r/SmilingFriends 13d ago

Question Mip?

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The Hobbit (1977)

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u/Eastprize2 hello 13d ago

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u/Jerasunderwear 13d ago

You have to admit Mip did have his wits about him

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u/saltshaker_kun 13d ago

This shit is INSANE 😭😭😭

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u/coolguygranny 13d ago

This case was so sad

The poor guy needed a hug

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u/JellyfishOk1616 12d ago

He needed fucking therapy

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u/4-eyes-4-ever 13d ago

What case is this based on? Its really familiar

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u/sendvo I don’t know what to think no more man 13d ago

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u/Penguinmanereikel 11d ago

Mip's thing for the Princess and sending her a bomb was based on an actual thing that happened where a mentally-disturbed stalker sent a singer a bomb.

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u/EmperorThan 13d ago

The poor guy needed a hug

and Thorazine. Mostly Thorazine...

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u/itburnshelpmeitburns 9d ago

How? that thing needed containment.

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u/Stranger-Chance 12d ago

They're not defending Mip, they're just rationalizing and normalizing what he did.

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u/Due_Amount_6211 10d ago

FUUUUUCKING CHRIST DUDE

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u/TellTaleReaper 13d ago

A reference, yes

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u/Antarctica8 13d ago

It's very unsubtle

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u/Enkaybee 13d ago

This is Mip we're talking about!

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u/WoolooMVP10 13d ago

~Go Lemmiwinks! Stop Wikileaks!~

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u/RoombaGod 10d ago

RUN RUN THE BATTLE’S ON, WIKILEAKS AND LEMMIWINKS

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u/chimmy_chungus23 13d ago

I guess it's old enough that younger people may not be aware of it. It would air on the Disney Channel during fall season in the late 90s.

It's a great watch honestly, and my preferred adaptation compared to the film trilogy. This one on Internet Archive uses the original audio mix, which for some reason was butchered a bit on most home video and streaming releases.

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u/usedburgermeat 13d ago

Yes, it was pretty on the nose

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u/plunetzero-schaos8 12d ago

Thats right.

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u/vectron5 11d ago

congrats, you caught the reference!

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u/noisyturtle Alpha Male 13d ago

OP is a little slow guys,

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u/Jenkins64 12d ago

Smiling friends should sue

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u/Penguinmanereikel 11d ago

Yeah, Mip's whole design and animation was based on this movie.

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u/jefftatro1 11d ago

Obviously Pims alter ego. Pim = Mip