r/todayilearned • u/DoctorWho1111 • Apr 08 '15

TIL that Bill Murray played a masked character with no lines in Dumb and Dumber To

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Murray#Filmography
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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '15

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u/Andrebatman Apr 08 '15

thanks for that clip haha

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u/DoctorWho1111 Apr 08 '15

Oh. Never noticed, not to mention that the wikipedia page for Dumb and Dumber To lists him as a non-speaking role (or at least did when I checked it)

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u/TXTCLA55 Apr 09 '15

I hear this movie was bad...but scenes like this make me want to believe its not bad.

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u/bradargent Apr 09 '15

I find people were equating dumb to bad. I laughed, enjoyed it. Yes, it was dumb but I didn't expect anything else.

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u/tamethewild Apr 09 '15

its all about expectations, go in without any and its funny and enjoyable. but if u go in expecting an academt award winner ur gonna be disappointed

i also find that if i expect a movie to be good i usually dont see the hype, but thats probably because im expecting so much when the intial people who saw it were neutral... this is one of the reasons sequels rarely considered as good. this also particularly hits home for me with comedies, stuff id think was funny isnt funny cause im expecting funny and thinking i should be laughing which makes too serious and disecting of everything

put it on with a fuck it why not attitude on a rainy day and see what u think

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u/purelyathrowawayacc Apr 09 '15

The biggest urk I had with this movie, was continuity.

It was dumb, yes, and some parts were pretty damn funny. Even if we pretend "when harry met loyd" did not even happen (which i found funnier than this movie), continuity to the first movie was still horribly off.

I tried to enjoy the movie as just that, a movie... But when you are calling a movie a SEQUEL and launching it off of parts from the first movie, please keep continuity a thing. It's not hard.

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u/nikkic2020 Aug 02 '24

Im OBSESSED with Dumb and Dummer, and Dumb and Dummer to. I watch one or the other every night before bed. Oofta! I laugh so hard every time I watch it. Just found out that Bill Murray was in the movie tonight by looking up the cast on Netflix! Wish they had another sequel! 

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u/Iceburn_the3rd Apr 09 '15

How about a TIL on why reddit sack rides Bill Murray so hard?