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[Lady Rainbow]

A couple of ENT videos:

Trip Tucker as MacGuyver!:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goks9tz5Wxk

and here's one for Major Hayes of the MACOs, set to Bryan Adams' "Sound the Bugle"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dqxbSOIuwk

[Escriba]

Trip Tucker as MacGuyver!:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goks9tz5Wxk

Very good. And to think I had such a crush on MacGuyver when I was a child... *sigh*

Here is another parody video about the X-Men, this time, about how many times they have died: http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=6HJX8_d0zmQ&feature=related

And there is something more...

After the world famous recut trailer of "Mary Poppins" ("Scary Mary"): http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=2T5_0AGdFic

The shocking recut of "The shining": http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=KmkVWuP_sO0&feature=related

And the surprising recut of "You've got mail": http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=gkp-Ik97dz0&feature=related (I like this one because I hate the movie; I think it was a unnecessary remake of a great classic.)

Here comes the recut of the Star Wars movie Prequels: http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=ugKqfWq_6u4 (where you understand Padmé's real plan I love it)

[Alelou]

And the surprising recut of "You've got mail": http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=gkp-Ik97dz0&feature=related (I like this one because I hate the movie; I think it was a unnecessary remake of a great classic.)

LOL! I didn't hate You've Got Mail, but The Shop Around the Corner is indeed FAR SUPERIOR. Nobody I know has ever seen it until I force it on them. Rent it, people! Jimmy Stewart, great script, wonderful banter, it's WONDERFUL.

[Asso]

Here comes the recut of the Star Wars movie Prequels: http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=ugKqfWq_6u4 (where you understand Padmé's real plan I love it)

Have you identifyed the music? "In the Hall of the Mountain King" , from "Peer Gynt", by Edvard Grieg.
Absolutely splendid and very fitting.

[Lady Rainbow]

Here is another parody video about the X-Men, this time, about how many times they have died: http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=6HJX8_d0zmQ&feature=related

"How did I die again????"



Again, love Logan's Canadian accent. And Beast is right...another round of death will just complicate things again...

Here comes the recut of the Star Wars movie Prequels: http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=ugKqfWq_6u4 (where you understand Padmé's real plan I love it)

"This is how liberty dies...with thunderous applause." *evil smile* And the part where Obi-Wan accuses her of being a Sith Lord (Lady?) BWAHAHAHAHA! Evil Padme! I love it! And yeah, I might buy it (again) with this plot.

[Escriba]

"How did I die again????"



Again, love Logan's Canadian accent. And Beast is right...another round of death will just complicate things again...

I know.

CYCLOPS: Oh, and you killed Jean.
MAGNETO: She's dead again?
LOGAN: No, no, don't change the subject here.

"This is how liberty dies...with thunderous applause." *evil smile* And the part where Obi-Wan accuses her of being a Sith Lord (Lady?) BWAHAHAHAHA! Evil Padme! I love it! And yeah, I might buy it (again) with this plot.

The cow will be milked

Have you identifyed the music? "In the Hall of the Mountain King" , from "Peer Gynt", by Edvard Grieg.
Absolutely splendid and very fitting.

Yeah, I know, it's one of the best crescendos in Classical music and this version is even more thunderous.

LOL! I didn't hate You've Got Mail, but The Shop Around the Corner is indeed FAR SUPERIOR. Nobody I know has ever seen it until I force it on them. Rent it, people! Jimmy Stewart, great script, wonderful banter, it's WONDERFUL.

I agree. The bantering between Miss Novak and Mr. Kralik is a classic One of the best (if not the best) romantic comedies of all times, with others like "The apartment", "Sabrina" (the old one, please), "Breakfast at Tiffany's", "The Philadelphia story", "Adam's rib" (I think we can call it "romantic comedy") or "When Harry met Sally".

[Alelou]

Huh, I haven't seen The Apartment. Will have to check it out!

I love When Harry Met Sally. Philadelphia Story too.

In my younger days, when I wore contacts and moonlighted as a wedding photographer, drunks would tell me I looked like Meg Ryan. Of course, they were drunk. My parents thought so too, and they were sober. But then, they're my parents.

Nobody says it anymore. I'd try to find me some drunks, but I don't think it would work.

[Escriba]

Huh, I haven't seen The Apartment. Will have to check it out!

Oh, do it. The love story has a melancholic air or feeling around it, but it's really touching. Shirley MacLaine is fantastic, but Jack Lemmon is the one who deserves all the praises. There is a scene, the scene when the he gets it (the mirror scene we can call it) where his acting is incredible, you suddenly feel so sorry for him...

In my younger days, when I wore contacts and moonlighted as a wedding photographer, drunks would tell me I looked like Meg Ryan. Of course, they were drunk. My parents thought so too, and they were sober. But then, they're my parents.

Nobody says it anymore. I'd try to find me some drunks, but I don't think it would work.

You know the saying: in vino veritas, so don't ignore drunks flattering comments

[Kevin Thomas Riley]

Here comes the recut of the Star Wars movie Prequels: http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=ugKqfWq_6u4 (where you understand Padmé's real plan I love it)

That's absolutely hilarious!

I love Darth Padmé!

[Alelou]

Oh, do it. The love story has a melancholic air or feeling around it, but it's really touching. Shirley MacLaine is fantastic, but Jack Lemmon is the one who deserves all the praises. There is a scene, the scene when the he gets it (the mirror scene we can call it) where his acting is incredible, you suddenly feel so sorry for him...

That sounds good to me.

Have you seen The Trouble with Harry, which was an early Hitchcock black comedy and also Shirley MacLaine's debut? It's a real hoot.

[Asso]

In my younger days, when I wore contacts and moonlighted as a wedding photographer, drunks would tell me I looked like Meg Ryan. Of course, they were drunk. My parents thought so too, and they were sober. But then, they're my parents.

Nobody says it anymore. I'd try to find me some drunks, but I don't think it would work.

You know the saying: in vino veritas, so don't ignore drunks flattering comments

Alelou, Escriba is absolutely right.

[Escriba]

Have you seen The Trouble with Harry, which was an early Hitchcock black comedy and also Shirley MacLaine's debut? It's a real hoot.

Yes, it's very funny. It's amazing how such a simple movie, with so little elements (a few actors and locations) can be so entertaining.

I like "The Lady Vanishes" too. The plot is a little silly, but I find it amusing. Hitchock doesn't use a MacGuffin in this, but almost

Of Shirley MacLaine I like a movie (not very known, for me, at least) where she acts with Audrey Hepburn called "The Children's Hour". It's a melodrama (or a drama, I'm really bad with genres.) And it has the most shocking end (I didn't expect it.) Shirley MacLaine is fabulous and I really like Audrey Hepburn in this one, she looks like somebody uncomfortable in her own skin.

[Alelou]

That's from the play by Lillian Hellman, who was married to Dashiell Hammett. I never saw the movie, though, it sounds interesting.

You know, I went to look at a recent picture to figure out if the drunks were on to anything, and I think they were mostly just drunk ... or just looking at my chin. I do have Meg's chin and jaw line. If you put enough hair on me it can fool ya. Personally I'd say most of the time I actually look like a nearsighted cross between Meg Ryan and Tim Russert.

So then I went to look at Meg Ryan to do the comparison. There are definitely chin similarities. I chose the most haggard picture I could find of her to make myself feel better. Worked pretty well, actually.

[Lady Rainbow]

I can see a resemblance in the chin and cheeks, Alelou.

[Asso]

Yes, but also in the look.