Billy Madison (9/9) Movie CLIP - Billy Wins the Decathlon (1995) HD

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“Everyone is this room is now dumber for having to listen to it. I award you no points, and may god have mercy on your soul”- this is exactly what I wanna tell every person on tiktok and a large majority of people on Facebook

(Eric goes nuts and pulls out a gun, everyone runs)

Sandler (completely calm) : "Take it easy psycho" LMAO

I wish i had a video game and a friend so i could win and tell him i grant you no award and may god have mercy on your soul

I guess Lee Harvey Oswald's bully never called...

Some of these comedies. I never get why I am supposed to root for characters like billy Madison.

Just saw this on tv and they dubbed out the word "psycho".

I love how the judge just stands there calmly despite having a gun pointed at him. 😆

You know for many years I thought that the judge was the same guy that played gale on breaking bad

...and I too am now dumber for having watched this idiotic sub-human drivel that pretends to be comedy, but only elicits an urge to hurl.

The story goes is that the "everyone in this room is now dumber" line came from the SNL writing room whenever Chris Farley went too far.

Why did they even hire Eric in the first place? Sounds like he got hired and promoted to higher ups from off the street.

I haven't watched this movie, but Adam Sandler's opponent her reminds me of Josh from West Wing. I'm sure it's the same guy?

Im curious to see what the questions for the other categories are especially my wife the tramp and i married common street trash

Steve Buscemi should have his own movie already.

Roger Stone explains electoral college. Press 1

long line at the hockey rink in front of shelter 3

Adulting is when you realize the judge is the best person in the scene. He resembles a parent who’s seen it all with their kids

I married common street trash for 100 Alex.

"Mr. Madison... what you just said..."
Everyone in the audience seeing this the first time: *Expecting some speech about how inspirational and profound his answer was.
"... Is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard."
Instantly made this whole response one of the most memorable lines in movie history.

This is so messed up out of context.

"Mannnnn I'm glad I called that guy"
Best line/ scene in the whole movie lol

Adam sandler is still a very bad jewish actor which very canon since people hate Hollywood actors and people think they are bad at thier jobs and scammers.

Guy walking around the school with a gun.... I guess for America these days. . Kinda the norm..

"Nearby football rules!"
Crowd: approves

This is some of the cast from Mr. Deeds, however the two movies distinctly differ: in Billy Madison, Billy goes back to school and graduates to prove to his dad that he can be responsible; whereas in Mr. Deeds, Adam Sandler inherits a large sum of money. One is free, one is earned. In both, he gets the beautiful girl at the end.

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Society: Billys answer didn't match up to the image/expectations of the host so he decides Billy is wrong, shames him for it, and anyone in the audience who agreed with him, worst of all no one can fight him on it without looking as bad as Billy did.

A person pulls a gun at a high school

American high school principal: "ain't it a normal beautiful day in the greatest country in the world?"

Steve Buscemi looks like Oswald

I forgot Josh Lyman was in this travesty of a film.

Boy glad I've called that guy

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does anyone know the brand and model of the revolver in this scene????

Maybe the funniest scene in cinema history involving a school and a gun.

Man, I'm glad I called that guy

Take it easy, psycho. You blew it. You lose 😂😂😂

Can we hire this guy to protect American schools please?

Proceeds to go home and put lipstick on

KNIBB HIGH FOOTBALL RULES!!!!!

My question is why that guy rolled up to a school with a hunting rifle to begin with.....

"see, the thing about ethics..."
*pulls out gun*
"AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH"
just perfect! 😂

All of my essays in high school sounded like this and I totally deserve that guys insults

Why would she care if his arm got broke? It makes no sense why she would go to the stage in the first place? What could she possible have hoped to accomplish?

The thing about ethics