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Damn. Talk about overcompensating.

Wait, she has to go "caribou huntin'" for meat because grocery stores are "400 miles away," yet she's holding a Starbucks cup...

The she says "no" at 1:11 annoys the hell out of me.

@CARLOSGURO Though set in Spain during the Franco regime, 'Pan's Labyrinth' is a Mexican film. Guillermo del Toro Gómez is a Mexican director. Esperanto Films is a Mexican production company.

In case you're as provincial as so many other Europeans, Mexico is in North America.

@yington It's cute how you spout profound ignorance and bigotry then try to assert some sense of moral superiority to someone who simply retorts another stereotype to illustrate how silly you sound. You're too dull to even pick up on that. Stop trying to communicate in secondhand stereotypes and ...

"Mr. Definitely..."

@TheMarcyLandry You haven't seen very many of them then. Have you seen the multiple "white" people defend the Muslim woman in the hijab? Or the Jewish teenagers? Or the girl about to join a polygamist family? Or the kid about getting hit on by his tutor? Your comment smacks of bigotry and racism;...

@ColdCypher He graduated from Yale in 1968 and received an MBA from Harvard in the mid-1970s.

@mks8 Care to explain your reasoning behind this comment?

Thumbs up if you think they did it on every single bed in the house.

@rickyp17 That's like bragging about being the most humble person in the world. But congratulations. You have broken free of The Matrix. All hail Neo.

No, thinking that 90% of the world "suffers from naive realism" just shows how callow and childish you are.

@Isthattrue100 Wow. After you use racial slurs and demean a woman you have the audacity to call me anti-Christ.

I love reading these posts by pedantic "progressives" awkwardly misusing words they just discovered in their pocket thesaurus in an attempt to sound educated.

*IF* you are educated... I'm sorry, taking an art appreciation class at the red brick public college doesn't make you an intellectual gia...

@TheMadamWitch One had three.

@mazambulla She's Filipina you dope.

The look on WFB's face at 1:27 is priceless.

A supposed integration of British and Atlantic pronunciations. Take a listen to Cary Grant or Katherine Hepburn. That's his "funny accent" as you call it, not because his first two languages were Spanish and French (in that order). Is his accent a relic of a bygone era? Yes. A stuffy reminder of ...