Hard same. Everybody in it was a blast, but Kate McKinnon was Absolutely Amazing™ as Holtzmann. I made this after seeing the movie in the theatres and I stand by it. Heck with Batmann.
Ok but what if I WANT to just keep stuffing mods into an early 2000s bugeye WRX wagon until I'm trying to take on Ferraris and my brakes have become more of a suggestion than a command?
I've never been a big WRX guy but if I ever found a clean bugeye WRX wagon that would change. *that will never happen because 99% of WRX drivers are savages who wreck, eBay part, and vape their cars to death.
Quote of The Day from Tales of Monkey Island: Rise of the Pirate God: “"Look at me, I'm Bugeye! I like to get in on Manatee make out sessions and ride merfolk around!"”
In the 70s a friend had a Triumph TR4, followed by a Bugeye. Both came to him needing a fair amount of work. Despite being broadly similar technically, the TR was an endless series of annoying frustrations, whereas the Sprite was vastly easier to do the same things.
Egan's Bugeye Sprite comments here are absolute car nerd gold... www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/...
The world is now awash in street cars that can happily head out of pit row with no serious misgivings. Among my favorites in recent years are various Miatas, the Porsche Boxster S and Cayman, Caterham...
When I went through my Sprite obsession phase as a teen I only ever saw "Bugeye" so I'm going with that. They were so cheap then.