Court Scene - Heavy Metal Movie - Orginal

[@Bandedcookie]

Stern's lawyer had to have been court appointed. Nobody in their right mind taking that case.

[@gizmoapangalook121]

Relax, he has an angle. Lol

[@sedakame1]

Better call Saul

[@Leondrius]

He's clearly got money.

[@MrNoBody198]

Did you know you have rights? The constitution says you do.

[@gizmoapangalook121]

@@MrNoBody198 but does it apply to the future?

[@Kaboomboo]

My husband and I regularly quote "I've got an angle" to each other.

[@thetwins0350]

What angle

[@Kaboomboo]

@@thetwins0350 an

[@stephaniegormley9982]

@@thetwins0350 "Him"

[@bossshun9]

Yall are a dream 😂😂👍🏽👍🏽

[@ashkash8686]

@@Kaboomboo angle

[@andrewreynolds9371]

"....and one moving violation." classic!

[@bigislander72]

Truth is stranger than fiction sometimes... I've heard of cases where they read a suspects charges and it'll be a bunch of major felonies...plus driving on a suspended license!

[@andrewreynolds9371]

@@bigislander72 I don't doubt it one bit, but you have to admit, in this situation... *definitely classic.*

[@lelonfurr1200]

dang moving violation they always stay on record

[@GeneralPadron]

It was the only thing he was really guilty of...

[@paulromsky9527]

That's like sitting on the Group W Bench and saying you were arrested for littering.

[@luckyexplorer1053]

Probably the least violent story in this movie.

[@jasons2270]

I think this and B-17 were the 2 storylines with no nudity

[@Supperdude9]

Guy was dead to rights, surrounded by guards, in the middle of the court. Now there are no guards, people are fleeing, pure chaos, giving Stern a means to escape and prolong his evil. THAT was Loc-nar's angle.

[@noxamillion4514]

I disagree. The Loc-Nar is the sum of all human evils. I always viewed as an evil, that is so evil, that it cannot stand any lesser evils. If it truly wanted him to escape, then it would’ve turned Sternn into a monster, or just let the events play out. I believe its thought process would be more like: “Here’s this scumbag, lowest of the low, monster among monsters, and he refuses to take credit?” That’d piss anyone off. Finally, when Sternn engages in another act of evil (i.e. fulfilling the bribe) thats enough to placate the Loc-Nar for a moment, fulfilling its master plan of allowing him to spread itself and its evil to earth. It wasn’t about Sturm escaping, it was about the Loc-Nar escaping.

[@thetwins0350]

You fight him or shoot him if you dare

[@stephaniegormley9982]

@@noxamillion4514 Maybe but I see it as....The Loc Nar could make you powerful but only if it found YOU. As it did with Hannover on the witness stand and Den, accidentally stumbling across it and putting it away til the lightening storm. If you tried to find IT for exploitation purposes, it destroyed you.

[@FalloutJack]

In answer to this, I think the Loc-Nar's angle was not just evil, but also chaos and terror. A miniscule man tears up a courtroom, nay a space station, with it all being completely unexpected. Hanover was the one who chose to pound Sternn. The Loc-Nar chose Hanover to corrupt and destroy a meek and innocent man while wreaking havoc throughout.

[@lostpony4885]

Not guilty!

[@aaronpincus6095]

Back in High School when this movie first came out my buddies and I saw it one night. After that any time we were about to do something that we knew was really stupid we would stand up tall and proclaim, "I got an angle"

[@PartnershipsForYou]

WHAT ANGLE??

[@Steve68686]

@@PartnershipsForYou HIM.

[@mudpuddle8805]

Heavy Metal, one of the greatest cult classics ever made!

[@JacksonHoulihan]

I love how they added the moving violation in as if it mattered.

[@andrewdreasler428]

It's the trope: Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking.

[@schizoidboy]

Welcome to a Manhattan court.

