20130130:
I must have seen bits and pieces of this movie before, and it is possible I have seen the entire film as a kid. But after watching the movie today, I could not recall having seen the entire movie prior to today.
In any case, the plot of this movie was similar to the plots of Dances with Wolves (1990), Pocahontas (1995), and Avatar (2009). In fact, the plots of Avatar and FernGully are so similar that some people would say Avatar is a rip-off of FernGully, subject to their definition of a rip-off. While in most respects of the word Avatar is probably not a rip-off FernGully, if it was, then it did a great job of turning the plot of a below-average animation into a spectacular blockbuster (and at great expense).
Overall, the animation quality of FernGully was below the average animation quality of Disney films and the story was too simple for me, albeit good for children. Meanwhile, I liked the character Batty, voiced by Robin Williams, and the humor which he brought to the movie. In the end, if you have kids, then watch it with them. If you don't have kids, then your time is probably better spent watching Avatar (2009) (for essentially the same story, but with more details and outstanding visuals).
[20181213 Edit]
Instant Comments:
Haha. Is that (the voice of) Robin Williams? [It is!]
"Delicious and nutritious, tastes just like chicken."
"We're going in full throttle, that ought to keep those Rebel Fighters off our tail." - References Star Wars. [The original line is "We're going in full throttle. That out to keep those fighters off our back."
"Red leader, red leader."
Watched 20130130 (Netflix, Instant) FernGully: The Last Rainforest (1992) Bill Kroyer. 76 min
20130129:
I absolutely love the visuals in this movie. In fact, even as I was trying to think of other good things to say about the movie, I kept thinking about its visuals. I wish I had had the opportunity to see this movie in theaters.
Rango (Johnny Depp) tries to blend in.
(Technically the character isn't named Rango at this point in the movie.)
After watching the movie, I saw a short clip on how the actors would act out the parts and their expressions and movements would be recorded as a realistic reference for the animators. Maybe that's part of the reason why the movie is visually pleasing. Of course, there was more visual detail than just the character expressions. For example, I also enjoyed the scenery and water animation.
Actually, Rango had some pretty good jokes spread throughout the movie as well. While they didn't have me bursting out loud, they definitely fit the fun mood of the film.
Overall, I'd highly recommend watching this movie if you're hankering for a modern Spaghetti western with a touch of humor to lighten the mood.
Note:Rango won the Oscar award for best animated film of the year in 2012; it did not, however, have much competition.
[20130129 Assumed Post Date][20181213 Edit] Instant Comments:
Ha. The dead insect.
"I couldn't help notice..." Ha. "Are those real?"
I like the graphics.
"Who am I? I could be anyone." He sees DURANGO and covers the DU.
Beans (Isla Fisher)
Hahahaha. Rango breathes the fire, slaps him, and pours alcohol on his face to increase the burns.
Oh shit. He breaks the bottle of vintage floodwater.
Random shit at the 55 minute mark. "Who needs a check-up?" "Awkward."
Electric guitar!
The main dilemma of the movie is a parody of the dilemma of another movie: Chinatown (1974).
"Ride of the Valkyries." I'm reminded of Apocalypse Now (1979)
That's so beautiful. His walk across the road.
"No man can walk out of his own story."
Mayor (Ned Beatty)
Spirit of the West is based on Clint Eastwood's character Blondie in The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly (1966).
Ha. He eats the insect passing by.
Of the voice actors, I'm only familiar with Johnny Depp and Abigail Breslin. However, I recognized neither of their voices in the film. Watched 20130129 (Netflix, Instant)
Watched first third 20130921 (Netflix, Instant) Rango (2011) Gore Verbinski. 107 min
20130127:
Yay! I'm glad I managed to catch this film available on Netflix. It was the last of the six feature films based on the original Star Trek cast I had yet to see.
Kirk and Spock.
It was great getting to watch this film, because I got to see a plot detail incorporated in Star Trek (2009).
I'm also glad, because the movie directly leads into the next film, Star Trek III (1984). I suddenly think to myself, "Oh! That's how they got to this part of the plot." I've gotten that same feeling when I watched Star Wars Episode III (2005) after Star Wars (1977) (Episode IV) and when I watched the first and second seasons of Lost after the third and fourth seasons.
Title.
Instant Comments: Warning! Comments may contain spoilers to other movies.
Ha. Good intro. Kobayashi Maru. It's also mentioned in Star Trek (2009).
