Rob Schneider's career peaked when he did the "Makin' copies!" guy on SNL, with the most memorable being the skit with him and Sting on an elevator ("Sting...Sting-O...Sting-a-ling-a-ding-dong...Sting") - actually, I'm suprised Lorne Michaels never made a Makin' Copies movie. Hey that gives me an idea...
Correct as always, T-Perl. And when the peak of a man's comedic career amounts to an office-guy version of that "Banana-fana-fo-fana" song, you know we're not dealing with Richard Pryor here.
Schneider's response to Goldstein is so ridiculously childish, it's not even worth responding to...although Ebert does it very nicely, with the "your movie sucks" comment. I love it.
Not only is Schneider's response childish, it commits an even greater sin for a so-called comedian: it isn't even slightly funny. Which, proves Goldstein's point better than anything.
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Rob Schneider's career peaked when he did the "Makin' copies!" guy on SNL, with the most memorable being the skit with him and Sting on an elevator ("Sting...Sting-O...Sting-a-ling-a-ding-dong...Sting") - actually, I'm suprised Lorne Michaels never made a Makin' Copies movie. Hey that gives me an idea...
Correct as always, T-Perl. And when the peak of a man's comedic career amounts to an office-guy version of that "Banana-fana-fo-fana" song, you know we're not dealing with Richard Pryor here.
Ha, great stuff.
Schneider's response to Goldstein is so ridiculously childish, it's not even worth responding to...although Ebert does it very nicely, with the "your movie sucks" comment. I love it.
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Not only is Schneider's response childish, it commits an even greater sin for a so-called comedian: it isn't even slightly funny. Which, proves Goldstein's point better than anything.
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