[@lemeres2478]

The moving violation might matter. For example, let's say Captain Stern was caught with a car full of dope (while disguised as a nun). There would be obvious questions of "why did the police stop him?" But when you have that moving violation in the indictment, it is pretty easy to figure out- it started as a traffic stop, and it developed into a search from there (likely after they noticed the nun costume, and felt it was suspicious)

[@JayJ-b6l]

Yeah it was a very obvious joke.

[@TheKrensada]

In an advanced society I am willing to bet that all of Stern's crimes don't just go away because he managed to get away from the court.

[@MrNoBody198]

They’ll probably think he’s dead, torn apart by Hanover (but didn’t happen of course).

[@TheKrensada]

@@MrNoBody198 true. But Lincoln F. Stern doesn't strike me as the lay low type of guy.

[@MrNoBody198]

@@TheKrensada True as well, he would probably eventually get caught again and maybe escape again (or finally face his judgement).

[@LoneBrowncoat]

Sternn's surname ends in two 'n' s......see the film's credits.

[@LoneBrowncoat]

@@MrNoBody198 ....Anyone who could master a pre-schoolers' prostitution ring, probably has concocted a way out or evasion. Better than Jeffery Epstein did.

[@milliondollarmonstertv8081]

"You're as guilty as a cat in a goldfish bowl." LOL! Was Zapp Brannigan inspired by Captain Stern?

[@shockwave1539]

I would not be surprised

[@chancegivens9390]

That's what I was thinking!

[@gokushkameha-ha-ha9344]

In my head canon yes in reality it's most likely

[@SidneyBroadshead]

Brannigan was a parody of James T. Kirk. Brannigan is incompetent in every area that Kirk excels in. He's bad with women, a terrible leader and a lousy tactician and strategist. Stern is a satire of square jawed two-fisted Campbellian sci-fi heroes. He's the opposite of everything they represented and stood for.

[@RockyRailroadProductions_B0SS]

Actually, he's much closer to "Steve Zodiac" from Fireball XL5 - Though Mr. Zodiac has committed more unprovoked murder in my opinion

[@tonyloyd3350]

I had this movie recored on a VHS that also had Ralph Bakshi's Wizards and Pink Floyd The Wall!! I was a cook and a dishwasher at Bennigans and would come home, smoke a lot weed, and just veg out watching these movies. Got me thru a challenging time!

[@animationfanatic2133]

That sounds like a great vhs

[@lgrizzly]

“They killed Fritz! They killed Fritz! Those lousy, stinkin’, yellow bastards! They killed Fritz!”

[@libertycabbagemusic]

Sounds like good times!

[@k.chriscaldwell4141]

A group of us guys went to a midnight showing of this in ‘82. A fond memory.

[@jasonrodgers9063]

The prosecutor is BRILLIANTLY voiced by John Vernon, AKA "Dean Wormer" of Faber College, "Animal House"!

[@markfryer9880]

Now I know why the voice sounded familiar.

[@alcahallic4526]

Mr double Secret probation

[@alcahallic4526]

John also was perfect as 'Fletcher' in 'The Outlaw Jose Wales' film with Clint Eastwood.

[@jasonrodgers9063]

@@alcahallic4526 Indeed. GREAT role, perfectly cast.

[@packersamurai]

He also voiced Tony Stark in the animated IRON MAN in the 1960s

[@agalgonzalez]

A fabulous classic of animation, humour and music!

[@blacksun6245]

We need more American animation bring it back

[@nepntzerZer]

Completely disagree. This is of a very poor standard. You need to watch Japanese. It's much better than you.

[@kaisarr7632]

something like this could never be made today

[@danielbuse3639]

@@nepntzerZer Classic for those who grew up watching it. Different nations and societies different style. Something being 'better' in this case is purely subjective.