At the 1 hour 16 minute mark, we learn that the plot in Star Trek (2009) ties into the details laid out in this movie.
"The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few." "Or the one."
Khan.
Near the end of the movie, around the 1 hour 36 minute mark, I understand why Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984) starts the way it does.
"It's a far, far better thing I do than I have ever done before. A far better resting place that I go to than I have ever known."
: Apparently this comes from A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens. It originally reads, "It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to, than I have ever known."
:: Apparently I wasn't paying complete attention and Spock gave the book to Kirk as a birthday gift.
Uhuru, Bones, and Sulu.
We see Spock's casket at the 1 hour 45 minute mark. Watched 20130127 (Netflix, Instant) Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) Nicholas Meyer.
This is one of the musicals my sister and I watched over and over again when we were kids. In fact, the musicals on VHS are one of the reasons we need to keep a VHS player around the house. From what I can recall, all the other musicals we frequently watched while growing up were The Sound of Music (1965), Mary Poppins (1964), Singin' in the Rain (1952), An American in Paris (1951), and Funny Face.
[20130126][20181213 Edit]
Jo Stockton (Audrey Hepburn)
20130126:
Prior to watching the movie, I could only remember the image of Fred Astaire and Audrey Hepburn talking at a bookshelf. Thus, despite having seen the movie several times when I was younger, I felt as if I was watching the movie for the first time.
When Audrey Hepburn first appeared in the bookstore, I couldn't help but look in awe at her beautiful face. And while she later gets dressed up and looks absolutely gorgeous, she already looked great in her bookstore outfit!
In any case, it was fun to see the protagonist, Jo (Audrey Hepburn), transition naturally from working in a bookstore to becoming a model for this fashion company.
Maggie Prescott (Kay Thompson) (in red) and Jo (carrying books)
I also liked seeing more and more of the good nature of the company president, Maggie Prescott (Kay Thompson), as the movie progressed. When we first meet the character, she's portrayed as intrusive and her strict concern is with business. But later we get to see Maggie sing and dance and she went from a character I despised to one which I didn't.
I would highly recommend this movie if you're looking to watch a short-and-fun romantic movie. Alternatively, you should watch this movie if you like musicals or love watching movies with Audrey Hepburn. Speaking of Audrey Hepburn, she does her own singing and dancing in this film!
[20130126 Assumed Post Date][20181213 Edit] Instant Comments:
Audrey Hepburn is so beautiful.
Huh, I never realized until today they're actually facing a wall at the 16 minute mark.
Dick Avery (Fred Astaire) shows Jo a photo of herself
29 minute mark: "I love your funny face."
Hmm, Audrey Hepburn's character and the old woman's character were practically enemies, but then they seemed so friendly after setting foot in Paris.
Ha! The woman is yelling at the man, he slaps her, and then she's happy.
Haha. Creeper. He makes it so romantic. Climb up a ladder and serenade your love interest at her balcony. Note to self: have a dance prepared for such occasions. of course, where would I get music to play in the background.
I wonder how many takes it took to shoot the umbrella int to the trashcan.
"It is a bird of paradise." I'm thinking, "Blue steel!"
"There are tears in her eyes."
She caught a fish!
"Stop! Stop!!" "I don't want to stop. Take a picture! Take a picture."
Haha. "Ring a dem bells."
"Roses are red, violets are blue."
What a lazy front deskman. "I'm sorry, it was too late."
Ah. I had forgotten the ending. How romantic.
"I love your funny face. Your sunny funny..."
"'S Wonderful" was also in An American in Paris (1951). Watched several times before.
Watched 20130126 (Netflix, Instant) Funny Face (1957) Stanley Donen. 103 min
20130125:
So I remember when this film came out in theaters, my friend Josh kept suggesting I watch it, but I insisted I didn't want to watch a comedy in theater. Then I think he got it on blu-ray, but for some reason I still didn't watch it. I might have had interest, but there are always so many movies lined up. If he reads this post, he can correct me on the situation if he remembers. In any case, it was the movie of choice for the night and I was cracking up throughout the majority of the movie.
Great laughs. If you're looking for a good comedy, check this movie out. As a side note, the movie reminded me of The Hangover (2009), except with woman. Yes, if you enjoyed The Hangover, you should definitely check this movie out.
Spoiler: I think Helen and Annie have reconciled at the end of the film. Instant Comments:
Terry Crews!
Mark Wahlberg painting?
