just no sense of danger which just left me kind of non plused.

Jeff Daniels used one pretty effectively as one in Arachnophobia.

>If people were using firearms to fasten nails, now that'd be interesting.

Some sort of "nail gun"?

Spot the DC_Cinematic poster.

That sub will turn your brain into a rotten tomato dude.

Lots of spoof movies. Frank Drebin walking round the set wall instead of through the door being a classic example.

Sarcastically, I'm in charge

Also Predator. When they're working as a group to lull that tree down to create their trap.

Look at that fucking bone

The chef's passion for his art was gone. Holt's character was the "worst person there" because he was willing to die and let a dozen other people die just so he could have a taste of something the chef now detested.

Let's not forget the wannabe bus drivers

And probably didn't pay her in advance either.

How would someone even judge such a niche skill?

I think best stunt sequence or best action sequence would be more appropriate.

Best punctuation?

I've been very bad father

Burner shitposting accounts good?

They must have been stoked when Musk so publicly confirmed the main theme of the film in the lead up to its release

r/factorio

"This pool is the bootstraps that's going to lift us up into the middle class!"