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a b Tourtellotte, Bob (August 11, 2008). "Hollywood, an easy target for "Tropic Thunder" jokes". Reuters. Archived from the original on December 15, 2011. Rich, Joshua (September 1, 2008). " 'Tropic Thunder': It's a Threepeat". Entertainment Weekly. Archived from the original on July 4, 2010. The Coup de Grace - At the end of the night, the bartop is wiped down with a rag, the contents are rung into a shot glass.

Firebreath Ale - If someone drinks it and then breathes into a flame, a 3rd level Fireball is cast centered on the flame. Pandey, Swati (August 25, 2008). " 'Tropic Thunder' holds top spot at box office". Los Angeles Times. Archived from the original on January 25, 2012. Conversational Troping: Everywhere as this is a movie that spoofs all of the worst and best of Hollywood tropes Yam's Choice - A delightful mead, high class, has a fair chance of being extremely addictive. Withdrawal is applying two effects from the long-term madness chart, and one from the short-term chart. An HDR Dolby Vision mastered Ultra HD Blu-ray was released through Kino Lorber. [96] Reception [ edit ] Critical response [ edit ]

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Robert Downey Jr. gets nominated for an Oscar for the role of Lazarus. While parodying the late Heath Ledger who won that same Oscar. Siegel, Tatiana (August 29, 2008). " 'Madness' steals 'Tropic's' thunder". Variety. Archived from the original on November 6, 2012. a b McClintoc, Pamela (August 7, 2008). "Studios shuffle 2009 summer sked". Variety. Archived from the original on December 11, 2010. Glacial Apocalypse: There's a trailer for Tugg Speedman's latest action film Scorcher VI: Global Melt Down that has his character save the world from an ice age while protecting two babies.

Madman’s Mead - downing a mug causes a fleeting bout of insanity, roll a d100 for effects of Short-Term Madness. Six companies working on different scenes and elements created 500shots of visual effects in the film. These were at times altered weekly due to the reactions of test audiences in screenings. [61] CIS Visual Effects Group assisted with the Scorcher VI faux trailer and twenty additional shots for the home media release. [62] To expand on the comedy in the film, some of the explosions and crashes were embellished to look more destructive. The visual effects supervisor Michael Fink reflected on the exaggerated explosions: "We worked really hard to make the CG crashing helicopter in the hot landing sequence look real. Ben was adamant about that, but at the same time he wanted the explosion to be huge. When you see it hit the ground, it was like it was filled with gasoline! It was the same thing with Ben's sergeant character, who almost intercepts a hand grenade... Now, I was in the Army for three years and no hand grenade would make an explosion like that... But it was a big dramatic moment and it looks really cool... and feels kind of real." [61] Not as serious, but Kirk comes extremely close to breaking character as Alpa reels off every Aussie joke he can think of. Which is itself a result of his getting pissed off at Lazarus' Uncle Tomfoolery. White-Dwarf Starlet: Tugg is on the verge of becoming this according to Les, who actually uses the term "white dwarf".

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And the unknown actor: Kevin Sandusky ( Jay Baruchel), also the only one who had to audition for his role and the only one (aside from Lazarus, and it can be argued his preparedness only makes things worse) who actually prepared for it. Running Gag: People keep asking Four Leaf "You've got hands?!" after it's revealed he never lost them.

The Sailor's Spirit - There once was a cap' and a crew, Who made the most wonderful brew, From rations of lime, They would in their spare time, Make fine drinks no man could outdo. Also a meta-example: Kirk Lazarus, while in his Sgt. Osiris mode, mentions that he "won't break character until the DVD release." Sure enough, when Tropic Thunder was release on DVD, Robert Downey Jr. does the commentary in-character to Kirk Lazarus, himself acting in-character to Sgt. Osiris.Travers, Peter (August 21, 2008). "Tropic Thunder". Rolling Stone. Archived from the original on August 22, 2008. Owen Wilson comedy role is recast". BBC News. September 20, 2007. Archived from the original on January 7, 2009. Jalapálinka - a fruit brandy spiced with hot peppers. Burns the throat, downing a pitcher leads to steam escaping ears and nostrils.