[Dave laughs; not at Gary, but because he legitimately thinks Gary is just making a joke - and a pretty funny one to boot.
On-screen, the protagonist suddenly realizes that she has a lighter on her and, brandishing it at the rat with her other arm, manages to light it on fire. It lets out an unearthly shriek, then reels back and falls through a hole in the elevator.
Shortly after, help finally arrives from outside, and the protagonist faints as she's wheeled away to safety. The credits begin to play.]
Man. That's it? Typically if you're gonna advertise a movie as a monster movie, I feel like your audience's gonna expect the monster to be in the thing for longer than five minutes.
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On-screen, the protagonist suddenly realizes that she has a lighter on her and, brandishing it at the rat with her other arm, manages to light it on fire. It lets out an unearthly shriek, then reels back and falls through a hole in the elevator.
Shortly after, help finally arrives from outside, and the protagonist faints as she's wheeled away to safety. The credits begin to play.]
Man. That's it? Typically if you're gonna advertise a movie as a monster movie, I feel like your audience's gonna expect the monster to be in the thing for longer than five minutes.