[@Johnlindsey289]

@@nepntzerZer Oh come on kid, respect your elder cinema! Today's adult animation like Bojack Horseman, Undone, DC animation, Waltz with Bashir, Venture Brothers, Invincibile and more would never exist if it wasn't for this movie, Wizards, Watership Down, Fritz the Cat, Heavy Traffic, Hey Good Looking, American Pop, Spawn TAS, Batman TAS, Batman Mask of the Phantasm, The Maxx, Aeon Flux, Plague Dogs, Pink Floyd The Wall, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Felidae, Fire and Ice, MTV animation, Starchaser, Rock and Rule, Fantastic Planet, Ninja Scroll, Akira, Wicked City, Vampire Hunter D, Fist of the North Star the movie, Golgo 13 Professional, Cowboy Bebop, Lightyears aka Gandahar, Princess Mononoke etc. paved the way for this century's adult animated movies and adult cartoon shows. And besides this is a European/Canadian co production as it was a UK/Canadian film and an influential classic that inspired MTV animation makers especially Fifth Element to the Nicolas Cage movie Mandy. Plus it gave us one of the all time great strong female heroes Taarna back in a time when you can create likable engaging female heroes without feeling like agenda like the woke nonsense nowadays which those twittertards would cancel her because she's wearing a skimpy outfit and would cancel den for being a masculine guy who is a womanizer as he's conan meets bond, those twitter wokesters just hate masculine men charactersand sexy women characters and back from a time when men were men and women were women as we had strong men and strong feminine women. Sex sells as nothing wrong with masculine men or sexy strong minded women hero characters.

[@keithallver2450]

3:02 Unless you count all the times he sold dope disguised as a nun-Lawyer"s reaction. That one always cracks me up. 😂

[@martyemmons3100]

Or at 2:52, "Unless maybe the pre-schoolers prostitute ring".

[@jeffw8218]

It’s also hilarious that he’s charged with a litany of crimes, and “Hanover Fist” keeps listing even MORE egregious crimes 😂

[@paladro]

except maybe the pre-schoolers prostitute ring ;P

[@aleleeinnaleleeinn9110]

One of my favorite scenes in the movie. It was fantastic in the theatre.

[@fryloc359]

I love how they have buildings falling and dust rising... in space.

[@enderfire1st_404]

It’s dusty in space

[@JudahMaccabee_]

@@enderfire1st_404 I thought it's lonely out in space on such a timeless flight

[@toobig7399]

I mean the small dust debris will fly around, and they definitely have some sort of artificial gravity in there too

[@johnmccann3964]

Makes sense if you're stoned!

[@Madskills-hw2ox]

@@johnmccann3964 Absolutely Edit LOL!

[@kourii]

Never knew back in the day that I needed to see Squidward chasing Jim's dad from _American Pie_ over some relatively hard Cheap Trick, but here we are

[@jdziennik1]

This keyboard heavy Cheap Trick tune works surprisingly well here. The movie came out in our late teen years…we loved it.

[@goliath1179]

This guy has wonderful time management skills to do all this.

[@RoachDoggJr2112]

"He's never done anything evil..." "UNLESS YOU COUNT THE TIME HE SOLD DOPE DISGUISED AS A NUN!"

[@Donathon-xt2nl]

Don't worry.... he's got an angle

[@tundrakrusher]

Letting ya all know...the voice actor, who played Rupert Throne in Batman TAS, voiced as the prosecutor.

[@Bogframe]

He was a;so Dean Vernon Wormer in Animal House

[@DwarfDaddy]

THATS where I heard that voice before! That was driving me crazy

[@tundrakrusher]

@@Bogframe that's right. Also as a mayor in Dirty Harry.

[@johnnymnemonic69]

I read Eugene Levy did the voice of sternn

[@TheNutriarat]

@@tundrakrusher 'Intent? How did you establish that?"

[@southerntommygun1353]

I watched this movie with several friends when it first came out. Yes, I'm that old. We were all higher than pterodactyl tits when we watched it.

