^ Rule 25 and rule 27 are a paradox since you know that it's correctly spelled "Humour" and you only spelled it with one 'U' just to take the piss out of us Brits and Aussies.
^ You forgot "Waaaaaaah"
DuracellEnergizer said:
I was imagining God tilting Their head and thinking "Did we hear a buzzing gnat fly past our ear just now?"
Saint Peter - "No my lord, it was the buzzing of a fly eating a child's eye"
God - "Oh nevermind then"
(Only joking, no offense meant)
The new BBC adaptation of 'Wolf Hall' is fantastic. Everybody needs to check it out if they like subtle and serious drama. Plus the natural candlelight photography reminds me of Kubrick's Barry Lyndon which is a good sign. But anyway why I'm posting this here...
The dramatisation of how the publication of William Tyndale's English translation of the Bible effects life is fascinating. One day The Bible is this mysterious thing that Priests read to you in an ancient dead language, only delivering the parts they want you to hear. And the next day you have a copy you can read, keep at home (Albeit in secret on pain of death) and interpret yourself. It's really electric drama.
A couple of points stood out for me, when a man says it's like being "Drunk on the word of God" and another where a man courageously stands up, visibly shaking and reads allowed from Genesis (I think it was) in English before his congregation (He is burned alive soon after).
Like I said, it's fascinating stuff.
Original Boba Fett's line "As you wish" is a strong contender. There are so many layers to those 3 words the way it is delivered.
Probably when Lando says...
"We're on our way, Red group, Gold group, all fighters follow me. Ha ha ha, I told you they'd do it!"
...followed by an EPIC music sting and heroic FX shot :-)
It's all I can do to not jump up and down with excitement when he says that line, no matter how many viewings and years have since I first heard it.
Not the most original line (You could slot it into a WWII movie without trace, as you could with many SW lines) but it's the way Billy Dee Williams delivers it.
ROTJ is obviously the best Star Wars film, but we all already agreed on that in this thread...
Is it December yet?
^ Who is "I"? I can't find that character on Wookieepedia.
Others have uttered similar sentiments (I'm sure I've heard the eye-eating-insects argument before) but what made it special for me was the way Fry delivered it as if he was actually speaking directly to God at the pearly gates, and giving him a right telling off!
I was imagining God being ashamed and feeling duty bound to apologise to Stephen ;-)
I watched the whole interview streamed on RTE's website. Very interesting stuff, most of it not about God and quite a bit about Fry's bipolar disorder.
Yes don't go Ender :-(
^ Lucky you.
He never says this, or anything like it.
I think Yoda's conversation with young Anakin about being cold...
Yoda - How Feel You?
Annie - Cold, sir.
...and Yoda making lunch for Luke...
Yoda - Eat, eat. Hot. Good food, hm? Good, hmm?
...have got scrambled up in your imagination somehow.
as a newt, quaffing flaggons
Colour Scene backstage refreshments area
Sorry Ender, not sure what you are refering too.
I notice that video has got over 5 million views in a week, so it's clearly getting people engaged. RTE's other uploaded videos with anything like that amount of views are years old.
K. None of them, it's made up
Huh, this is an interesting fan project, to seemlessly add massive jiggling t*ts to the animated movie 'Fire and Ice'...
On Sunday, 2.5 of the greatest minutes ever were broadcast on Irish Televison...
Stephen Fry on God / The Meaning Of Life / RTÉ One
The slightly horrified looks on the interviewer's (Gay Byrne) face make it all the better.
To borrow the title from Oolon Colluphid's 4th book "Well, That About Wraps It Up For God" ;-)
unspecified number of focus groups
My curiosity got the better of me...
TV's Frink said:
7) Repeating unfunny jokes over and over.
...oh, dammit!
Even if all the movie had was this soundtrack...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8BubJnLO-g
...it would be enough.
DuracellEnergizer said:
As far as I'm concerned, Nolan's fucked everything he's made up right from Day 1.
So you agree he's an example of not being "hit and miss" then ;-)
TheBoost said:
All directors are hit and miss.
Hmmm, interesting. There must be examples that aren't. Thinking cap on.
Edit: Christopher Nolan. Mind you he's relatively new and has plenty of years to come in his career where he can f**k it all up ;-)
