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I've always thought Krysta was the only good Wednesday, but Jessica is awesome! :)

@ChristophePhilippe Her name is Wednesday.

@MaryNamara Yes. It's from a satirical movie called "Confederate States of America," which examines what could have happened if the South had won the Civil War.

Love it. Love it, love it, love it. Funnily enough, I initially thought this was a Tom Lehrer song. xD

Why did the "Keep your..." lines get cut? :(

@gothicavictoria1341 I think it's just that she fears the "normal stuff" is a consequence of falling in love. Since it's an alien feeling, she (incorrectly) connects it with other alien things- puppies, unicorns, etc.

@paytonsparkles Actually, the character is an adult in this- I believe she's supposed to be between 18 and 20. Old enough to get married, at any rate.

Holliday Park is a former estate donated to Indianapolis for the centennial of statehood in 1916. The sculpture in the ruins comes from a skyscraper built in 1898 in New York and depicts the African, Caucasian, and Asian races coming together to support the world on their shoulders. It was incorp...

Jareth the Goblin King vs. Edward Cullen.

This was pretty much the only part of the movie I liked. :)

@gonzojenny2 I think you mean "satire." A satyr is a mythological being from ancient Greece.

@mvdw8 Rosemary is associated with rememberance and sometimes thrown into graves or incorporated into funeral wreaths.

@bloodplus55 Or at least, she appears to be Asian when glamoured, because that's how her real appearance translates.

Wow. Perfect combination of music and pictures; I love it! :)

By the way, I think the lyric's "cutlass" wound- a cutlass being a common type of sword through the Civil War era.

Wow. I'm not fond of this song (or, indeed, any of Ke$ha's music), but in this context it works amazingly. Great video!

@xPinkBunnyyx I think it's Blackmore's Night.

Susan and any song with the words "disco stick" in should never come within a 40-mile radius of each other.

Well, there was a James Dawson who worked in the boiler room. I believe there is a surviving photograph of him, and he looks nothing like DiCaprio's character.

Wow, they're gorgeous! The number of antique ladies astounds me- it must be wonderful to have that many.

This is the only way I can accept the S/T pairing- pure, dysfunctional, probably violent Foe Yay. It's refreshing to see a vid that doesn't try to make them live happily ever after in a sweet little cottage.

Oh, she's lovely! You don't get mechanical dolls of that caliber anymore; now they just leak from every orifice. :(

No way the choreographer had not seen the movie. This is like Pan's Labyrinth in dance form. So beautiful! All of the dancers did a wonderful job. :)

@codownni Yes, it's a comedy. You can tell by the swearing, war, and child death.

@beatlehighlander: I learned it from a fanfiction for the YA novel "Leviathan;" does that count?

Wow, it's the same tune as the Cirque du Soleil song "Alegria!" Though this one probably came first...

Beautiful video; so romantic and sad.

Where did you find the opening version of "Grim-Grinning Ghosts?"