I think that's the actress from Reno 911 (Yes! Wendi McLendon-Covey)
"Catch you on the flipside muthafuckas!"
Aww. How sad to see her on the bus. That Helen is a bitch.
The outburst at the shower is great. I love it. I feel like I had anger built up in sympathy for Annie, and then her outburst just releases that for me as much as it does for her.
The actress (Kristen Wig) reminds me of Meg Ryan and Amy Adams.
I realize when the character Meg is harassing Annie ("I'm life" and so forth) that Meg was the cook from Gilmore Girls. (Melissa McCarthy)
"This is the first time I've seen you ugly." Watched 20130125 (DVD) Bridesmaids (2011) Paul Feig. 125 min
20130122:
I've seen this movie so many times as both a kid and an adult. In fact, I own the DVD! But watching the film on Netflix is convenient and I realized I can take a screenshot or two to fill the page.
Marie (Liz English), Toulouse (Gary Dubin), and Berlioz (Dean Clark)
I love the music in this movie and I love the classic Disney animation. 20190102 Comment:
I previously wrote the following (with some minor edits):
The movies shares plot elements with Disney's Lady and the Tramp (1955), except replacing dogs with cats. With that being said, the romance between the protagonists is more straightforward and doesn't happen over the course of a love song.
However, the statement is misleading (and arguably wrong). In particular, it was almost as if I was saying that The Aristocats is a rip-off of Lady and the Tramp.
Instead, it is a fact that the protagonists in The Aristocats are cats (with dogs appearing in the movie as well) and the protagonists in Lady and the Tramp are dogs (with cats appearing in the movie as well). Furthermore, the movies as a whole are dissimilar.
Thomas O'Malley (Phil Harris) and Toulouse
Short Plot Summary to The Aristocats: A mother cat named Duchess and her three children are abducted. An alley cat named Thomas O'Malley helps them return home. Along the way, the two fall in love.
Short Plot Summary to Lady and the Tramp: A dog named Lady is framed for misbehavior and she's brought to the pet shop to get a muzzle put on. She runs away and a stray dog named Tramp helps her out. They begin to fall in love.
Thus, the only similarity between the two movies is that the protagonists are (non-anthropomorphic) animals (true for many Disney movies) and romance (also true for many Disney movies). 20211016:
While on vacation, I watched this with Ada and Ben.
Instant Comments:
2: Disney Plus has a warning about the racial depictions
1: "Could we take the elevator this time sir?"
1: He kisses Duchess's tail.
2: So silly thinking of Edgar... what a fool
1, 2: "Because I'm a lady, that's why." "You're not a lady, you're nothing but a sister."
1: Ha. "Mama, he did it again."
1: Oh I don't think I ever noticed how Toulouse finishes one of Berlioz's musical phrases.
1: I like the occasional scratchiness around the edges when a character is in motion.
1: "Wait a minute, I'm the leader..."
Duchess (Eva Gabor)
1: Hehe, I love that chase scene.
1: Abraham de Lacy Giuseppe Casey Thomas O'Malley
1: Toulouse really gets into O'Malley's song.
1: "Aloha, auf wiedersehen, bon soir, sayonara, and all those good bye things."
1: These geese... haha. "Don't do that!"
1: "Don't worry about form." "It'll come later."
1: Ha. "Hiya chicks." "We're not chickens, we're geese." "No... I thought you were swans."
1: "Yes dear, think goose."
1: "Warm... and cozy." Ha.
2: I fell asleep after the scene where Edgar makes away with the evidence
1: "Everybody wants to be a cat."
1: "Fortune cookie always wrong."
1: "Groovy momma, groovy."
1=20130122, 2=20210902
Watched several times before.
Watched 20130122 (Netflix, Instant, HD)
Watched first three fourths 20210902 (Disney Plus) The Aristocats (1970) Wolfgang Reitherman. 78 min
Scat Cat (trumpet, Scatman Crothers), Shun Gon (piano, Paul Winchell), Hit Cat (guitar, Lord Tim Hudson), Peppo (accordion, Vito Scotti), Billy Bass (bass, Thurl Ravenscroft)
20130122:
I like the relationship that Bill Murray's character and Scarlett Johansson's character share in the movie. I don't entirely know what it consists of, but mostly shared fun and loneliness.
Bob Harris (Bill Murray) and Charlotte (Scarlett Johansson) after a long night of hanging out.
I'm glad that despite not finishing this movie many years ago, I decided to pick it up and finish it today. Instant Comments:
Nice butt. :)
Scarlett Johansson is so pretty.
