Jeffrey MacHott wrote:
> Soundy wrote:
> > Blair Leatherwood wrote:
> >
> >> My moment from "The Exorcist" (unscripted).
> >>
> >> The scene in the laundry room, just after the vomiting.  Someone in the
> >> audience says, "I'd shout it out!".
> >>
> >> Much hilarity ensued.
> >
> > Of course, there's the scene in Top Gun where Maverick and Goose are
> > describing their MiG encounter, to which Iceman interjects with a
> > muffled coughed-in-the-hand "Bullshit!"...
> >
> > So my smartass buddies, Top Gun still fresh in the brain, are at a
> > packed showing of Tom Cruise's subsequent movie, Cocktail... and of
> > course, there comes the climactic scene where our hero is trying to
> > convince the girl not to leave... the house is dead quiet save for the
> > rustling of most women's hankies and the odd sniffle, as Tom intones,
> > "It's alright... you can TRUST me!"  To which buddies, in perfect
> > unison, interject a not-so-muffled, coughed-in-the hand
"Bullshit!"
> >
> > And much hilarity ensued.
>
> Went to see Independence Day when it came out in theaters.  In the scene
> on July 3rd that starts with the toppled Statue of Liberty, someone in
> the audience says "Hell of a hangover, eh?"
>
> And it's hard to watch Clue without being a smartass if you've seen an
> Audience Participation showing of Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Watching "Speed" in the theaters, with my dad years ago, we came to the
scene where keanu Reeves rescues Sandra Bullock and they roll through
all this dirt and gras together to escape something. There was a
dramatic pause of silence as the dust blew away, revealing the two of
them there. Then some guy a couple rows up says "Now if he don't get
the ****y after THAT!" The whole house lost it laughing.

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> 
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