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Well, you're probably forgetting the law that the second movie can never be better than the first.
But seriously, the first one fit right into my teenage sense of humor. I don't think I could laugh at any of the movies today.
Edit: Language
Same. lol As a kid, the first 3 movies were hilarious to me. Now, not so much. But I really appreciate them for what they were back in the day.
I don't know, I think parodies might be immune to that law. It's very hard to keep the second act of a 3 part story interesting, but making something funny that's ripping off something else probably doesn't have that same limitation
(That wasn't really meant seriously)
Thank you for the clarification, honestly I was aware but one of my favorite things to do is to respond to a non-serious post with a serious answer.
Not in a condescending way, of course. For some reason it brings me great joy.
In my opinion, this explanation makes you very likeable.