Marco 5: Epilogue - Funny Moments

#### Spoilers Ahead: You Have Been Warned.

The *Marco* films are vastly known for their sometimes offbeat, quirky approach to humor, and even though this one might be a bit more serious and eager in tone, there are plenty of jokes worth taking credit for.

* Let's tip the yellow cap Marco sometimes wears with the fact that none of the opening logos display the antics of Marco or his wacky cousins. For some, this might not be funny at all, but for those who've gotten used to them appearing within the first few minutes messing up with the Torch Lady, it really shows signs of being a bit "funny."
* Then we have the opening scene, in which Madcap's army is seen attacking a kingdom populated by little *South Park-*esque children. Their king orders his army to attack, and they do so by picking up and throwing snowballs at Madcap. Despite some epic music playing while they do so, most of them don't even hit him and the ones who *do* don't even do anything other than making him stand there unimpressed. The ice catapult they use only manages to knock out a small lad. Despite this, the Kiddo King acts as if they had just made a badass impression on their invaders, and his soldiers seem to agree.
	+ **Kiddo King:** This is but a taste of our vengeance! Are you *done?*
	+ **Madcap:** *[chuckles]* I am not. *[proceeds to burn the ice castle with his pinkball weapon]*
	+ The Latin Spanish dub slightly alters the dialogue, making Madcap's response mock them by calling them "Bebitos" ("little babies")
* But the funnier part comes after the little fight, in which a random guy wearing a yellow coat and red scarf is revealed to be Marco himself. Madcap and his army take him captive, and Talia (known as Captain Talia) proceeds to save him in no time, only for the poor lad to get carried away by penguins after Talia drops him down.
	+ **Madcap:** For the last time, I just *hate* stupid, useless, child star *wannabes!* *[attempts shooting Talia, but fails]*
* During the Zube Park scene, Marco's kite gets burned by the sun as he tries to blow it off running... until he gets smacked by a nearby boulder.
* This scene is not played for laughs, but the part where Marco gazes at a black-and-white photo of Aileene on his newspaper, only for her to appear in front of him seconds later, and doing his signature scream as he dunks himself on a bowl of Froot Loops is comedy gold. And somehow, if you look closely enough, you might notice that Marco placed some marshmallows on his cereal, mistaking them as Lucky Charms.
* On top of it using the "Bom Bin" theme song, Bom Bin's commercial as a whole is hilarious with a few homemade errors.
	+ Bom Bin is clearly greenscreened in (with leftover artifacts) at several points.
	+ He also does the "screaming Marco" pose from the second movie in front of a giant pile of money while talking about cheap prices for attending his circus.
	+ You can clearly see that the Houston skyline in the commercial is just a model Bom Bin assembled for the poorly-made ad. There's also the toy plane Bom Bin flies with his hand as he shows the circus' worldwide appeal.
	+ The woman doing the voiceovers has issues with her lines:
		- **Announcer:** Come visit the circus today! *[squints at her teleprompter]* I mean, come book your trip to Vasquez! Or, whatever that is called. Bye.