You beat me to an obvious Simpsons reference. Except I'd make a blue one instead of a red one. Or maybe a giant one of those flat pieces which I always hated when I was little because I could never find them. Then I'd make it into a giant dance floor and put my life-size lego DJ with 4 lego turntables up in front of it:)
http://www.classicgaming.com/tmk/smb_bugs.shtml Scroll about halfway down and you'll see how to get into the minus world. I've seen it done once. Very hard, indeed. They have a NESticle movie of it, as well.
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I've read a couple of articles and interviews about the changing rating of this movie and I think that would explain it. Up until just a few weeks ago the MPAA (or whatever the abbreviation for the ratings association is) gave the movie NC-17. (Check out the IMDB for more info on this) Parker and Stone didn't want this rating so they toned it down, if you can imagine, through "extensive editing." I would guess that it was in one of these edits that they added the line. After all, what good satirist wouldn't have done something like that.
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You beat me to an obvious Simpsons reference. Except I'd make a blue one instead of a red one. Or maybe a giant one of those flat pieces which I always hated when I was little because I could never find them. Then I'd make it into a giant dance floor and put my life-size lego DJ with 4 lego turntables up in front of it :)
http://www.classicgaming.com/tmk/smb_bugs.shtml Scroll about halfway down and you'll see how to get into the minus world. I've seen it done once. Very hard, indeed. They have a NESticle movie of it, as well.
I've read a couple of articles and interviews about the changing rating of this movie and I think that would explain it. Up until just a few weeks ago the MPAA (or whatever the abbreviation for the ratings association is) gave the movie NC-17. (Check out the IMDB for more info on this) Parker and Stone didn't want this rating so they toned it down, if you can imagine, through "extensive editing." I would guess that it was in one of these edits that they added the line. After all, what good satirist wouldn't have done something like that.