I totally missed it, so if you guys can give me a rundown, I'd appreciate it. I only saw a couple seconds of that, and it was all HHH, so how about a recap? Can I see it somewhere?
Originally posted by Hurrikane757kOn WWE.com's main page, if you click on the "Wrestlemania 21" tab, then there's the commercial right there for your viewing pleasure.
I don't see it, it just goes to this Road to Wrestlemania page declaring that Batista's going...
{edit} Found it by link the tab on that central graphic in the middle, not the one on the left.
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I don't know, I just didn't enjoy it as much as some people. It could be something to do with the fact that I recently watched some old 4Horseman tapes and thought it made Flair look like an idiot. Good that he can laugh at himself though. Oh and if HHH has to do this again, can somebody tell him to do a Scottish accent please and not a Tyneside one? Thanks.
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Originally posted by asteroidboyHearing HHH mumble through dialogue with a painful accent ain't my idea of funny. It seemed more like a high school class project video parody.
*bingo*
This wasn't pro wrestling being campy fun because it was trying to be serious, this was pro wrestling trying to be campy fun and just being embarrassing.
Flair looked like Al Hays leading that mule. Good booking!
The funniest part is hearing the WOOOOOOOO! for the first time in the commercial ...
Let's see, we've Eugene as Forrest Gump, and now Triple H as Braveheart. What's next? Eddie & Booker doing a Pulp Fiction skit? Big Show & Joy Giovanni doing King Kong?
Originally posted by Hurrikane757kOn WWE.com's main page, if you click on the "Wrestlemania 21" tab, then there's the commercial right there for your viewing pleasure.
Did they take it down or am I doing something wrong?
Not to turn this into a shameless plug (well, no, that's exactly what I'm doing), but I outlined some of the commercial possibilities here (the latter half of the page).
Originally posted by TL_Hopper"And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger. NOW CAN YOU DIG THAT..........SUCKAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!".
Perhaps a "Deliverance" parody with Heidenreich and Michael Cole? Oh, wait...
Originally posted by DestrucityFor the record, my fiancée, who used to live in Scotland, says Trip's accent was at least as good as Mel Gibson's.
I'm not at all surprised to hear that. Trips is CLEARLY throwing his heart into the spot, as if it's more of a video resume for Hollywood than a wrestling commercial.
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Ok, ok- so it wasnt hilarious; but it was at least entertaining-
I dont think Trips was trying to speak an exact Scottish accent in my opinion at least; it was funny when he said "lightning bolts from my arse" and how he says "tyranny" (tiragni, not tyranny- Im sorry)- come on people, its a parody- not a remake of Braveheart. relax.
Originally posted by ekedolphinOh, good God, if Eddie and Booker play Vincent Vega and Jules Winnfield, I don't think I'll ever stop laughing.
Eddie: And you know what they call a... a... a Royal Rumble in Paris? T: They don't call it a Royal Rumble? Eddie: No man, they got the metric system. They wouldn't know what the fuck a Royal Rumble is. T: Then what do they call it? Eddie: They call it Le Battle Royale. T: Le Battle Royale. What do they call Wrestlemania? Eddie: Well, Wrestlemania's Wrestlemania, but they call it "le Wrestlemania". T: "Le Wrestlemania". Ha ha ha ha. What do they call SummerSlam? Eddie: I dunno, I didn't go to Summerslam.
The new Basic Instinct spoof is the weakest of the three, but Benoit's facial expressions sold it.
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Speak for yourself. Ok, actually, I'm not either. I just like to disagree. And I think that Hogan in the Red and Yellow (not Yello like whoever started this thread, no matter how much of a Coca-Cola fan you are)
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