Giovanni Ribisi
"He want you to turn and look in camera." "That's all he said?"
"Right side, with intensity."
"Slower, and more intensity."
Haha. "Rip my stocking." That scene is ridiculous. Hahaha. "Let me go."
That photo shoot was pretty funny.
He still has the clips on his back!
OMG! The machine was going so fast! "Help!" Haha. Hahaha.
Bill Murray making people laugh in the waiting room.
I don't think I watched as far as 45 minutes into the movie the first time. In fact, I probably watched at most to the 40 minute mark, but probably only watched to the 30 minute mark.
That was good.
Credits:
Francis Ford Coppola, Sofia Coppola's father, is the executive producer.
Filmed entirely on location.
Hehe, after the credits are done rolling, we see the one girl from the movie waving hello/goodbye.
Charlotte looking cute as she's angry.
Partially watched once before.
Watched 20130122 (Netflix, Instant, HD) Lost in Translation (2003) Sofia Coppola. 101 min.
Watched 20130121 (Netflix, Instant)
Watched 20131202 (Netflix, Instant) (Streaming until 20131217) Batman: Year One (2011) Sam Liu, Lauren Montgomery. 64 min [bot four-issue story arc Batman: Year One by Frank Miller]
20130121:
I like this movie's take on Batman's beginnings, though it doesn't go into his background and training the way Batman Begins (2005) does. Instead, it closely follows his trial-and-error phase. It also puts emphasis on James Gordon's introduction to Gotham and follows his endeavors to clean up the city.
James Gordon. I like what he says during this scene.
Both Batman: Year One and Batman Begins end with a reference to a criminal on the loose calling himself The Joker.
I most certainly recommend this movie for anyone who loves Batman. Also, if you like action movies, then I should mention it's also a great action movie.
[20151013 Edit] Instant Comments:
Huh. Metropolis is about 60 miles away.
Lt. Gordon is such a badass here.
Huh. They came out of watching The Mark of Zorro.
Trading blows. Bruce deals one.
The idea of exhibits A, B, and C being so different reminds me of Batman: Gotham Knight (2008). Regardless of which account is real, all accounts instill fear.
Harvey Dent at the 29 minute mark. Oh snaps.
I like how early Batman is portrayed as more vulnerable.
We learn the identity of the woman Batman was fighting at the 33 minute mark.
Kitty.
Haha. An entire unit can't shoot him down.
::gasp:: bad Gordon
Oh snaps. Awesome action sequence. Starting with Gordon making the u-turn.
Gordon in front of sketches B and C.
Captain Gordon.
Hehe, and not surprisingly a mention of the Joker by the end. 20131202:
This movie was exciting to watch and the story wa well told.
Possibly my favorite scene in the movie is when Gordon gets beat (but not quite beat).
[20151013 Edit] Instant Comments:
It's a comb.
Trading blows. Bruce takes one.
"I was taught to handle worse than this. But then... [grunts] It's been a while."
So corrupt. "Jeez Eddie, why'd you shoot, he didn't move." "He was going to."
"Scum maybe, but even scum have families."
Metropolis 75
"It's been years since I had to take out a Green Beret. Even so, he deserves a handicap." Tosses Flass the baseball bat and fights.
Smart, hit the guy holding onto your friend.
Says "I can't see a thing." Keeps driving anyway.
SEASON 13 (2009) S13E01
20130313:
"Isn't that called a wedding ring?"
Ha. Hot foam.
"Well, now we know." "And knowing is half the battle."
S13E02
20130313:
As mentioned above, the Season 13 episodes are among the first South Park episodes I've seen. I don't think I was ready for how annoying Cartman was.
Cartman as Coon spoofs a bad Batman.
I forgot about Mysterion. "I assume you're Cartman, 'cause you're fat."
Hahaha. "How are you so sure Mysterion's a boy?" "::gasp:: #$@%ing bitch."
Oh what an ass move. Cartman pushes General Disarray by surprise.
S13E03
S13E03
20130313:
Ha. Ha. What. "And... it's gone."
HA. "And... it's gone."
References an old episode: "They took our jobs."
Margaritaville.
Ha. "Finger-pointing gets us nowhere! Steve!"
S13E04
20130313:
Queef
S13E05
20130313:
Fish sticks.
Kanye West.
S13E06
20130313:
Hahahahaha. The car just goes zooming.
S13E07
20130313:
This episode was okay.