[@kennethwaggoner2254]

As you were supposed to be.

[@DavidLaFerney]

I also saw it in a theater with a group of fellow scofflaws.

[@ericplaysbass]

Oh man, I just wet my pants. One of the greatest replies ever!

[@The1stDukeDroklar]

same

[@FrankDrankA_Skank]

Keeping the tradition alive

[@thomasgrable1746]

If only we could have had Bruce Campbell play Lincoln Stern in a live action version.

[@THANATOS-PRIME]

It blows my mind that the voice of Lincoln Stern is Eugene Levy a.k.a. Jim’s dad from American Pie!

[@kourii]

And Hanover Fiste is voiced by Squidward

[@THANATOS-PRIME]

@@kourii that is another mind blowing thing I never knew!

[@dickJohnsonpeter]

I always think of SCTV when I think of Eugene Levy but yea he was on American Pie too.

[@HalfbreedTrini]

Seriously? I can’t hear it at all. Sound’s nothing like any other role I’ve seen from him

[@johnbooker9720]

As best as I remember, heavy metal was the first movie to use currently popular music, particularly rock, as the sound track.

[@joelkurtz1836]

Hanoverfist....aka....Squidward Couldn't believe it myself until I looked it up

[@isekaiexpress9450]

*SPONGE...BOB!!!*

[@ericplaysbass]

Hanover Fist: They must have taken my marbles away…

[@IAmNumber4000]

I want a show about the adventures of Captain Stern now

[@JoshSweetvale]

Caiphas Cain, HERO OF THE IMPERIUM is basically that. This.

[@Leondrius]

I don't think we need to see that, when they're talking about preschool prostitution rings or whatever.

[@NomadicDave2032]

Yeah and I hope it covers the times he sold dope dressed as a nun, I can skip the preschool prostitution ring though.

[@akpykent]

Inclusive of an accurate showing of all crimes committed.

[@RyanRoemer8624]

If Adult Swim makes it happen

[@bikebudha01]

Best use of a Cheap Trick song of all time..

[@jwilde642]

Way, waaaaaay back when, I played a game of Teenagers From Outer Space, and Hanover Fiste was the highschool varsity football team's center. He'd come out this scrawny little dude in a tent-sized jersey, but at the line of scrimmage the rest of the team would tell him about how the other team was telling jokes about his mom, and let him Hulk Out before the snap...

[@SkiKoala]

"37 counts of rape..." *smiles proudly to the crowd*

[@ScorpioBornIn69]

More like a trial for Biden.

[@Therian13]

@@ScorpioBornIn69 If you gotta build a strawman to make your point, then your point wasn`t that strong to begin with.

[@Sidewinder1996]

He's got an angle

[@shawnr771]

Excellent movie. Always worth a rewatch occasionally.

[@KameariKillScreen]

Well which is it? Always or occasionally?

[@Raycheetah]

@@KameariKillScreen Occasional rewatches are always worth it. =^[.]^=

[@kingbeef66]

The soundtracks like Reach Out and Take It from Cheap Trick really make this movie. If we ever get a faithful sequel to Heavy Metal, we need more soundtracks with the story segments.

[@Steve68686]

This scene is in my top ten favorite scenes in any movie, ever! The combination of the double misdirect of the scene itself, AND remembering how it was love-at-first-listen when those fist keyboard licks from "Reach Out" started playing! [and yes, that *is* a typo, but for obvious reasons I'm not correcting it!]

[@justincortez3486]

They made Heavy Metal 2000. It was good

[@kingbeef66]

@@justincortez3486 That's not what I've heard. HM 2000 was panned by critics and fans alike.

[@justincortez3486]

@kingbeef66 I don't care what a bunch of artsy critics think. I thought it was badass, and definitely wouldn't be possible to make a film like this in this climate.

