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* At the end of the movie, after a long absence since Snorky mowed him down, Mitch approaches Beth with an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove as he tries to apologize for what he did (i.e. cheating on her, being a dick to the kids, and blaming her for the affair.) At first, it looks like Beth will forgive him. A heartwarming reconciliation between the married couple? [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome Nope! Instead Beth decks the asshole and demands a divorce]].
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* At the end of the movie, after a long absence since Snorky mowed him down, Mitch approaches Beth with an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove as he tries to apologize for what he did (i.e. cheating on her, being a dick to the kids, and blaming her for the affair.) At first, it looks like Beth will forgive him. A heartwarming reconciliation between the married couple? [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome Nope! Instead Beth decks the asshole and demands a divorce]].divorce.
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* The SequelHook with Poppy having completely lost her mind and thinking she’s a Banana Split herself after putting on the new animatronic, singing the theme song as she drives off with with the rest of the group and apparently plans to repair them.
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* The SequelHook with Poppy having completely lost her mind and thinking she’s a Banana Split herself after putting on the new animatronic, singing the theme song as she drives off with with the rest of the group and apparently plans to repair them.
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* At the end of the film when Snorky and Drooper are fighting, despite the robotic sound effects, it's abundantly clear it's just two guys in mascot costumes. It looks ridiculous with how unwieldy it is.
* At the end of the film when Snorky and Bingo are fighting, despite the robotic sound effects, it's abundantly clear it's just two guys in mascot costumes. It looks ridiculous with how unwieldy it is.
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* The end credits jolt into sudden MoodWhiplash, with a cover of the classic theme song by movie composer [[Music/FallOutBoy Patrick Stump]]. As the song starts to die down, Patrick can be heard saying [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone "We killed so many people..."]].
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* The end credits jolt into sudden MoodWhiplash, with a cover of the classic theme song by movie composer [[Music/FallOutBoy Patrick Stump]].Stumph]]. As the song starts to die down, Patrick can be heard saying [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone "We killed so many people..."]].
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** Stevie gets a cartoonishly oversized lollipop crammed down his throat in a way that would probably never be able to happen in real life; later on, the Splits [[ManOnFire immolate Stevie's body]] before dropping a one-liner worthy of [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Kruger]].
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** Stevie gets a cartoonishly oversized lollipop crammed down his throat in a way that would probably never be able to happen in real life; later on, the Splits [[ManOnFire immolate Stevie's body]] before dropping a one-liner worthy of [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Kruger]].Krueger]].
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* The SequelHook with Poppy having completely lost her mind and thinking she’s a Banana Split herself after putting on the new animatronic, singing the theme song as she drives off with with the rest of the group and apparently plans to repair them.
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** Plus, the movie has been building Parker's act for quite a while, with Jonathan never letting her talk until it's time for the audition. That it ends up just being a tepid cover of [[Music/BlackEyedPeas "My Humps"]] which gets cut off almost immediately is hilariously anticlimactic.
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* At the end of the movie, after a long absence since Snorky mowed him down, Mitch approaches Beth with an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove as he tries to apologize for what he did (i.e. cheating on her, being a dick to the kids, and blaming her for the affair.) At first, it looks like Beth will forgive him. A heartwarming reconciliation between the married couple? [[RealityEnsues Nope! Instead Beth decks the asshole and demands a divorce]].
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* At the end of the movie, after a long absence since Snorky mowed him down, Mitch approaches Beth with an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove as he tries to apologize for what he did (i.e. cheating on her, being a dick to the kids, and blaming her for the affair.) At first, it looks like Beth will forgive him. A heartwarming reconciliation between the married couple? [[RealityEnsues [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome Nope! Instead Beth decks the asshole and demands a divorce]].
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** As Harley cradles a dying Snorky, the latter lets out a single honk.
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Some of the moments of this movie reach BlackComedy territory.
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Some of the moments of this the movie reach BlackComedy territory.
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--->'''Silly Stevie:''' Smoking's bad for ya!
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* Rebecca's NoJustNo reaction to the dance routine [[StageDad Jonathan]] has Parker do for her.
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* Rebecca's NoJustNo reaction NoJustNoReaction to the dance routine [[StageDad Jonathan]] has Parker do for her.
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* During the intro for the TV show, Drooper accidentally runs his car into a police car and proceeds to run away from what's essentially a ''hit and run'' .
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* During the intro for the TV show, Drooper accidentally runs his car into a police car and proceeds to run away from what's essentially a ''hit and run'' .run''.
* Rebecca's NoJustNo reaction to the dance routine [[StageDad Jonathan]] has Parker do for her.
-->'''Rebecca:''' ''That'' is disturbing.
* Rebecca's NoJustNo reaction to the dance routine [[StageDad Jonathan]] has Parker do for her.
-->'''Rebecca:''' ''That'' is disturbing.
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** Stevie gets a cartoonishly oversized lollipop crammed down his throat in a way that would probably never be able to happen in real life; later on, the Splits [[ManOnFire immolate Stevie's body]] before dropping a one-liner worthy of [[Film/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Kruger]].
--->''Silly Stevie: smoking's bad for ya!''
--->''Silly Stevie: smoking's bad for ya!''
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** Stevie gets a cartoonishly oversized lollipop crammed down his throat in a way that would probably never be able to happen in real life; later on, the Splits [[ManOnFire immolate Stevie's body]] before dropping a one-liner worthy of [[Film/ANightmareOnElmStreet [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Kruger]].
--->''Silly Stevie: smoking's --->'''Silly Stevie:''' Smoking's bad for ya!''ya!
