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This is not a lens problem. Look starting at 1:17 time and you will see that the power lines are in front of the image. I don't know if this has been doctored, but this NOT something on the lens. If it was on the lens you would not see the power lines since the power lines would be further away.

@EmmaC1204 Every time I see this scene I just can not not cry. One of the most remarkable movie scenes ever.

One of the greatest movies ever made, and I've seen thousands. It's sad today's movies need special effects and big budgets, or be cynical to win an Oscar. No matter, this movie is better than any Oscar winner in the past many years.

Great work by trainer...But why call the ball blue, since dogs are color blind? Did the trainer call all the balls no matter what color blue, instead of the word ball?

What is the song in the background and what is it saying?

I know with the likes of Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle and Joe DiMaggio, that outfield is difficult to argue, but Mickey Rivers was probably the best Yankee outfielder ever and he was a good hitter and super fast base runner. I never saw a better climber of home run fences and take away home runs. Be...

Now I truly know what it will be like to see Jesus after he comes back to fix this broken world. I will cry tears of joy at his feet!

Plain and simply the greatest harmony ever...even though I like Simon and Garfunkel also, I'd bet they'd say the same thing.

Good video, but unfortunately I have never found a video of Andrew where it hit more directly which was further south than where this was filmed. It was so strong that people were more interested in staying alive than filming. There was no possible way to open a door or be outside with sustained ...

I like both Bruce Lee & Royce Gracie, truthfully we will never know who would have won, since they never fought. I had a friend who trained with Bruce and he said he had the fastest moves. But we also don't have video footage of Bruce fighting freestyle. We do have footage of Royce fighting. If ...

Notice the Barrel Jumping! I used to love that competition. Those were the days when athletes were not afraid to scrape their knees or fractured their skulls.

Babe Ruth is the #1 best baseball player ever. People forget that Babe was a pitcher for the first 5 1/2 years of his career. In fact he was one of the best pitchers of his era (holding the record for consecutive shutout innings in World Series). So he was a great pitcher and hitter in the major...

Basil Rathbone was the greatest Sherlock Holmes until Jeremy Brett took the character as his own. Mr. Brett is the Babe Ruth of Mr. Holmes', all others will be compared to him, but he will be THE Sherlock Holmes from now on. In this episode I truly feel for Jeremy because he does look very ill....

It's interesting that they call monopoly money pounds and not dollars, since the properties are in the USA. And as someone else noted using American dates. And the most curios thing of all: I've never really noticed what an American accent is until I hear Poirot and Sherlock Holmes (Jeremy Brett...

I think the reason why the Tie-Fighters wings popped off was that they were expected to lose and blown-up by the good-guys X-wing fighters. Good-guys weren't expected to lose and be blown-up.

GI Joe with Kung Fu Grip were probably the greatest action figures ever. How can you beat those giant action figures with real hair and beards. Only things that were close were the six million dollar man and Masketron. The only down side with GI Joes was their hair would fall off in patches no...

These aren't "Weebles wobbles but they don'[t fall down" toys. They were made by Romper Room. These are Fisher Price wannabe weebles that DO fall down, that's why they needed holes for there peg bottom bodies to fit in. They were still better than any tech toys of today.

didn't remember this existed nor the Mission Vehicle. I had Steve Austin, Maskatron, Big Foot and the Repair Station. I thought I had the whole six-million dollar collection! I got jipped! Actually, I probably begged my parents what I would get for Christmas and Oscar Goldman with a briefcas...

All the kids had a big wheel and I don't remember seeing anybody with the fancy green machine. I don't think it would have taken the beating we would have inflicted on those flimsy looking 'shifters'. A big wheel kept on running with slashed plastic 'tires' and with a ripped wobbling frame. I ...

Everybody had an SSP racer (or Evil Knievel bike version) back then. But I don't remember the Bing Bang Boing thing-a-bobs. I guess it was lawsuit city after taking out a few eyes with those bouncing BBs...ahhh those were the days when kids skinning knees was a temporary interruption in play an...

I am also 44 and everything seemed back then much simpler and not cynical. Meeting different people everyday was an adventure with no cellphones to interrupt/trivialize the real world...I miss my big wheel, burger king hat and GI Joe with kung-fu grip...oh and any big box I could play with my f...

It was widely known as the Trash80. I worked for aircraft repair company and it was still using years after for some engineering calculations. It didn't look like a bad machine for the time. But as a kid the Commodore 64 was the bomb (color ). I also learned programming on an Apple IIe (not a...

It's strange how we are now commenting on the MST3K guy's comments of the movies. In the not to distant future some other people are going to be entertained by commenting on these youtube comments. Will this madness ever end!!!

There have been many great running backs (Jim Brown, OJ, Etc), but I still think Earl was the greatest running back. The Reason I think this, is first he ran in the late 70's when weight training was used extensively (not used in Brown or OJ's era). You had great defenses to deal with because of...

Like these Bigfoot episodes. I don't know why I didn't see much of them as a kid. I was more of a Run Joe Run fan. Even though I find problems with the story (i.e. why doesn't Bigfoot just jump himself..I guess he didn't want Wild Boy to feel useless). What made these 70s TV shows great was t...