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What's with that zipper around the window? I've never seen windows like that.

Interesting to see a Indian-British woman and an Australian man argue, given how many differences there have been between Britain and Australia and how I find it hard to tell them apart through their accents.

You know that cut to the whole turkey party is such an inappropriate transition just after Carter's watched someone throw herself off a building.

That chuckle Clooney gives will always turn the ladies on.

Romano, nice nightgown. You live the luxury of a vain prick.

Nice compliment she gave to her four competitors, least of all Brenda Belthyn and Emily Watson. If there could have been a three way tie, she, Brenda, and Emily would have deserved it.

He was very handsome back then.

1:49 OH GOD. He is so fucking scary with that look. You knew he was going to give her a smack at any moment. Amazing how Al Pacino changed his expression from that of being hurt by his wife's secret to then being livid.

It's funny how they call the ship crew "The boots." Who has ever been called a boot?

Man that's a harsh way to kill someone. I know Mark wanted to give the man his just desserts, but why couldn't he have left him to the police? It's just never been in Mark's nature to be a murderer so it's way too extreme to see him let the man die with that cold look in his eyes. He may have avo...

"Clean up on Aisle 5." HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Love Abby!

Scary how Nicky's telling Frank that he "fucked up" because Frank's the one who ends up killing him and his brother for fucking up.

They barely look like father and son. They're both young and handsome that that makes it so easy to read into their relationship as homoerotic. I don't understand why the director wanted two good-looking young-looking guys to be father and son. I barely know a handsome young guy with a handsome y...

It doesn't feel right without the Universal logo. Even though it was probably Disney's intention to not make it confusing to distribute a Universal film, but the way the credits just open the music sounds chopped up, it doesn't have that same jump moment of music that the original version has.

I really like Gladiator; it's a powerful epic with beautiful music, fantastic performances and elegant designs. However, the Academy has given the Oscar to one too many of those epic historical dramas that the better choice would have been Traffic. That film didn't need heavy design and special e...

It's funny that a few years after this film, Brittany played another psychiatric patient in Don't Say A Word. In that one, she looked a little like Lisa with her blond hair and her personality a little as well.

I really thought this song was a 70s song and I guess it goes to show that the style of the 70s hasn't entirely died out.

I don't why first Noa is being so grouchy with Cindel and Wicket and then suddenly the next thing being he's civil to them, like comforting Cindel after she's had a nightmare then expecting her and Wicket to leave.

Man this sequel is so different from Caravan of Courage. Cindel looks and sounds different and they even gave Wicket a different look. I don't know if it's the cinematography or if they just polished them both up.

The whole journey through the tunnels and across the web reminds me of the Grail Temple scenes in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Lucas must have made sure that any film he wrote, produced, or directed would contain some similar places, characters, or motifs.

What a minute. They couldn't have quit the show at this episode. This is Beauty and the Beast, which was aired before White Light and Two For One, which both featured the three of them without their voices being changed or using recycled footage. I think it was by the time of either Opposites Att...

This song is heroic but also gritty. It really defines the tragedy of the Green Ranger being a good person who was turned to evil and then became a hero, only to lose his powers later on. He's really the most conflicted of all the Rangers until he becomes the White Ranger, whose theme song is muc...

That's a little anti-climatic that Tommy kept saying they'd fight off Serpentara, but during the whole time Rocky fights Silver Horns, the other Rangers are just standing there and watching the evil zord land. I would have wanted to see what the whole team would have been like fighting Zedd's zor...

I'm wondering why the Order was that surprised that the Death Eaters attacked because why else would they need seven Harrys if they had a feeling that they would try to attack them on their route.

I actually hope Rafael isn't a bad guy. The difference I see was that Rob was smug and sinister whereas Rafael is more sensitive and nervous. In Majorca, he was pretty nice around people and was really into Ollie. If they make him bad, they're just finding a quick and easy reason for Chrolli to b...

This won't play for some goddamn reason. Each time I come back to this video it won't load. In fact most of the videos I've been clicking on won't load, except the Vevo videos.

This is an unfair accusation. Just because they're dressed in black doesn't make it racist. Come on, whenever you're dealing with horror and sorcery, black tends to be equated with that and has nothing to do with race. What color are these beings of the other dimension better dressed as, blue, re...

A couple of those quotes are incorrect. Hagrid never said "You're Harry Potter, the one who got away from...You Know Who." He said "You're the boy who lived."

Draco says "My father will hear about this" a number of times, but that's not the line he says when Hagrid picks him up and carries him a...

This is probably Kiki's only episode that doesn't feature any girls.

I wonder how those guys got her number.

"You are in my very soul, tormenting me" is one of the worst lines by Anakin that comes to mind along with a dozen others.