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* As morbid as this sounds, some of the death scenes [[Narm are just so over-the-top that it's damn near impossible not to crack a smile]].
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* As morbid as this sounds, some of the death scenes [[Narm [[{{Narm}} are just so over-the-top that it's damn near impossible not to crack a smile]].
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* As morbid as this sounds, some of the death scenes [[BlackComedy are just so over-the-top that it's damn near impossible not to crack a smile]].
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* As morbid as this sounds, some of the death scenes [[BlackComedy [[Narm are just so over-the-top that it's damn near impossible not to crack a smile]].
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* As morbid as this sounds, some of the death scenes [[BlackComedy are just so over-the-top that it's damn near impossible not to crack a smile]].
** Stevie gets a cartoonishly oversized lollipop crammed down his throat in a way that would probably never be able to happen in real life; later on, the Splits [[ManOnFire immolate Stevie's body]] before dropping a one-liner worthy of [[Film/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Kruger]].
--->''Silly Stevie: smoking's bad for ya!''
** How is the show's producer killed? [[HoistByHisOwnPetard With the same giant hammer she demanded earlier, of course]]. Her [[DullSurprise flat reaction]] as she [[ThisIsGonnaSuck realizes what is happening]] just sells it.
** In a scene that seems like it would be right at home in a cartoon, the Splits have Andy nailed by his hands and feet to a giant wheel that they spin to decide how to finish him off. Andy trying desperately to wield his corporate authority to the killer animatronics as if he's actually expecting that to work is the icing on the cake.
* At the end of the movie, after a long absence since Snorky mowed him down, Mitch approaches Beth with an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove as he tries to apologize for what he did (i.e. cheating on her, being a dick to the kids, and blaming her for the affair.) At first, it looks like Beth will forgive him. A heartwarming reconciliation between the married couple? [[RealityEnsues Nope! Instead Beth decks the asshole and demands a divorce]].
** Then, immediately afterward, we see Mitch chasing after the ambulances, demanding treatment for his injuries... then he gets run over ''again'', with the same car as before, no less. Karma's a bitch, ain't it?
** Stevie gets a cartoonishly oversized lollipop crammed down his throat in a way that would probably never be able to happen in real life; later on, the Splits [[ManOnFire immolate Stevie's body]] before dropping a one-liner worthy of [[Film/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Kruger]].
--->''Silly Stevie: smoking's bad for ya!''
** How is the show's producer killed? [[HoistByHisOwnPetard With the same giant hammer she demanded earlier, of course]]. Her [[DullSurprise flat reaction]] as she [[ThisIsGonnaSuck realizes what is happening]] just sells it.
** In a scene that seems like it would be right at home in a cartoon, the Splits have Andy nailed by his hands and feet to a giant wheel that they spin to decide how to finish him off. Andy trying desperately to wield his corporate authority to the killer animatronics as if he's actually expecting that to work is the icing on the cake.
* At the end of the movie, after a long absence since Snorky mowed him down, Mitch approaches Beth with an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove as he tries to apologize for what he did (i.e. cheating on her, being a dick to the kids, and blaming her for the affair.) At first, it looks like Beth will forgive him. A heartwarming reconciliation between the married couple? [[RealityEnsues Nope! Instead Beth decks the asshole and demands a divorce]].
** Then, immediately afterward, we see Mitch chasing after the ambulances, demanding treatment for his injuries... then he gets run over ''again'', with the same car as before, no less. Karma's a bitch, ain't it?
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* During the intro for the tv show , Drooper accidentally runs his car into a police car , and proceeds to run away from what's essentially a ''hit and run'' .
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* During the intro for the tv show , TV show, Drooper accidentally runs his car into a police car , and proceeds to run away from what's essentially a ''hit and run'' .
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* During the intro for the tv show , Drooper accidentally runs his car into a police car , and proceeds to run away from what's essentially a ''hit and run'' .
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* During the intro for the tv show , Drooper accidentally runs his car into a police car , and proceeds to run away from what's essentially a ''hit and run'' .run'' .
* The end credits jolt into sudden MoodWhiplash, with a cover of the classic theme song by movie composer [[Music/FallOutBoy Patrick Stump]]. As the song starts to die down, Patrick can be heard saying [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone "We killed so many people..."]].
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* The end credits jolt into sudden MoodWhiplash, with a cover of the classic theme song by movie composer [[Music/FallOutBoy Patrick Stump]]. As the song starts to die down, Patrick can be heard saying [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone "We killed so many people..."]].
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* During the intro for the tv show , Drooper accidentally runs his car into a police car , and proceeds to run away from what's essentially a ''hit and run'' .
* During the intro for the tv show , Drooper accidentally runs his car into a police car , and proceeds to run away from what's essentially a ''hit and run'' .
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* At the end of the film when Snorky and Fleegle are fighting, despite the robotic sound effects, it's abundantly clear it's just two guys in mascot costumes. It looks ridiculous with how unwieldy it is.
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* At the end of the film when Snorky and Fleegle Drooper are fighting, despite the robotic sound effects, it's abundantly clear it's just two guys in mascot costumes. It looks ridiculous with how unwieldy it is.
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* At the end of the film when Snorky and Fleegle are fighting, despite the robotic sound effects, it's abundantly clear it's just two guys in mascot costumes. It looks ridiculous with how unwieldy it is.
* At the end of the film when Snorky and Fleegle are fighting, despite the robotic sound effects, it's abundantly clear it's just two guys in mascot costumes. It looks ridiculous with how unwieldy it is.