[@martyemmons3100]

This video continues to make me laugh! Especially at 3:15 when Hanover Fiste says, "Aw, gimme a break!". And then again when Hanover really starts to lose control at 3:26 of the video. "Steerrrnn! He's nothing but a low-down, double dealing, back stabbing, larcenous, perverted worm!".

[@emeraldtabbycat148]

Hmm. Who does Stern remind me of these days 😅

[@synexthebarbarian8006]

This scene could have been a movie on its own. I wanted to know more about this character

[@jordanpeterson5038]

I've always liked the little eyeball guy tords the end.

[@LoneBrowncoat]

There was always one or two if those in each issue of HM.

[@robertmiles1603]

A moving violation?! The fiend!!!

[@robertkenny1201]

The Procescuter is voiced by the same actor who voiced Rupert Thorne in Batman The Animated Series, he sounds just like Rupert Thorne despite this movie being made so many years before Batman The Animated Series was my how voices rarely change.

[@WieldingEminator]

3:54 is when things really start to get exciting.

[@toddgreen2782]

This being held in space was made in the 80's an excellent movie!

[@brian.phillips1985]

This really reminds me of Harry Partridge, there's no way he wasn't inspired by this.

[@raymondstpaul4913]

Best part of the entire movie!

[@mah7961]

Nah the kicking rock n roll sound track is the best part of the movie

[@mournblade1066]

For me it's tied with "Den of Earth."

[@garybachner6539]

"Are you Captain Lincoln F. Stern?" "I am" "Lincoln Stern, you stand here accused of 12 counts of murder in the first degree, 14 counts of armed theft of federation property, 22 counts of piracy in high space, 18 counts of fraud, 37 counts of rape ... and one moving violation. How do you plead?" "Not Guilty!" "Mr. Blutarski ... zero-point-zero."

[@Gini3]

Some serious Zap Brannigan vibes there lol

[@ArtistTheArtist05]

"37 counts of *rape* " *Sterne looks to the court like he's looking for approval*

[@mournblade1066]

Hanover Fiste is voiced by non-other than Squidward from Spongebob. Seriously.

[@n.i.c.kthegothicreaper3259]

I don’t know why this is my favorite part of the movie

[@Therian13]

I liked both the World-building and also the chosen choice of music.

[@n.i.c.kthegothicreaper3259]

@@Therian13 same really ahead of its time

[@Ogrematic]

Classic. And they got the dean from Animal House to do the voice.

[@n.i.c.kthegothicreaper3259]

Didn't he also play in killer klowns from outer space as officer moody

[@tigershark7155]

Every time me or one of my friends complained about someone we would recite Hanover fist insult monologue. (It never got old) 🤣

[@LordToxygene]

To this day, I am very angry at the person who stole my Video tape of this movie. I bet they didn't even know what they had.

[@ernestschultz5065]

I never realized how Saturday morning the quality of the animation in this was.

[@Belphegorite]

It definitely hits different sober.

[@Chud_Bud_Supreme]

The prosecution is going to put Stern on double secret probation

[@MechaJoezilla]

I love that Cheap Trick song!

[@judsongaiden9878]

If they'd made a live-action version of this in the '90s, Bruce Campbell could have played Stern and Steve Buscemi could have played his lawyer. But who would have played Hanover Fist?

[@carlwitt3934]

Lou Ferrigno.

[@judsongaiden9878]

@@carlwitt3934 As the Hulk-Fist! That's perfect! But who would play his wimpy regular self?

[@SportyMabamba]

@@judsongaiden9878 Rob Schneider

[@judsongaiden9878]

@@SportyMabamba Perfect!

[@dannyspelman1468]

​@@SportyMabamba No, no, no, no, no! Al Zebooker!

[@richardsalas2845]

>37 counts of rape >Gives a Chad smile I laughed.😆😂

[@hervymarquezgarcia1079]

"Sold dope disguised as a nun" *Bring me the horizon playing in the background*

[@fmlazar]

and one moving violation.

