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"Will they reach the nursery in time? If so, how delightful for them, and we shall all breathe a sigh of relief, but there will be no story. On the other hand, if they are not in time, I solemnly promise that it will all come right in the end."- J.M. Barrie, "Peter and Wendy" (1911)

@DBZSaiyan13 Knockin' on the sky and listenin' to the sound, man. Flynn lives!

Spirit's face at 4:47 is ADORABLE! "OH DAMN it's a buffalo!"

@Picturecat11 Read it and loved it. Also read "The Black Unicorn" by Terry Brooks. Lots of little references and influences. Plus there's a quote from "The Last Unicorn" at the beginning.

Michael J. Fox saying "Holy sh*t!" is oddly cute and makes me feel fappy.

@CrimsonRoseOfDanube This is true, but they still did illegal things.

@dave4k0 "Fatherland" was more common before "birthland" or "motherland", In this case, it's also used because it's very formal.

"I feel like Gloria Swanson!"

"You look like her mother."

"I'm ready for my close-up, Mister DeMille!"

@TheChopstickWitch There are probly clips somewhere on youtube.

"You see, Caroline, the problem is my new songs go "Oompah, oompah!" but the jumping mice play only "Toodle-toot!", like that. Is nice but not so much amazing."

"Die Amerikaner, sie kämpfen wie weiber!"

@MrTEXAN79 True, but "Rendezvous with destiny" is the motto of the 101st. I didn't recall offhand what the motto of the 82nd was when I made the comment. It's "All the way".

I've noticed there's a lot of talk of pagans in the comments. It's interesting that the word "pagan" comes from Latin "paganus", meaning "rustic" or "country-dweller". The origins of the term to mean "non-Christian" and thereabouts are unclear and up for debate, but it's believed to have originat...

"So Earth is lost to us..."

"No. There is always hope."

"Can you see her?"

"*chuckle* Yes."

"How is she?"

"She searches for you..."

I have been to St. Petersburg. There are no rumors.

@MustangEmmalee No, Mulan wasn't a princess. And Shang wasn't a prince, either. Disney actually had Mulan in their "Princess" line of products and such for a short time until they remembered "Oh, wait, she's not a princess. Never mind." They also scrapped Tinkerbell from the same product line. As...

It was a Nazi! It was a Nazi man!

Cyborg Stan was right. People DO love this song in the future!

They did the impossible, and that made them mighty.

"Twelve! It was TWEEEEEELVE!"

@Thenumber1yoshi You do realize that Seuss' original book ended with "And he.../...HE HIMSELF...!/The Grinch carved the roast beast!", don't you? Seuss didn't have any of the Whos' Christmas song.

"I must stop this whole thing!

Why for fifty-three years I've put up with it now!

I MUST stop Christmas from coming!

... But HOW?"

Henchmen 21 & 24 made this piece all the more epic.

It's like a cross between the Halo Soundtrack and "Crockett's Theme" from "Miami Vice", only better.

1:27- "We claim this land for Spain! We shall now pillage and plunder it, while spreading disease and death, burning down your homes, and murdering your people because you refuse to convert to our rather oppressive mindset and religion! And also because your language, skin colour, and culture are...

@Traveler79World It *was* orginally done in English. Sort of. Most Spaghetti Western films at the time, since they weren't filmed or made by Americans, were actually filmed SILENTLY, with the dialogue inserted and/or overdubbed later. Sometimes they'd use different voice actors for a role, even i...

@2sheol Actually "the captain's daughter" referred to the cat o' nine tails, the whip used to flog seamen in the Navy.

*cough*Opening scene of Star Wars.*cough*Star Destroyer.*coughcough*Part of the Rebel Alliance and a traitor.*coughcough*

They were actually singing a portion of "Mars: Bringer of War" from Holst's "The Planets".

@NoQuo89 The song is called "Panoramic". It's the first song on the film's soundtrack.

@DonTheTurtleDude No, I haven't. Sorry.

@bandgeek56flint Actually, that's Thurl Ravenscroft.

@eahogie Close, it's "Blondie".

"How did you find me?"

"I'm the man."

The Bride & Bill, 'Kill Bill Vol. 2'

@5KellyChan5 Also, I'm older than you by several years, so you calling me a kid is illogical.

Mar len'il el

Quin len em tal tor'jen

Quin len bal el

Mar nos den tan toren

Mar len'il el

Quin len em tal tor'jen

Quin len bal el

Bal el...

Πήγαινε, ξένος, και να Λακεδαίμονα πω ότι εδώ, υπακούοντας θέλημα της, πέσαμε.

Go, stranger, and to Lacedaemon tell

that here, obedient to His will, we fell.

VIVA LOS BIO-DOME!

Dr. King really ought to have approvals over this kind of thing...

@ilovefrankandbeans Lies and slander! T.S. Eliot was far too excellent a man to debase himself with such horrid nonsense!

GORDON'S ALIVE?!

"THAT'S IT!"

"... What just happened?"