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I read once that the scene where Tim Allen is in the bathroom and he overhears people making fun of him was based on something that really happened to William Shatner.

You left out the guy who traded his Raticate for Ash's Butterfree on the ST Anne and also Cleavon Spielbunk. Were they over sights or did you leave them out intentionally?

You know, I was very surprised when I found out this film wasn't directed by Tony Scott. I mean, he's Denzel's most frequent collaborator. I mean they've done 5 movies as director-actor: Crimson tide, Man on fire, Deja vu, The taking of Pelham 123 and Unstoppable. Denzel even worked with Tony's ...

Are you open to doing requests? If so, would you be interested in reviewing Alone in the dark?

I can do Adam Sandler to Kevin Bacon: Adam Sandler was in Happy Gilmore with Ben Stiller, who was in Dodgeball with Vince Vaughn, who was in Old school with Will Ferrell, who was in Anchorman with Steve Carell, who was in Crazy, stupid love with Kevin Bacon.

Why did Spy who shagged me get its own disc while International man of mystery and Goldmember were on one disc? Why couldn't they have given them one disc apiece?

In the last scene, how did they get out of the bobsled to carry it? I mean there was barely any room between the wall and the bobsled for them to get out of it. That question has puzzled me ever since I first saw the movie. But other than that, I agree, it's a great movie and that is a very good ...

Fun fact: Joel Edgerton (I hope I'm spelling his last name correctly) went to the school I used to go to here in Sydney Australia.

You don't seem like an A-hole to me. Just my opinion.

Maybe the theory is true, but we won't know unless it's proven true. By the way, have you finished watching every Pokemon episode? If no, how many episodes are you up to now?

I just thought of another one that I'm surprised wasn't mentioned here: Cissy called out a Seadra for the water gun challenge and Ash looked it up in his pokedex. But, didn't he see a Seadra at the pokemon league when he battled Mandi and didn't he look it up back there as well?

What's the point of getting 1 or more VHS copies of one movie and also getting 1 or more DVD copies of the same movie? You're still getting the same movie no matter which one you buy.

This video is almost a year old. Congratulations on getting to a year of doing these commentaries.

In the book, Lupin tells how the Marauder's map came to be: He, Sirius, Pettigrew and Harry's father created it. But they didn't put that in the movie. Odd because it gave info of the map's creation. I thought that would be at least important.

This is late, but I've got a great one: Toy story.

Lizzy made one mistake: Happy feet was 2006, not 2009.

Best part of the whole night. By far.

There was one joke Ricky was originally gonna do which the producers didn't allow for some reason: When they introduced him at the beginning, he was gonna come out dressed as Hitler and when people gasped he would say "Too much? Wrong crowd. That's the last time I borrow a suit from Mel Gibson"

Will Smith played a guy who's still alive in Ali. Like Sam playing a guy who's still alive in Coach Carter.

You made one mistake: James Caan's last name is pronounces Carn.

When I was there a few months ago, I also had Donna as tour guide.

I hope it wasn't a rental DVD.

Why did you do a video for the best summer movies but not the worst?

It's hard to believe this was Marlon's first comedic role ever, according to Wikipedia. He seems like a real pro at this to me.

I just realized something: In all 3 movies director John Pasquin and Tim Allen have done together, this film, Jungle 2 jungle and Joe Somebody, Tim plays a guy who's separated from his wife and has one child. Only in Jungle, he didn't know he had a child until he got to the Amazon and in the othe...

You know, for kids!

To me, Gilderoy Lockhart sounds like Hugh Laurie in this game.

I have quite a few questions:

1. What's your favorite movie genre?

2. Have you ever walked out on a movie before it was over at a movie theater? If so, which movies did you walk out on?

3. What do you think is the best performance of all time and the worst performance of all time?

4. This is the ...

Was one of your influences The Nostalgia critic? I mean, you do similar reviews to him, reviewing movies while watching them.

If you were 5 years old back then, that means you were born in 1990.

How about a shot by shot remake of Psycho with Vince Vaughn as Norman Bates? Oh wait, they've done that already.

Empire made a mistake: Showgirls was 1995, not in the 2000 decade.

It was also co directed by David Silverman who works on The Simpsons. I think this was the only Pixar movie he worked on. He also directed The Simpsons movie by the way.

Also, Michael Gambon is actually one of the most unprofessional actors. Daniel Radcliffe said on Inside the actors studio that he would keep making jokes until the director yelled "Action".

Michael Bluth and the Green lantern in a body switch movie. Sounds interesting.

When Chris saw The Godfather he was either 14 going on 15 or 15. You have to be over 18 to see The Godfather in Australia, where I live. How old do you have to be to see The Godfather in America?

Worst part: When the movie ended. Best part: The entire movie.