S13E04
S13E08
20130313:
HAHAHAHA. The pissing and pooping their pants is just too funny.
S13E09
20130313:
"Freeze! I'm a cop!"
S13E10
20130313:
Wrestling.
S13E11
20130313:
"#$%@ you, whales!" "#$@% you, dolphins!"
I like the punchline of this episode.
S13E12
20130313:
Haha. The reporter eggs the biker on by calling him a fag.
S13E09
S13E13
20130313:
"Dancing with Smurfs."
Wendy is so cunning.
"Going Rogue on the Smurfs."
Ha! Avatar.
Ah, and there's the punchline. "'Dancing with Smurfs' was my idea!"
S13E14
20130313:
Ha. Cartman thinks the term "minorities" refers to all people who aren't white.
Ha. What a surprise... the monkeys got angry when they peed on them. SEASON 14 S14E01
20130313:
Ha. The infected alien.
S14E02
20130313:
Ha. Butters wanted to kill John Lennon. But his dad tells him Lennon is already dead.
Ha. Butters goes ahead and says "I wrote that."
I've most certainly seen this episode. The vomiting is unforgettable.
S14E04
S14E03
20130314:
Randy's balls.
S14E04
20130314:
Ha. The poison that is Facebook. Yahtzee!
I've also seen this episode already.
S14E05
20130314:
That shark.
The kid that doesn't like Jimmy is the one that sold Jimmy drugs during the Special Olympics.
S14E06
20130316:
Oh Cartman.
Ha! In order to achieve his goal of being stupid, Cartman goes and watches Two and a Half Men.
Gross. Cartman eats the Vagisil.
Ridiculous. Those cars are most definitely have manual transmission. Just pressing the gas pedal wouldn't have worked.
Meh.
S14E08
S14E07
20130316:
Ha. I like this episode, mocking people from Jersey, more than the previous episode, mocking people NASCAR.
S14E08
20130316:
I watched this episode with my friends last Winter Break. It's a really good episode.
The episode is a spoof on Inception (2010)
Haha. I like the wordplay: "herding," "hoarding," and "hurting."
Haha. "You explain, I'll provide the background."
"I'm a butterfly!" - Randy as a butterfly
"I'm gonna go find me some butterfly poon." - Randy as a butterfly
Ha. "How do you know... that wasn't your therapy?"
S14E09
20130316:
Oh man. Cartman is such an asshole. He just beats up Mosquito and Mint-Berry Crunch.
Hahaha. I didn't understand the killer whale immediately. But I realized it was from a previous episode.
As Cartman jumps down, "Asshooooles!"
S14E10
20130316:
HAHAHAHA. "Mysterion, if Cartman's gone why are we still calling ourselves 'Coon and Friends'?" "Because it pisses Cartman off beyond belief and I find that [laughs] extremely funny."
Cartman sitting on Cthulhu parodies My Neighbor Totoro (1988).
S14E11
20130316:
Coon says there's a double rainbow outside.
Ha. "We should have never gone to that stupid cult meeting."
S14E12
20130316:
Ha. Randy gets more turned on the cooking shows than the shake weight commercial.
Hahaha. "Here's some cab fare."
Randy uses Chef's line: "Hello there children."
"Just a quickie, you can do it." "I don't like working out in public."
20130317:
I resumed the episode at the 16 minute mark.
Hahahaha. Sharon puts Randy into sleep mode.
That's a good episode. SEASON 15 S15E01
20130317:
Oh man, I remember four square (see four square (Wikipedia.org)).
Poor Kyle never knows how things work. In the other episode there was peeing in the pool and washing hands after going to the restroom. And here, everybody reads the terms of agreement except him.
HAHAHAHAHA. The punchline when she's driving Cartman home.
Oh man. Cartman is such an asshole.
HA! He gets his just deserts.
S15E02
20130317:
Hahahahaha. How is that knock knock joke so funny?
Hahaha. "Awkwardddd."
Setup + Punchline + Awkward
Ha. The ending.
S15E03
20130317:
This episode was okay.
S15E04
20130318:
I like the confusion with the growth chart.
"Yeah, I'm hung like a horse." - Butters
HAHAHA. "13.7 inches?"
"The numbers WE put up were height differentials!"
"Because you have an anger problem Eric." "Fuck you! No I don't."
Oh my gosh. Don't ever mess with Cartman: "I'm not fat, I'm big boned."