[@Colonies_Dev]

i like making rapists scream while i threaten them with my gun 😂 or a knife, That's when i smile.

[@Colonies_Dev]

you pushed a girl's boundaries at a party? im gonna come to your house and threaten your family 😂😂😏

[@Colonies_Dev]

😂😂 actually you know what, if i catch you laughing about rape, you will quit your job, leave your school. because you will live in fucking fear.

[@sk3tchinatortv733]

3 hours into my starfield playthrough

[@forrestmalcom8351]

Capt Stern is the original Homelander 😅

[@ScorpioBornIn69]

Biden would be just like him.

[@KerryConrad-o3v]

It's that damned moving violation that pushed it over the edge.

[@elbowrida79]

whats really cool ....this was all part of Stan's plan...think about it

[@RyanRoemer8624]

Captain Stern series would be awesome

[@Sairresh]

Ya know this one didn't make sense to me the orb promotes evil and misery and while fist destroyed alot of stuff stern was a great evil that if released would have insisted alot of evil, course if it believed this was the only way for him to escape it does make some sense. A character witness should stop him from getting locked up but wanton destruction that gives him an escape route does help him

[@raymondstpaul4913]

Good point I hadn't thought of that as the reason.

[@mathewhaight]

That or the loc-nar simply wants chaos.

[@drygordspellweaver8761]

The meaning conveyed is that humans are already evil and didn’t affect stern. In fact he turned against fiste who was influenced by the loc nar.

[@lior414]

The loc-nar is just a plot device to connect all these originally unrelated stories in the film. Hannover fist got all hulk mode on purpose and planned it all with stern. That was the escape plan

[@marlonbryanmunoznunez3179]

All that theater allowed Stern to scape and continue his evil. Who knows what other things he will be guilty of from this point on, instead of facing justice by hanging right that moment. Who knows if he will add genocide or some universal disaster to his long list of crimes. All that is the Green Ball of Doom's gain.

[@buttersstotch6752]

Meanwhile, today, Judge Cannon just looks the other way because hey, the guy got me the position.

[@MyriamRichardsdotter]

That fabulous chin!

[@mikesilva3868]

love this movie 😊

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

This was one of my best friend in fifth grade 's favorite movie. But, I've never seen it.

[@l-wolverine2211]

It’s too bad we don’t get to see what happens to Stern after that whole incident, but I can only assume that he got a worse fate than dying in outer space.

[@mournblade1066]

Bernie Wrightson continued it in _Heavy Metal_ magazine. Also, Hanover Fiste doesn't die.

[@teekay_1]

When this movie came out they had it as a double feature for the week with Cheech & Chong's Nice Dreams. 50 cents admission as a promotion. A bunch of went to every showing for all five nights.

[@XGNShorty]

Saw this at the drive in when i was 16. could hardly see the screen thru all the pot smoke coming out of the cars. Great movie.

[@lonniesides9302]

I used to see this movie at the midnight movies in high school. Ahhh, the good old days

[@NathanTarantlawriter]

One of the best scenes!!!!

[@torinbrown8196]

Such an AWESOME movie!!!

[@therando1165]

I love his anger is not to win the case, just to escape it.🤣

[@lynnleiby]

Saw this at the Drive-In when it was released. If it was the summer of 1980, I was between junior and senior year. Good times.

[@greendude7650]

The music sound track is called Reach out it's awesome.

[@TheNutriarat]

Prosecutor will put him on Double Secret Probation.

[@damndirtyape6971]

😄😆😅😭💀⚰️

[@wendellfinch2997]

R.I.P to Dean Wormer!!!

[@lordorlandu5115]

I have reoccurring dreams that this is my future in space LOL

[@ghostman5620]

Orginal. Don't worry Charlie, I've got a spellchecker.

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

Stern said the should be quiet stuff pretty damn loud, I think everybody heard him.

