Remember that scene - and if you haven't seen the film, I'm asking 'remember the trailer' - where Michael Cera, dressed as a guard, announces that he was never given a sword, and didn't know that's what the scabbards were even for?
Here's a screenshot from seconds before that line happens:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjo1ZYeJljKejF-jIkav7aPYzGtpR8O00tBNA1YjO1bXcpM_z8rEXmQdO9hpGfcL_8HupwiZmzS3ckLFTNm4uIAgAp1SFwQgldegPNM-WuXMQPkju0bt_kdJImajwEVQzdEVbmTk-52zxg/s400/9-10-21YEAR1.jpg)
You know it, voice I pretend is there so I can give off an air of sexy, sexy, schizophrenia!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh0uJpLiuRacmk3khly4cIqiXDaDR7aOmoXH0eU9t7wDi8MA1jblJaL-Oj3o58hkfSqZujohxws_cWOuQ0OQj8wmVKhwfE3lKKXvkyTZB6XbzYPNYKshliEJ1xWwMoxuYpRAzO83DPfW5Q/s400/9-10-21YEAR2.jpg)
How do you miss something this obvious? There's a joke about this like ten seconds later! Just how incompetent was every single element of this damn movie?
God damn it, I hated Year One.
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