By Andrew Blumetti
You know the old cliched saying– “A picture is worth a thousand words.” Well, if that ‘ol gem rings true, the next couple of weeks oughta be worth two or three dozen, easy.
Here’s an attempt to contribute to the internet being just a bit more time-wasting. It’s time to give the typing a rest for a spell as I proudly present to you the first in a series that shows just what happens when some of your favorite cringe-worthy moments ever put to film meets the most groundbreaking technology of 1992.
It’s time for…
INAPPROPRIATE MOVIE MOMENTS… in Microsoft Paint
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A Blumes With a View 
When. I think inappropriate is an understatement. Look forward to the next.
Haha, thanks very much John- I appreciate it!
Yeah, one of my all-time fave cringe-worthy moments from one of my all-time fave cringe-worthy movies.
(But the colors are so pretty… ;o)
Me too! Violence is much easier to swallow with a colorful palette. Thanks for the comment!
You’re pretty nifty with that Paint tool, Andrew! 🙂
Thanks Annabelle! It was a lot of fun and I appreciate the kind words!
I think it captures that moment.
And I must confess that’s my favorite line of that movie.
I couldn’t agree more, that line and moment is both shocking, funny, over-the-top, and incredibly enjoyable, even after all these years! Thanks very much!
The drawing skills are awe inspiring.
Thanks very much! If I ever find a time machine, I’m so gonna rock 1993!
I really like your version better than the original!
That means a lot! Thanks a million!
I must admit, that picture is dead on. Dare I say…even better than the original?
Haha, Microsoft Paint Travolta is now one of my life’s greatest highlights. Thanks very much- it’s appreciated!
LMAO. Marvin should have ducked as soon as Vincent turned around to ask him a question with a gun in his face.
Oh yeah, he survived the apartment shootout and ended up going out cause of Vincent’s slippery trigger finger. Lousy way to go!
Thanks for the comment!
Hahah this series is brilliant buddy 🙂
Thanks very much for the kind words Megan! Glad you’re enjoying!
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