[@JohnMiller-jd5dj]

Yeah man I saw this thing in the theater when I was a kid in my our neighbourhood kids were high on mushrooms and LSD smoking reaper and drinking Jack it's probably my favourite movie of all time I just can't find me original anywhere anymore I had copies back in the day but I lost them now all you see is the new heavy metal I really don't care for it I will if you could tell me where I can find a full copy of the original I would really appreciate it very much Thank you brother for his sister❤❤❤

[@MrNoBody198]

How come Captain Stern sounds like he’s fighting for oxygen every time he talks lmao.

[@neilwhittaker9424]

LOL....a great scene in one of my favorite movies

[@MugRuith]

Love this movie. But how do you tear someone into little bitsy pieces then bury them alive?

[@raeb5226]

. . . to quote Arnie the alligator from the Muppets movie Swamp Years "oh they have their ways"

[@vegascitymadman5533]

Funny as hell scene lol

[@jrag1000]

The whole movie is a classic legend.

[@matthewjenkins4559]

Before Anime took over America 🇺🇸 we had this

[@Svemirsky]

And it - was - AWESOME!

[@matthewjenkins4559]

@@Svemirsky American animation writer’s are getting lazy at their work all they’re focus on is LGBTQ, Female empowerment, and woke project’s. We got fake people and this new generation of rappers acting like they like anime (when I was young it wasn’t considered Gangster enough to like Anime but now everybody watches anime) and the worst we got all of these creepy Weeabo people walking around just being all weird . I was born in 1991, that generation was tough with all of the little homies trying to make a street name for themselves; this generation is weird and full of Karen’s

[@TheKrensada]

This has French roots.

[@matthewjenkins4559]

@@TheKrensada Shut up 🤐

[@kf2405]

I hate to break it to you but anime has been in America since the 70s at least

[@SonicTheHedgehog121]

The man who voices Hanover Fiste, also voices squidward in spongebob

[@Poppaea-Sabina]

The blonde assistant dude from Coach?

[@SonicTheHedgehog121]

@@Poppaea-Sabina no that's Bill Fagerbakke the voice of Patrick Star on Spongebob. Rodger Bumpass does the voice of squidward/Hannover fiste and many other voices too many to name here.

[@justinethridge9157]

Damn Zach Branigan really let himself go...

[@hugoverdeguer6891]

Love seeing this in first run release.. sheesh 1982..

[@jonpowell4246]

In case anyone is curious, the track starting at 4:09 is reach out and take it by cheap trick. One of their forgotten tracks, but it's better than "I want you to want me"(so overplayed)

[@eldorfthe_wise129]

One line I will never forget from this movie: *"You're as guilty as a cat in a goldfish bowl."* Just cannot and will not give it up.

[@bellreaper]

he felt no guilt, hence, not guilty. I rest my case your honour

[@kevinpittman2517]

this needs a LIVE ACTION CGI remake!!! JUST FOR THE SAKE OF IT... Would help bring it to the newer generations.

[@amaliomontana]

Nah, Cgi is way too stiff for the animation

[@Johnlindsey289]

Rest in peace Charlie’s voice

[@zirconviper]

This is where they play the best song on the soundtrack!

[@plurbodude]

OH GIMME A BREAK

[@Joesmoothdog]

My dad kinda resembled Hanover. Mellow as a drunk basset puppy but when me and my little bro pissed him off he would go off. Sterning we used to call it. I miss my dad.

[@GipsyDangerfan]

Least ya didn't call it Fisting.

[@scottlowell493]

"Torn into little bitty pieces and buried...alive?"

[@allenatkins2263]

You are now on double-secret probation!

[@LouisEmery]

0:47 how many counts of putting recyclables in the garbage?

[@prestonwillifotd6593]

Heavy metal is the best video in the history of man if I was in the goddess colonies of the video I would die happy with in life I didn't see a gorgeous things in my being in the universe it is most best thing I've ever heard in my life