The consumption of a mixture of every drug known to man, it is most commonly alcohol related and there is no specific combination so go crazy
by ThisIsAJoke15152631 December 30, 2010
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by Detroit Ryda June 11, 2006
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when a girl is really easy. it's about as easy to get some as it is to rent movies at blockbuster.
when a girl is really easy. it's about as easy to get some as it is to rent movies at blockbuster.
"giddy went to blockbuster last night"
"that girl looks like she works at blockbuster"
"YAY FOR BLOCKBUSTER"
"that girl looks like she works at blockbuster"
"YAY FOR BLOCKBUSTER"
by leah shalalala September 22, 2007
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by The Return of Light Joker January 12, 2008
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Friend: Wait, who's the bad guy?
You: The big scary guy who's been killing everyone the whole time.
Friend: Why's he killing everyone?
You: It showed you his past at the beginning of the movie! God, why do you have to be such a blockbuster?
You: The big scary guy who's been killing everyone the whole time.
Friend: Why's he killing everyone?
You: It showed you his past at the beginning of the movie! God, why do you have to be such a blockbuster?
by aintisaword May 9, 2010
Get the Blockbuster mug.A work of entertainment that is highly popular and financially successful. This trope is mainly applied to feature films, but it can also work for other media.
Blockbuster movies can be traced back to 1975, when Universal Pictures released the big-budget film Jaws. You know the one, where the giant shark eats innocent people at a summer resort town and they have to hunt it. But nevertheless it was a ginormous success and launched Steven Spielberg into the mainstream.
Two years later George Lucas unveiled one of his best-known creations: Star Wars. Released by 20th Century Fox, the space opera had an equally huge budget, and guess what happened next? That's right, the film became a success and spawned a franchise that is still going strong to this day.
Soon all the major studios would have a go at the blockbuster: Enormous budgets, huge amounts of hype and lots of hope that it will smash box office records. Examples of this then-new trend included Alien(1979), E.T.(1982), Ghostbusters(1984), Top Gun(1986), Die Hard(1988), Batman(1989) and The Hunt For Red October(1990).
Today blockbuster movies are still big business at Hollywood, despite the rise of streaming services like Netflix and Hulu. Some studios even take this trope one step further and create big-budget cinematic universes. Examples include the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the DC Extended Universe and Legendary Pictures' Monster-Verse.
Blockbuster movies can be traced back to 1975, when Universal Pictures released the big-budget film Jaws. You know the one, where the giant shark eats innocent people at a summer resort town and they have to hunt it. But nevertheless it was a ginormous success and launched Steven Spielberg into the mainstream.
Two years later George Lucas unveiled one of his best-known creations: Star Wars. Released by 20th Century Fox, the space opera had an equally huge budget, and guess what happened next? That's right, the film became a success and spawned a franchise that is still going strong to this day.
Soon all the major studios would have a go at the blockbuster: Enormous budgets, huge amounts of hype and lots of hope that it will smash box office records. Examples of this then-new trend included Alien(1979), E.T.(1982), Ghostbusters(1984), Top Gun(1986), Die Hard(1988), Batman(1989) and The Hunt For Red October(1990).
Today blockbuster movies are still big business at Hollywood, despite the rise of streaming services like Netflix and Hulu. Some studios even take this trope one step further and create big-budget cinematic universes. Examples include the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the DC Extended Universe and Legendary Pictures' Monster-Verse.
Person 1: Gee, another blockbuster movie from (Insert film studio here)? I'm so tired of these...
Person 2: Wow, another blockbuster movie from (Insert film studio here)? I'm so hyped!!!
Person 2: Wow, another blockbuster movie from (Insert film studio here)? I'm so hyped!!!
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