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@Camron932

Segue. It's spelt segue. With a little accent over the last e, which my computer doesn't have.

Love it when she stands up and her hat becomes a halo. She's the Goddess of Home Runs in that moment.

@MickM621

I think the point is that in the godless universe presented in this movie, there is no reward or punishment. People like Munney do horrible things "...killed everything that walks or crawls at one time or another..." and get away with it.Others, equally violent, like Little Bill are "p...

Nails it. This is probably the real answer to Life The Universe And Everything.

"We be of one blood thou and I"

@gesetzlose

His real name is Walter Kovacs; his superhero identity comes from his mask. It's supposed to be reminiscent of the Rorshach ink blot test; a series of cards with abstract "blots" on them that the patient interprets, and which gives supposedly gives insights into his psyche. Invente...

Billy Crudup owns this scene. He conveys an enormous sense of wonder with very subtle vocal modulation while buried under a mass of glowing blue CGI. The only thing that lets it down is the vapid brunette, who does nothing but stand there with her mouth open. I'd always

understood that a lot of...

So that's where that scene in Galaxy Quest comes from!

@lewisner Yes, there were. The Indians, sorry, Native Americans, called them "Buffalo Soldiers." It's what the song by Bob Marley is about.

@ThePinkRoseBaby

Interesting. I drink a fifth of Bushmills, then bust the empty bottle over my head and get the same feeling.

An odd, staccato reading ; not very satisfactory. One is reminded of Keanu Reeves stumbling through Much Ado.

Also, it's been cut :

"Th' oppressor's wrong, the proud man's contumely

The pangs of despised love, the law's delay,

The insolence of office, and the spurns

That patient merit of th' u...

And, they are, they are all three, good lookin' guys.

Everybody watching this is a good lookin' guy.

Best.Christmas.Movie.Ever.

@MrProzac88

It wasn't an accident; the guy had had elective surgery, to correct myopia, I think.

@strontiumXnitrate

I was a little wasted myself when I wrote that. I'm not usually such an arrogent douche.

Way to make me see what a jerk I can come off as. Well played.

@theJRLMchannel

You're right; Achilles is basically the villain. The first time you see him, he's mean to a little kid, and all the way through he's shown as an egomaniacal Nazi douchebag, running some kind of death cult of warrior fanatics. He even gives a Nazi salute from the temple of Apollo...

@Tinafigureskater

Arty stuff. I think a synonym for "tasteful", in this context.

And it's for Pete's sake. Probably from an ancient oath to Saint Peter (the first Pope, and gatekeeper of the Christian heaven.)

@GrandMasterFreshMpls

I disagree. I think this scene encapsulates one of the major themes of the show. Good people can hold diametrically opposed viewpoints, but still love their country equally, and want what's best for it, and for the people who live there.

@jbreee

Weird, well sure, sure,... but kinda hot, as well.

Sorry, but... normally functioning heterosexual male.

@SilverBeatles320

Y-o-u-'-r-e, as in, you are (the apostraphe denotes the missing letter) ; not your, as in your hat, or whatever. Also, we start sentences with a capital letter in English, so, Wow, in your case, not wow.

Okay, I made you feel stupid, and so you lash out a me. I'd pay more att...

@Jcolinsol

Toeing the line. As in, putting his toes on the line. It's from bare knuckle boxing days, when a line was literally scratched between the combatants, and they would have to "toe the line" before fighting started..

See also, coming up to scratch.

"...I would have stayed in the town where I was born and worked in the hardware store and married the bosses' daughter and had five kids... and squabbled with the wife about ...what programmes they could watch on the T.V. I might even have got rich- small town rich, an eight room house, two cars ...

I'm assuming the manacles and bloody wound dressing are not a vital faeture of the workout.

@1984femendes

That's "advice", genius. You should have started your sentance with a capital, and apostrophisd the "he's".Also, "I" in English is a capital. Plus, we finish with a full stop. You write one sentence in your mother tongue (and I'm guessing it's also the only language you speak) mock...

@landrover1515

So, you'd leave a child alone in .. well any environment, secure in the knowledge that Jesus; a possibly imaginary person you have never seen, or spoken to ( and we're not including dubious, unprovable "personal" experiences here) and of whom it is possible to make a viable histo...

It's Oscar Wilde, Dave: "The Americans are identical to the English in all respects except, of course, language."

You either need to fire your researchers, or quit drinking before you start a show.

And yet, earlier in the show's run, she's clearly shown not being able to speak French.

Still, by this time in the show it was all about lazy storylines and cheap laughs.

@Ignisiox

I made the statement about the Elizabethans to demonstrate that both we and the Americans have changed our manner of speaking since the time we all used a common form of English.

My point is that it is their language as much as it is ours, and they can mess with it in any way they see ...

@TehGalacticDonut

Actually, not much at all to other inhabitants of planet Earth. But since you're an intergalactic donut, we'll let that slide. Most humans have difficulty distinguishing one donut from another, after all.

In Soviet Russia, "this" touch you.

It's spelt "bored", not "board". One is a state of mind, one is a plank of wood. And it's "seemed", past tense, not "seems". Love, in this song, is a "giving" thing, not "given".

Perhaps English is your second language? Or are you just another one of those kids left behind, like 98% of the po...

I like Bill Hicks' take, "Anybody DUMB ENOUGH to want to be in the military should be allowed to join."

Great. If you're going to buy into part of a book written in the Iron Age by a bunch of desert dwelling nomadic goatherds, you ought to buy into all of it, however ridiculous it makes you look.

@fatchick41

Of course he did. He's a British thespian, darling. Not one of those awful colonials who think doing a bad Brando impersonation in Streetcar and a couple of laxative commercials means you're a real actor.

Yes, that is the future Batman at 1:46, listening to these awesome words.

Let criminals beware! You are a cowardly, superstitious lot! And I fought with Harry, the King upon St. Crispin's Day!!!!

@MsFredWealsey

Watch Kenneth Branagh doing the "Crispin's Day" speech from Henry V by a Mr. W. "Bill" Shakespeare.

This is a complete rip off, and kind of embarassing as a result. Peter Jackson had succumbed completely to his urge to be as camp as a row of pink tents by this point in the trilogy...

@WoWsigoth

People really don't like freedom, and try to stamp it out wherever they find it. Man is a pack animal, and needs rules, conventions, and conformity in order to survive.

Genuinely "free" people get arrested, or locked up in madhouses, or otherwise marginalised or oppressed.

And nobo...

Uncas and Cora. Sometimes, life just fuckin' sucks.

It's a much more realistic life lesson than the Alice/Deerslayer romance. Sometimes life just cuts out your bowels and shoves you over a cliff, or leaves you with no more viable option than jumping into the abyss.

Does the opening narration remind anyone else of Hemingway?

A deceptively simple, but enormously evocative prose style...

...too pretentious?

Fine, I'll get my coat.