Hahaha. Randy uses hand/arm gestures to illustrate the penis going into the vagina.
ANGER = (L*W)/(M^2-angle)+YAW
Hahaha. The average is arbitrarily lowered. They should do the same with obesity.
S15E05
20130318:
Butters singing karaoke to The Black Eyed Peas's Boom Boom Pow.
Crack baby basketball.
Hah. Slash is like Santa Claus. References Miracle on 34th Street (1947).
The episode even parodies the song "Sinterklaas Kapoentje." "Vunter Slaush" is the equivalent of "Sinterklaas."
Ha. It even ends like Miracle on 34th Street (1947).
S15E06
20130318:
Poor Butters: His parents are so dumb.
Haha. "Treaty."
Ha! What a turn of events. The doctor actually has multiple personality disorders.
HAHA! "Kind of like Pearl Harbor, huh? Kind of sneaky."
Porn Star Butters!
"Noooo! This is racial stereotype!"
S15E07
20130318:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. It literally sounds like crap.
Ah. What a twist on things.
HAHAHAHA. Kevin James new movie looks like shit to Stan.
They're playing L.A. Noire. I need to play that game. Actually I'm gonna play it right now.
Ha. Steamy Ray Vaughn and Steamy Nicks.
Nice, Fleetwood Mac's Landslide.
S15E08
20130318:
This episode continues the previous episode.
Ha. Stan takes a shower with his beanie on.
Parodies The Matrix (1999).
Cartman Burgers.
S15E09
20130320:
I love how Butters raises his arms at the end and the boys look at him all weird. Butters is awesome.
S15E10
20130320:
Cartman misinterprets the adults request.
"Especially when its about your boyfriend's addiction to crack."
Oh the puns don't stop! "It's a rat."
"The birds are tweeting..."
"We're gonna have to throw Eric Cartman under the bus." But not meant as a figure of speech.
Hahahahahahahaha. They threw Cartman under the bus!?!
S15E11
20130320:
Being vegan is made analogous to being religious. Give the child a choice. "He's been vegan since he was born."
"West Side Story, bro!" "Sweeney Todd, bro!" (Come at me bro)
S15E12
20130321:
I was about to ask why would they come to the funeral.
The restroom is occupied.
It must have been a big movement.
Class warfare.
S15E13
20130321:
Haha. The man dies because he's not Indian.
Ha. "He seems almost like a Puritan lady, whose period has stopped."
Natalie Portman. Ha. "We need you to open your wormhole." "Mmm... no." "Mmm... no." "Mmm... no."
S15E14
20130321:
Eric is the second poorest kid. I guess perhaps because his mom doesn't work.
Oh wow, she works two jobs.
"Don't try, Karen. Do." (Star Wars reference)
Ha. Punchline at the very ending. S16E01
20130321:
Butters goes poop backwards.
Hahaha. "My grandma's from Virginia."
What? Ridiculous.
Open casket funeral. Double ridiculous.
Ha. TSA: Toilet Safety Administration.
Hahaha. A sue-ance.
A seatbeat wouldn't actually keep someone from falling in, because it would have to be buckled after sitting down.
Mocks the real TSA.
Butters was right! Ha.
S16E02
20130321:
Ha. Cartman's
Hahahahaha. There's got to be another CA$H FOR GOLD place around here. There's one right next door.
Ha. Faux sapphire earrings.
Ha. Butters is pretty good at sign flipping.
Hahahahahaha. "Do it."
Haha. She's using Cartman's lines, so Cartman sees right through her act.
Oh wow, I love watching the gold sequence and the a cappella that accompanies it.
S16E03
20130322:
Planking. Owling. Tebowing. Faith Hilling.
Haha. Tebowing gets people hit by trains.
Hahaha. Tailor Swifting.
Hahaha. "They call it reporting. Oh no! Oh Long Johnson. Oh Long Johnson."
S16E04
20130322:
Huh. What a nice episode.
S16E05
20130322:
Oh man, his bully is his grandma!
Ha, the Anti-Bully guy is such a bully.
S16E06
20130322:
Pretty good episode. Pokes fun at outdoor activities.
"Long story, short..." is like saying "I have a quick question..." or saying "No offense, but..."
S16E07
20130322:
Eric sings "I Swear"
Eric's such an asshole.
Haha. His cupid self screwed him over.
S16E08
20130322:
Ha. Randy doesn't recognize semen as semen from the look, but from the taste.
"What's sarcasm and what's cum?"
