Wraith wrote: I swear it's like saying "well of course he can teleport, he ate like three cheeseburgers!"

You mean you don't teleport after your McDonald's run?

So some kid is going to play Chekov... what the hell. They approached Walter Koenig to play the part, but all he did was grumble about "crazy kids". Then he crushed their minds with his psychic powers. That's Anton Yelchin! He's actually a pretty good actor. Also: Wait, Uhura isn't her fi...

The only one to come to mind is the Wine Cup scene in The Princess Bride. Props to Sable for the badass list. I agree in most regards. How about the poisoned cup in "The Court Jester"? "The chalice with the palace has the pellet with the poison but he flagon with the dragon has the b...

emma wrote:Any part of Charade, really

**worships**

Oh my goodness, I love this movie!

emma wrote:

Mouse wrote:4. Kid plugging his ears in the background at the cafeteria in "North by Northwest"

Out of that entire movie, that's your favourite part? Geez.

I love the entire movie, don't get me wrong, but I have a thing for bloopers.

Lavos wrote:^Do not want in my thread.

Go to godofgod.com or whatever for that.

*Points accusatory finger at Pious Flea*

BUT, YES, LETS GET BACK ON TOPIC!!

Fair warning, I watch a whole lot of random stuff when it comes to movies and TV. And saying that, here is my list in no paticular order: 1. Mirror scene in "Duck Soup" 2. "I think I'm a sofa" in "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" 3. Chasing the dog in "Bringing Up...

What, like G-d? I thought you were Jewish - I didn't know you were a follower of Gud . You're in good company! So is Eric Trueheart! Messianic. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messianic_Jewish Also: I can think of no witty comeback. I mean, I thought I'd gotten good at witty comebacks. But I can not t...

The Pious Flea wrote:I have always been here.

What, like G-d?

I just remembered that pjotr stopped posting. I have not stopped posting! Oh good. I was worried. I think this is my first post: Hullo Hullo I am...Mouse...and I live in this little town out in Washington (State) that when I say the name people go "What?" or "Where's that?" or s...

Cake wrote:I am here to solve all your your costume problems! http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1719034

Dibs!!

Bringing Up Baby
Casanova (the BBC miniseries w/ David Tennant)
Hitchhiker Guide to the Galaxy


(or maybe Captains Courageous with Kirk Douglas, I can't decide)

I went as Westley from The Princess Bride once, in a black masked Dread Pirate Roberts outfit. No one got it except one person. She was this really old lady and she kinda stopped when she saw me, gave me a really inquisitive look, and then said "The Dread Pirate Roberts, I presume?". I ha...

Two years ago, I went as Ophelia (it seemed an obvious idea considering my name) from "Hamlet" after the point where she went insane. I kept having to explain it and that sorta killed the point...

There's my story.

Alja-Markir wrote:Legally speaking, if you are born in America, you are legally an American Citizen.

~Alja~

Exactly. Legally. But if we want to be nit-picky about this then the only "true Americans" would be the Native Americans. But, I'd rather not get too nitpicky about it...

emma wrote:STOP CONVINCING HIM TO CHANGE HIS MIND

BEST COSTUME EVER

Well, at least by a toy sonic screwdriver, then. You can get them at Hastings where I am.

Lord Chrusher wrote:I am thinking of being the Tenth Doctor although I am no David Tennant.

I would say do it, but I think you'd be explaining your costume alot. Pinstripes are kinda...normal...

JesterJ. wrote:I can relate. Toronto is the Tacoma of Canada.

What's so wrong with Tacoma?

Sable wrote:I have to admit that I'd almost rather Canadians invade Alaska...

What's in Alaska?

TheRocketSiobhan wrote:This is the short bus.

The comment is so perfect that I feel no need to attempt some sort of witty agreement.

emma wrote:Eddie Izzard was awesome, and only in it for like 2 minutes, max.

Okay.

(I was going to come up with something else to say, but I couldn't think of anything)

*applauds the bigamy joke*

Very Marx Brothers. Congrats.

Anyhoo, back on topic:

This movie looks fantastic. I want to see it, despite the fact that Eddie Izzard sorta scares me.

Lord Chrusher wrote:The Canadian Dollar is now worth more than the American Dollar.

Oh, yes, I heard. My father takes it as sign of the apocolypse.

I'm not joking.

NecroVale wrote:What you do in the privacy of your own home is between you and the internet.

*facepalms*

*headdesks*

*repeats*