I never watched the move Role Models until the other night when it aired on television. The movie actually wasn't that bad and had some pretty good parts. One scene in particular caught me by surprise when Seann William Scott's character is apologizing to the mother of the kid he's being a role model for.
When he thinks he's going to end up going to jail for failing the role model program (which was part of his community service requirement), he turns to the mother and says:
"What I'm trying to say is that when I get out of prison, can I hang out with your ten-year-old son?"
Based on the sheer unexpectedness of the line as well as how sincerely he says it, I literally spit soda everywhere and laughed harder than I ever have for any scene in a movie.
When he thinks he's going to end up going to jail for failing the role model program (which was part of his community service requirement), he turns to the mother and says:
"What I'm trying to say is that when I get out of prison, can I hang out with your ten-year-old son?"
Based on the sheer unexpectedness of the line as well as how sincerely he says it, I literally spit soda everywhere and laughed harder than I ever have for any scene in a movie.