I watched the first two-thirds or so of this episode with my friends last winter break. Unfortunately, the sound for the last part wasn't working. We tried refreshing the page multiple times, listening to the commercials again and again, but we had no luck.
S16E09
20130322:
Honey Boo Boo.
James Cameron raises the bar.
S16E10
20130323:
Sex with the UPS man. Ha.
Hahaha. "Best you let him go on fucking your wives."
Ha. Cartman testing out the time efficiency of the alarm system by hiring a guy to rape his mom.
Clever: "In-Security."
20120324:
Finished the episode.
"It doesn't matter who we are, what matters is our plan. You should have respected my authoritah." - Cartman in a Bane voice.
S16E11
20130324:
Butters tells his friends off. "Double wow."
Butters is from Hawaii.
"Tap into your anger." "My anger, my anger... stupid Ben Affleck!"
S16E12
20130324:
Hahahaha. "It's the Avengers. Oh and Honey Boo Boo. Look honey, it's a green Honey Boo Boo."
20130325:
Finished the last third of the episode.
S16E13
20130326:
Ha. Nike commercial.
Ha. The proprieter of the P.F. Pityef Bracelet Factory explains "Scauses" to Jesus and Stan in the style of Dr. Seuss (both rhyme and art)
So I was waiting for what the man was going to rhyme with truck. Cartman gives the rhyme. Hahaha.
SEASON 9 S09E01
20130225:
Ike repeats: "Penis." "Vagina."
S09E02
20130225:
What? The mayor?
Hahaha. Cartman's face before he sneezes.
Poor Kyle.
S09E03
20130225:
Abraham Lincoln!
S09E04
20130225:
Haha. You win a statue of Keanu Reeves.
S09E05
20130225:
Post-season!
Haha. No one wants to win.
S09E09
S09E06
20130226:
Poor Butters.
S09E07
20130226:
Haha. I like Butter's explanation about erections.
It's interesting that Eric is such an asshole, and yet he has a good understanding of people.
Ha. Officer Barbrady gives bad advice.
OMG. Ike's performance was pretty good.
S09E08
20130227:
Oh the people of South Park...
"I broke the dam."
S09E09
20130227:
Huh. It didn't really have a complete ending. Oh well.
His parents are so silly.
S09E10
20130227:
Gay marriage.
S09E10
S09E11
20130227:
Ginger kids.
Gingivitis.
Hahahahaha. Knock him out. Kyle beats the crap out of Cartman.
Haha. Cartman is indeed so manipulative.
S09E12
20130227:
Tom Cruise won't come out of the closet.
References R. Kelly's Trapped in the Closet.
S09E13
20130227:
Hahahaha. Hahahaha. Haha. The composite sketch of the boys.
Hahaha. "Save the whales, motherfucker."
S09E14
20130227:
"I had a good teacher." "No, not you, my karate teacher."
I like how Stan says "Discipline" with a Chinese accent.
S09E13
SEASON 10 S10E01
20130227:
Interesting turn of events.
S10E03
20130228:
What!?! Two end of the world scenarios in a world?
Ha. Pokes fun at itself. "How would you like it if there was a cartoon poking fun at Jews all the time?"
I like the intense bike chase.
S10E04
20130228:
Bart Simpson.
Ha. "What is this first amendment?" Silly press.
Hahaha. "Cowabunga, mother#$%@er."
Manatees.
[Went to sleep.]
20130228:
Resumed at 13 minute mark.
S10E04
S10E05
20130228:
Minge.
Ha. Towelie learns that he shouldn't get high in order to form ideas, but instead get high as an award.
S10E06
20130303:
"I'm serial."
ManBearPig.
Ha. Jokes on Cartman.
"I can't kick. You just have to save me."
S10E07
20130303:
Hahahahahahaha. Two fingers. Nip at the neck.
Hahahaha. Just ignore him.
"The child is lucky enough to come along."
Hahahahahahaha. When Mrs. Cartman uses the finger poke technique.
"God dammit, I'm not a dog." He's acting exactly like a dog.
"My parents don't let me bring homeless people anymore." - Butters
"Fuck you" - Kenny
"What's my last name?" - Jimmy (Valmer)
"But I hate you." - Craig
"Oh look it came back." - Cesar
"Let's feed it." - Cesar
I like how he keeps using the pronoun "it."
Hahahahaha. Cartman being submissive (like a dog).
Oh no. Mrs. Cartman ruins it.
