Mugs

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Description: "What the hell does that mean?" said Paul. From Roger Avary's film "The Rules of Attraction" with James Van Der Beek

Description: Liam Neeson doesn't take notes during Improv in the Warwick Davis and Stephen Merchant comedy, "Life's Too Short"

Description: Wallace went Full-Walrus. From the Kevin Smith horror film, "Tusk", with Justin Long and Michael Parks.

Description: A Legend named Jimmy Dugan from Penny Marshall's film "A League of Their Own"

Description: "Cause You Can Look Right Through Me. Walk Right By Me. And Never Know I'm There..." From the Rob Marshall musical, "CHICAGO", with John C. Reilly.

Description: Classic case of being arrested at the Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport for possession of over 650 grams (1.43 lb) of cocaine. Tim Allen's Mug Shot.

Description: All he wanted was a drag. JUST ONE DRAG!

Description: He chanted his catchphrase till the very end in 2002's "Bubba Ho-Tep"

Description: Bones loves Sunsets. From the Barry Sonnenfeld hollywood comedy, "Get Shorty" with Dennis Farina

Description: In Memory of Shea

Description: Don't forget.

Description: Just give Liam Neeson the pink elephant, man. From the Sam Raimi-film, "Darkman" with

Description: So many catchphrases - Only 1 shirt.

Description: There it is - The Ghost Kiss. From the 1990 Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore film, "Ghost"

Description: How Am I Not Myself How Am I Not Myself How Am I Not Myself How Am I Not Myself.

Description: Snotface's Mom's got cobwebs in the comedy, "Drop Dead Fred"

Description: Sean's Mom has been turned into a bull. From the 90's cult classic, "SLC PUNK!" with Devon Sawa

Description: The laugh heard 'round the tub. From the Tom Hanks and Shelley Long comedy, "The Money Pit"

Description: Your Stepdad's not MEAN; he's just adjusting. From the dark comedy, "Death to Smoochy" with Edward Norton

Description: Just give John Malkovich the floppy disk or CD or whatever the f*** it is; he's upset. From the Coen Brothers comedy, "Burn After Reading"

Description: Just flip the switch. Captain Amazing got frustrated with The Mystery Men

Description: The horrific ending to Frank Darabont's "THE MIST" with an added "Whoa Daddy", with Thomas Jane

Description: In 1995s crime drama, "Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead", Treat Williams defends his home.

Description: Stillwater trashed their Hotel Room, so yeah, Marc Maron got to yell "lock the gates!"

Description: Did his wife cause the traffic? Jim Carrey and Laura Linney go for a drive in Peter Weir's "The Truman Show"

Description: Agent Dammers wasn't about to have Frank Bannister stop his heart with the power of his mind; no way. From the Peter Jackson film, "The Frighteners" with Jeffrey Combs.

Description: George Reeves bummed out a young boy, so they photographed the boy.

Description: She was living her dream, then machine guns ruined it.

Description: It's him. It's the Dancing Pumpkin Man Guy. Look. It's him, total.

Description: Tom Noonan in David Gordon Green's "Snow Angels"

Description: It's an evil house. Chris Kattan as Pritchard in the 1999 horror film, "House on Haunted Hill", with Geoffrey Rush, Famke Janssen and Ali Larter.

Description: From the 1998 dark comedy, "Very Bad Things"

Description: Everyone's favorite bat child found in a cave is here to sing for you. From the Weekly World News

Description: Windows was little. He was scared. He had a flamethrower for a little bit. All he had to was #BLASTHIM, but he got a case of the willies.

Description: Yves Perret (played by Jack Palance) has had it with Tango & Cash and how good they are.