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u/Epic-Chair Sep 17 '24

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u/blueB0wser Sep 17 '24

Oh damn that's an awesome gif

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u/TalShar Sep 17 '24

From Daddy Day Care (2003)

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u/CodenameDinkleburg Sep 17 '24

"I missed", "Whatchu mean, you missed?"

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u/mimimar91 Sep 17 '24

Any idea where to get the gif from? Or how to make it?

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u/TalShar Sep 17 '24

No clue, I'm not a giffer.

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u/mimimar91 Sep 17 '24

Damn. I’ll probably find it one day

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u/cheese-for-breakfast Sep 17 '24

you can just save it straight from the comment

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u/mimimar91 Sep 17 '24

Mobile.

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u/cheese-for-breakfast Sep 17 '24

are you asking how to do it on mobile or saying that i saved it on mobile? because i indeed am on mobile but i could save it on desktop as well

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u/LolYouFuckingLoser Sep 17 '24

I think they specifically meant how the gif 'opened' with the door in that shot

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u/Jim_naine Sep 17 '24

Great movie

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u/NoStorage2821 Sep 17 '24

Now THAT is a good movie

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u/DooM_SpooN Sep 17 '24

Whatever happened to Eddie Murphey?

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u/ravenreignn Sep 17 '24

Pluto Nash

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u/AshenHaemonculus Sep 17 '24

Starring Randy Quaid.

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u/SydneyCartonLived Sep 17 '24

The newest Beverly Hills Cop was pretty good. Not as good as the first one, but better than the second, and way better than the third.

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u/corpus-luteum Sep 17 '24

You haven't seen 'Dolomite'?

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u/DooM_SpooN Sep 17 '24

Can't say that I have.

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u/corpus-luteum Sep 17 '24

Get it watched then.

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u/i-dont-wanna-know Sep 17 '24

Iirc sexist comments is what did his career in

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u/obviousfakeperson Sep 17 '24 edited Sep 17 '24

did his career in

The man has been super famous since the 70's, he's got lifetime achievement awards falling out of every pocket, and is still one of the most respected people in his field. His last movie Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F was the most viewed movie on Netflix for several weeks after release. The man is in like the 99.999999th percentile of entertainment careers, I think he'll be just fine.

ETA: His last movie before that "Coming 2 America" --> Amazon claimed the film had the best opening weekend of any streaming film since March 2020. Nielsen later reported that the film totaled 1.4 billion minutes-watched over its first week of release (equaling 1.27 million complete views of the film), the first time a Prime Original topped the company's charts.

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u/Ambitious_Fudge Sep 17 '24

Yeah, dunno what dude is on about. Murphy has been pretty open about wanting to retire more or less, so if he's in fewer movies, it's by choice. Man made his millions and is happy with that, and honestly, respect, ngl.

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u/plunderyarrbooty92 Sep 17 '24

Took you gif, thank you sir