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@Avinashda He did collaborate with DD on this one so he must have thought it was okay.

FOR THE MILLIONTH TIME, "RELAX" IS FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD, NOT DURAN DURAN!!!!

I remember video taping this in 1985 and watching it over and over! I STILL love it! They are both so incredibly gifted.

This posting starts too late and ends too early. It doesn't include the beginning sequence with Annelle and, unfortunately, cuts off the best part at the end. "M'lynne, you just missed a chance of a lifetime! Half of Chiquipinn Parish would give their eyeteeth to take a whack at Weeza!" And McLa...

@russtex FYI: The only "missing" Taylor is Andy. John and Roger are still in.

@whatutinkitis I love Gervais. I have been a fan for about 6 years. But I do hope he gives Karl money for his jokes because he takes a lot of them for his stand-up.

That's Billy Crystal, and I will fight anyone that says it isn't.

@mrbarleymob I have seen GM in concert. Twice. He was brilliant, and sang this song to perfection. Sick or not, this was not a great performance equal to the ones I have seen in the past. Doesn't mean I don't still think he is awesome - he is! Just not a great performance. Calm down.

This movie used to scare the bejesus outta me as a kid! LOL I love it now, though. Diana Ross was WAY too old to play Dorothy but MJ was PERFECT as Scarecrow.

This is a FANTASTIC song off a GREAT album! The Chauffer is my all time favorite DD song and The Man Who Stole a Leopard is so reminiscent of it!! AWESOME!

Is this a joke? This is Frankie Goes to Hollywood, NOT DD.

This song is beautiful on its own but to be truly great, it must be sung by someone who has known loss and heartbreak. When that person allows themself to become lost in the lyric and allow that heartbreak to flow through, this song becomes something much, much more. Ms. Arthur is positively su...

Nope. That really is her singing. Jones was a talented vocalist that was classically trained.

I bought this EP when it came out in the late 80s/early 90s, more because I was George Michael fan than a Queen fan. The intervening years got me more familiar with Queen and Freddie Mercury's genius. Thing is, knowing more about Freddie, this performance just got better! It truly is phenomena...

I am no football fan and normally don't care who wins the Superbowl, but this movie ALONE made me cheer for the Packers. If for no other reason than just to be able to run outside, arms flailing, eyes crazed, yelling, "PACKERS WON THE SUPERBOWL! WOOOOOO!"

It reminds me of a bit that Bobcat G...

I can't seem to get past the emulsion step. The emulsion does not stay on the screen. It peels off like a deflated balloon. I have dried it for HOURS. Literally. And a lot of it with a hair dryer! Emulsion still peels right off. I am about to send it back.

@descreto It's an incedbily accurate description, though simplified. MacFarlane managed to boil it down to its essential elements and tell an accurate tale. The defenders say Regan didn't know about the Death Squads and cocaine, or they make the argument that the ends justified the means since ...