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Even without that logo in the upper right, it only takes about 20 seconds to recognize the scenery as Europe.

@silentevil77 There are guys in this?

That dog committed a ton of net faults.

Or as they call it in California, Tuesday.

The shadow of the plane is on the backdrop!!! I saw it and had to replay it to be sure I'd seen it right. Respect for old films is one thing, but this would have been laughable 50 years ago. D.W. Griffith would have done better 100 years ago (not the same planes, though!)

I do not recommend messing with that Canadian sergeant major!

The precision of manufacture of this machine is incredible. Apart from the thermostat, there is not a single electrical control. Everything is done mechanically. I was wondering how the slugs got back to the correct tracks. That pin mechanism is astonishing.

How American (yes, I know it's a joke, but still). The Russians invent a rifle that never jams and can take abuse, and if our military adopted it, we'd load it down with crap that requires every soldier to be accompanied in combat by a Swiss watchmaker. The chain saw blade would cost $10,000.

So Pom. "If I get just a couple of degrees more rotation, I'll understand what he's saying."

In an otherwise mediocre movie, the fast forward to 2030 is one of the most breathtaking scenes ever, and the music is gorgeous, too.

That's wonderfully clear imagery of something so tiny. I never thought I'd ever think of a spider as cute, but these are. Except for the "not tonight, dear, I'll eat you" part. Excellent job.

Fascinating that Jews can find this funny, but poke fun at Tim Tebow and the fundies get all ticked off. And run a caricature of Mohammed, and it's fatwa time.

kakoe imya muzyki - what's the name of the music?

Spirit has to be the crappiest animation ever done. The horse looks like they put ink in his water trough.

@tzar2007 If you want to talk about a stereotypical image, listen to the far less well known "American" dance from "The Red Poppy."

@adicgozinya Nuclear weapons are so huge, you won't mind if someone fires an insignificant little gun at you, right? I mean, they're so tiny in comparison.

NO comments?! That's fantastic!

Gee, look at what's not on list A: Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Germany, Austria.... Sweden shows up on the graph of all countries, but not the rest of them.

Nice art selection. The Scottish sound fits because the Celts are Europe's last link to a tribal past. And by the way, the Mohicans are very much alive.

@youwinoneinternets I wanted to learn to walk when I was two, but falling down made it so joyless and boring. Same with learning to ride a bike. All that practice. And don't get me started on memorizing the alphabet. There is nothing interesting you can do in math without going through the boring...

@MynamesNOTDevon

No, it's real. I can tell by the pixels. Besides, everyone knows that there's no fakery on the internet, right? Do I really need to add a [sarcasm] tag? Probably, given some comments I've seen on many sites.

Mount Rushmore is patrolled by a small army of workers constantly patching cracks and fixing damage. I doubt it will last 100,000 years.

All you geography whizzes: this was all filmed in California, okay? Are we clear?

Just when I think ODS (Obama Derangement Syndrome) people can't get any more stupid, along comes this. You stand at attention during a nation's national anthem. Like the Queen did. Like Obama did after he interrupted his toast. Of course, what can you expect from a bunch of phony patriots, 98% of...

Eowyn (Miranda Otto) is my absolute favorite character in the trilogy. She's beautiful, noble, kind, and could take me in a sword fight one handed. Did I mention she's also beautiful? You just have to fall in love with her.

Any idiot can see this is 43 man squamish. I saw a couple of guys thrown out for sportsmanlike conduct.

@ghostwolf9 Says a guy who probably can't draw a straight line in Windows Paint.

@takanodono My sentiments exactly. Seriously cute!

In a mind-blowingly stupid movie, this was one of the worst scenes. The dam is overflowing. It could fail. So of course they hover BELOW the top of the dam. Can you say "Darwin Award?"

And correct, LV wouldn't flood (although the movie mentioned evacuating Kingman, which is miles from the Colora...

@blackmajic13 I'm with you. What's destroying the traditional media isn't the Internet, it's advertising. Instead of providing entertainment and information for a living, and allowing advertisers to get exposure as a side effect, they view themselves as selling advertising for a living and provi...

Love the way the structure falls hundreds of feet and they don't flinch. It's like going down in a plane, but everything is okay, because you're strapped to your seat. Love what Palpatine says when he sends Anakin here. "It's a volcanic planet. You'll be safe there."

@xyzzjp People survive lightning strikes if the current conducts along their skin and not through vital organs. Lightning hits many places like tall buildings repeatedly. Lightning hits whenever charges leaking up from the ground and charges leaking down from the clouds create a pathway or leader...

You guys who are slobbering and fantasizing need to think a bit about what she could do if she got seriously P.O'd! But her innocent delight at the end is what makes the video.

Well, you can't say the film disrespects our intelligence. It assumes we can all speak Korean.

Excellent use of Smetana's Moldau. I was in deep suspense at the end wondering whether the work would be done in time but the video makes use of every last note. And of course the art work is gorgeous, too.

It is such a delight to see performers having fun.

That Rottweiler could chomp the pup in half with one bite but is incredibly gentle with him.

I saw this in the theater in 1969 and the scene where the twin wheels sweep on either side totally blew me away. It is one of the most breathtaking scenes ever.

Some of the effects in 2001 are dated. It's obvious that some scenes are painted backdrops, that some spacecraft are flat models, and s...

In an otherwise poor retelling of the story the first time-travel sequence zooming out to a ship landing at a lunar colony is far and away the best sequence. Nice music, too.

It took me a while to learn that Russian folk songs often fill out stanzas with random syllables. When it sounds like it's saying "ay da da ay da," it really IS saying "ay da da ay da." That's just how they do it.