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I love how as soon as he asks if Brett reads the bible Vincent puts his smoke out and pulls his gun.

@SNIFFMYBADGER Too true. I should have stopped replying a long time ago. He is pretty funny though! It's when other countries stop having a chip on their shoulders about us, we will start to worry.

My favourite saying ever is "Nature laughs last". Will be true in the end.

This is beautiful. At this moment his wife falls back in love with him, his crew remember why they loved him, the reporter realizes his true personality, his producer realizes he should never have doubted him and his nemesis begins to respect him for the first time. Such a moving and yet subtle ...

If that's a bystander, then it's a real fucking idiot of a bystander.

Just knowing that that was it. That he had run his last race and his career had not ended in the way he had imagined. Years and years of training and preperation and dreaming. That and the extreme physical pain he would have been in, are all you need to know about this mans character. Truly inspi...

@cheesesteak93 Don't mean to butt in and I'm not trying to be rude, but no where other than America do they teach that America saved anyone in either war. Britain had secured her safety in both. America brought about a quicker conclusion. That's it. We don't teach children in Britain that sitting...

@INGYBABY22 Everywhere else in the world this is football.

A collosus of a father.

Have to admit, I am only just getting into the Flaming Lips (a fact which I am quite ashamed about), but am amazed by how beautiful and inventive their music is.

THIS IS NOT A REMAKE!!! It is based on a novel. The same novel that the John Wayne version is based on, only the Coen brothers are much more faitful to the novel. They have made a real point on all of the posters and the dvd cases of putting "written for the screen and directed by Joel and Ethan ...

Anyone else notice you actually see the little girls shoe he's staring at fall off of her foot when Jesse carries her inside a bit earlier.

@killmefornothing No you're right pal. There really are no words to describe this movie. The cinematography, the acting and the music just create an atmosphere i've never felt from a film. I'm with you 100% And I'm from nowhere near Missouri. Though I would like to visit one day.

Some talent show winner absolutely murdering a beautiful song that was written note for note by Noel Gallagher for his daughter. Fucking soul-less.

Two bits on this get me every time. The bit where he realises it is his father running beside him and just gives in to the pain and screams on his shoulder. And the bit when they cross the line and his father won't let him hide his face. Very touching video.

Remember where he shows the girl the part of his dream world where he has to leave and he says 'I want to call out and see their faces but no matter what I do I can't change this.' I think this proves the ending was real.

@HHHBFResurrected Once again I think everyone but Chelsea fans are making this comparison. Another player that your owner (NOT EVEN YOUR MANAGER) bought that he thought would turn it around. Don't get me wrong, you have done well since you were founded in 2003 (that's a joke btw, please don't que...

Listen really carefully at 2:31 and you hear some girl shout "TRENT, YOU'RE SEXY!"

As well as the wedding ring being absent and the totem wobble at the end there is also the fact that the children are played by different actors showing they have grown up. Also as Michael Caine said in an interview, 'If I'm in the scene then it has to be real life because I am not in the dreams ...

There are few things as amusing in football as Chelsea fans. Don't even think of a new song for a 50 mil signing, just use his old clubs song and sing it with a fraction of the passion. And copy the banner with the shankly gates on. No wit. No culture. And certainly no history. Luis Suarez was le...

I swear to God this man is a curse to every team he joins.

Anyone not subscribed to doctorford, DO IT!! Guy's amazing. Thank you doctorford.

There's something so subtly touching about this scene.

@stockenz I think it's 'strobe adagio in d minor.' It's a reworking of 'adagio in d minor' from sunshine. Both by John Murphy.

I love the way Noel turns away from the crowd to watch the drum solo himself. Say what you want about him, that man loves and appreciates everything about music.

Oasis? It's Noel Gallagher of Oasis, Ronnie Wood of the Stones, Johnny Marr of the smiths and Kelly Jones of the Stereophonics. I know Oasis changed line ups on a couple of occasions but I don't remember them having this one.

"Why, Sir, you find no man, at all intellectual, who is willing to leave London. No, Sir, when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford."

— Samuel Johnson

Thanks for posting this Fairfield. I see this as one of the most important endings in the whole show. So much symbolism and a lot of meanings that I can't even get my head round. But that's what I like about the Sopranos. I can't get my head round all of it. I get the feeling though that this com...