Trailers and trailer script


Interior shot
(Non-diegetic) 
This is the grill for you, i call this the obama

como te llamas me llamo

I call this the big black machine

Kevin hart: Lisa is the best thuing that's ever happened to me 

Lisa: oh my god

Lisa: Do you smell gas

Kevin hart: i was nervous, that's what that was

Lisa: umm no, that's um

Explosion

Kevin hart: ahhh, I've got 13 degree burns on my ass




















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