Herschie wrote:

Retro STrife wrote:the blow torch to the head.

Joe Pesci nailed that scene, the look on his face was priceless!

I love how he just stands there like an idiot for a few seconds with that look on his face instead of moving out of the way quicker. Comedic gold.

1st: Haven't
2nd: 2600
3rd: NES
4th: Genesis
5th: N64
6th: GameCube
7th: 360
8th: Switch

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