Hello! My name is Miranda & welcome to my second channel! You can find my main channel @TheMirandalorian where I talk about my obsession with video games and other things. But this channel is where I will react to movies, tv shows, and anything else I find interesting! Thank you so much for subscribing & sharing my first time movie/tv show experiences!
what do you mean dinosaurs do not exist right now have you ever seen a hummingbird have you ever seen a falcon ever seen the albatross have you ever seen a penguin or an ostrich those are all dinosaurs sweetheart the alton thyroid family there's still a lot they never died out completely they're called birds or dinosaurs
The Stonehenge scene was actually inspired by a real incident that happened to Black Sabbath. As the story goes,Black Sabbath wanted to create a Stonehenge stage set. But in the confusion and miscommunication the measurements were measured in meters instead feet,making it 3x bigger than the original thus making it too big for any known arena of the time.
fyi the suit is a lawyer nothing else lawyers always protect themselves first screw the kids he needs to be hiding she goes to the backroom don't place the hide if you ask me
You know if you'd stop talking during the movie you'd understand 90% of what's going on by hearing it he said there is a hurricane approaching the island. it's not just a thunderstorm it's a hurricane oh dear Lord you're the kind of person that talks during movies right you're the kind of people that should never be allowed into a movie theater other than just yourself By yourself you pay for the whole theater buy up all the seats and you sit there by yourself. and everyone will be happy
If you listen is it a talking through the movie he just said we use frog DNA to fill up the halls in the DNA that they don't have put him in better off that he used lizard or monitors lizard DNA much better even crock DNA would have been better but they used frog don't ask me why I don't know I don't care is to complete the dinosaur codes and so they can make the dinosaurs however they want because they're really making the dinosaurs designer not natural because most dinosaurs had the feathers of some kind either picked up fibers or whatnot But they had primitive feathers that would just keep you warm downy fuzzy peasant Later on they got the general Oval shaped feathers conform feathers and then they grew flight feathers So that's the development of feathers dignified fibers down shaped feathers then flight feathers which are not uniform the same shape they are off-centers-shaped but that's different tesla father available and that's why birds are dinosaurs. no ifsands or butts they are dinosaurs.
I balled like a baby when they announced he had taken his own life. He spent his entire life making people happy instantly lighting up the room the second he walked in or the second he appears on the screen. He was my childhood, from Jack(My absolute favorite) to Mrs.Doubtfire, Jumanji to BiCentennial man, Flubber to Patch Adam’s. I have so many fond memories of watching Robin Williams movies.
If you haven't seen it, might I suggest reacting to, The Rutles (All You Need Is Cash). A spoof of the lives and careers of 'The Beatles'. It not only includes several of the Pythons, but there's also comedy cameos by......George Harrison, Mick Jagger, Paul Simon, Bianca Jagger, John Belushi, Dan Akroyd, Bill Murray and a shed load of others. It's absolutely hilarious.....all the more so if you know anything about Beatles career, music and folklore.
"I would bet money they adapted this into a stage musical"......and you would win. Eric Idle, the musical one of the pythons that wrote, 'Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life' adapted it for stage, including several musical numbers. It was called Spamalot and it ran in both London's West End (theatre district) and Broadway for years.
Hitchcock had to get his cameo appearance out of the way early, so viewers would quit looking for him and focus on the movie. Here, he appears outside the bank, wearing a cowboy hat.
Movie is loaded with insider references to the British Invasion. ST's drummer (one of several) is "Mick Shrimpton". For a while, Mick Jagger dated Chrissie Shrimpton, model Jean Shrimpton's sister. "Sir Denis Eaton-Hogg"--Sir Michael Lindsay-Hogg directed the Beatles' "Let It Be"; "Ian Faith"--early British rocker Adam Faith, and so on.
1978 Eric Idle (Monty Python) and Neil Innes worked on a spoof Beatles band called The Rutles and released music & film parodies ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sEwySvgfwLE.html
The Comic Strip (UK Ade Edmondson & Rik Mayall,/ Dawn French & Jenifer Saunders plus more ) did a Rock band mockumentary for the fictional band Bad News in 1983 on UK TV (and an other episode in 1988) , which seems to be a year before Spinal Tap. Either way both are genius ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t5U7wBfyl94.html
When David Evans watched this (aka The Edge), he said he didn’t laugh, he cried, because it summed up what garbage the big recording labels had become.
