I had a ready-made quip like "Oh Lawdy!" right at hand, and then I saw 0:50. The laughter, it hurts. Spirit star given for the ending shot of the broken child crumpled in the grass and softly weeping.

The entire movie is this incredible.

Movies have become so pussified since then.

How many takes were needed to capture such cinematic perfection?

(Almost certainly, just one take. One very half-assed take with no script.)

Moore carried a comb at all times just in case he needed to comb some fool's nappy head.

That child was told that he would be in a movie, but he clearly was not told what his role would be in that movie.

How about a Seanbaby tag so you don't get SUED

I need to see this movie.

rudy ray moore

So he does nothing to stop the car, then torments a kid who wasn't involved. He's my hero.

Probably the best scene, but I still owe stars to the Devil in a tracksuit just jogging leisurely around a neighborhood, smiling and waving at folks. What a laid-back prince of darkness.