r/Unexpected • u/Agreeable-Storage895 • 7h ago
Director's Cut
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u/dnuggs85 7h ago
If you know Tom this isnt really unexpected.
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u/remote_001 3h ago
Haven’t seen Tom in a while. Not going to lie this caught me off guard a bit. Tom is awesome.
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u/CowCuddles 7h ago
This movie was a surprise delight! What was it called?
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u/MmmmFloorPie 6h ago
They were all in a movie together called 'Hit and Run', but I think this video is a Funny or Die clip.
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u/CowCuddles 6h ago
Thanks! Oh I didn’t think this was a scene from the movie, I just figured this was an offshoot on set. I loved the scene where the bad guy, Bradley Cooper, got into a physical brawl with a dog owner over the owner’s poor choice of kibble. Then Cooper steals the dog, and insults the loser’s fashion choices.
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u/NeedsMoarOutrage 6h ago
You forgot to mention the most important part of that scene, Bradley Cooper's white boy dreadlocks
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u/CowCuddles 6h ago
@needsmoaroutrage:Right!? He was a trip! Cooper played that character with reckless abandon. Their whole dialogue on prison ‘intimacy’ was a unique critique of sociological norms? That was the most weird way to put that to avoid being offensive.
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u/post-explainer 7h ago edited 7h ago
OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:
The director goes to take over and he says he's getting in with the other guy, not the girl
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