Harry Shearer (Derek Smalls) voices several characters on the Simpsons, including Mr. Burns, Waylon Smithers, Ned Flanders, Reverend Lovejoy, Lenny, Principal Skinner, Kent Brockman and Otto the bus driver
Amazing film but not the first, I've read the first was in 1957. If you love This is Spinal Tap you must watch The Comic Strip Presents Bad News Tour, It's also a mocumentary about a band and was released a year before Spinal Tap. They also did a sequel called More Bad News. Would love to see someone review Some of the Comic Strip films/episode... So So Funny!
"The Comic Strip Presents Bad News Tour" came out over 1 year before Spianl Tap, It's very similar and also amazingly funny. I highly recommend it. It features Rik Mayall, Ade Edmondson, Nigel Planner, Dawn French & Jennifer Saunders (Who were all in "The Young Ones") and Peter Richardson.
Daphne Zuniga as Princess Vespa 😍 Which is a motor scooter brand, by the way 😉 She also starrs alongside John Cusack in the '86 movie 'The Sure Thing', which has always been a favourite among my circle of friends and which I highly recommend to you 😊👍 *PS:* I read only a few days ago that a sequel is currently in the making! 😀
You mentioned the soundtrack album: "The Album of the Soundtrack of the Trailer of the Film of Monty Python and the Holy Grail" was not exactly a soundtrack album. You'd enjoy it nevertheless.
Not sure what sort of reputation the Gotham TV show has amongst pop culture fans, but I loved it. They did an excellent job (in my opinion) of giving a version of origin for Bruce/Batman and most of his rogues gallery (his list of enemies and villians). Their versions of the Riddler and Penguin are by far my favorite depictions of those two in film. An important thing to remember about Ra's al Ghul, he is ancient. He may or may not be the originator of the League of Shadows, but what he certainly is the man who has been head of the league for several generations. The Green Arrow also has a lot of interactions with Ra's and the League, and in Arrow's show they did a good job of explaining and expounding on the roots of the League itself but also how Ra's keeps himself ... "young". Arrow's relation ship with Ra's is (at least in the show) made to be very similar to Batman's relationship. Ra's is always presumably looking for an heir, refusing to ... believe? admit? that his daughter Talia could truly be his heir. Instead often trying to marry her off to someone he considers a worthy successor such as Batman or Green Arrow. At the same time however, possibly as a side affect of the process which keeps him "young", Ra's half the time seems to be just as intent upon destroying that potential successor. Almost like he's testing them, and willing to kill them if they fail. Never mistake though, Ra's Al Ghul is no altruist. The version we get in the movie here is seemingly looking to help the world, but in truth he just wants to eliminate what he sees as elements that are in the way of his version of progress. It just so happens that the specific elements he's targeting here, the criminal one, is something we would generally want to eliminate as well. Add to that mix "ends justifies the means" and viola! But his true baseline goal is always domination and control of the world at large, from the shadows. Hence League of Shadows. As to the idea that Batman and his villains are all just "normal people" and not super powered, that's debatable. I would argue that for both Bruce and for his cast of villains and even his cast of sidekicks, the events and trauma of their lives have pushed their bodies and their phyches, to a breaking point of sorts often with the added impetus of some sort of chemicals like with the traditional story of the Joker and his vat of Acme chemicals or a technological based accident like with Victor Freeze and his experiments. The end result being these people have a combination of physical ability above the norm and often the mental capacity (whether for good or bad/crazy) to match. It's important to keep in mind that this is still super heroes we're dealing with here, but approached from a very different path than the heroes many may be more familiar with from the MCU. It's no more "realistic" just ... different. [edit] Oh, and like you I've always pronounced it Raesh Al Ghoul (pronounced not spelt of course) - and yea, Rachael was only created for the purposes of the movie.
I would just like to note that my Bday is 2/22 and I've always loved repeating numbers, and 2s. And Harvey Dent as Two-Face, from the time I was small (Dad was a batman fan and I grew up watching the Tim Burton ones, as well as knowledge from comics and listening to parents talk with their friends lol
Guitarist Nigel Tufnel is played by Christopher Guest. He's the director of Waiting For Guffman, Best In Show, A Mighty Wind and For Your Consideration. All of them are funny. All of them are right in your wheelhouse!
