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"Mant" (1993)

Started By MrILoveTheAnts , Oct 15 2016 7:20 PM

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#1 Offline MrILoveTheAnts - Posted October 15 2016 - 7:20 PM

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Half Man, Half Ant!

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#2 Offline Enderz - Posted October 15 2016 - 9:03 PM

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nice one i love how their not shocked at all xD

Edited by EnderzATwar411, October 15 2016 - 9:05 PM.

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#3 Offline MrILoveTheAnts - Posted October 16 2016 - 8:38 AM

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Nope, that's just how nuclear radiation works.

I should say this is actually from the movie "Matinee" which stars John Goodman as a director showing a film at a theater during the "Duck and Cover" days. This is the film he presents in the movie. Someone just edited together all the parts of his film into one clip, hence the scenes where random people look at the audience. In the movie, someone in a Mant mask runs through the isles.

Here's the trailer for Matinee though I fear the video above spoiled the best part of the film.

Edited by MrILoveTheAnts, October 16 2016 - 8:44 AM.

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#4 Offline Enderz - Posted October 16 2016 - 9:21 AM

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Haha he taught me alot, about my body xD

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#5 Offline Batspiderfish - Posted October 16 2016 - 4:41 PM

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The origin of Antdude.

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