S10E07
S10E08
20130303:
Aww... "I'm not an r-tard." - Randy Marsh
"OMG, He killed Kenny." (in WoW)
"Hello Kitty Online Adventures" - Butters
Ha. Even Ike is playing. "I'm gonna poop in my pants." - Ike
Ha. Cartman shits out the back into a bowl.
"What do you mean? Now we can play the game."
S10E09
20130304:
"At least one-fourth."
Hahahahaha. Cartman's propaganda and hate against Kyle.
Ha. "I got a clue." "I got a raging clue." "My clue's pointing to the left."
S10E10
20130304:
Poor Butters.
"Nice." "Nice."
Hahaha. "Stick it insider her and pee." - Cartman
Double-standards.
"You are dead to me." - Ike.
Haha. People coming in and out of the rehab center endlessly.
S10E08
S10E11
20130305:
Ha. A party.
"But he's gonna pop a cap in my ass!" - Butters
"Did Diddy do it?" - Satan
"Sure homie. I got your back yo." - Butters
Butters is so cool. And he's an awesome dancer! Haha.
S10E12
20130305:
Ha. The Nintendo Wii coming out in three weeks.
The previous episode was Halloween 2006. This must be November 2006.
"Go where?" "You got to help me freeze myself." "Okay!" Haha.
"Oh my Science."
S10E13
20130305:
So the Wise One said something that goes along with part of my philosophy regarding religion: "Maybe believing in God is enough for him to exist." That is, the belief causes him to exist in some abstract sense.
I think he also said some people just need to believe. That's part of how I feel too.
Ha. Cartman calls himself an asshole. "What an asshole."
Ha. Two phone calls and no change in past yet. Thus, as far as we know, there hasn't been any paradoxes.
Ha. The future changed after he called Kyle. But only slightly.
Wow. What a deep episode. The last point made is basically part of my final conclusion with regards to religion. That if only people were able to acknowledge the purpose of religion, then the world would be a better place. But that's too much to expect.
Ha. Great ending.
S10E10
S10E14
20130305:
Hahahaha. The guy and the record player.
Hahaha. Crazy Randy.
"I'm just a father. You're his coach. You're like a father to him."
Two Steve Irwin jokes.
Ha. "We need a Canadian." Answer: Ike.
Haha. "Remember Stan, win or lose... those are your two options. Win or lose."
What the heck. I did not see that coming (the Detroit Red Wings beating up the little kids). SEASON 11 S11E01
20130306:
The Wheel of Fortune episode!
"It's the 'N****r Guy'."
Cartman breaks the midget (emotionally).
Poor Stan.
S11E02
20130306:
Ha. Butters spends the entire episode not knowing what it means to be "confused" or "bi-curious."
S11E03
20130306:
Mrs. Garrison comes in with the punchline.
Ms. Angelina Jolie!
S10E11
S11E04
20130306:
Fun spoof on the television series 24.
S11E05
20130306:
Look closely-er.
Peeps!!!
"It was a double cross."
"Jesus, we thought you died in Iraq."
Haha. Jesus is such a badass.
S11E06
20130306:
Ha. "Scissor-me timbers."
Hahaha. Haha. "I'm gay." - Mrs. Garrison. "Again?"
"You have to be careful with scissors." - Butters
Is this suppose to spoof 300?
Punchline: "Yeah I think I'm actually learning something."
S11E04
S11E07
20130307:
Ha. This one's dying.
Hahaha. The expert on homeless people wanted to take the easy way out but made it very painful for himself.
Ha. "Honestly, I don't see what you see in this Kyle."
S11E08
20130307:
Oh no! Hahaha. What a turn of events.
What irony for Kyle.
S11E09
20130307:
OMG, that crap at the end was crazy huge.
S11E10
20130308:
HAHA! "Uh... Are you gonna rape us?" - Butters.
S11E13
S11E11
20130308:
"All you have to do is clap your heel together three times." "Really?" "No you @#*&ing dipshit, that was a joke!"
So many external and internal references.
S11E12
20130308:
Ha. Things get philosophical. Real and imaginary... "Am I real?"
"I just used my imagination." - Butters
"Aww shit." - Butters
S11E13
20130308: Guitar Hero.
Haha. Stan gets hooked on playing "Heroine Hero."
I like this episode.
S11E14
20130308:
The list.
S12E04
SEASON 12 S12E01
20130308:
"I'm not just sure Butters, I'm HIV positive." - Cartman
Ha. He repeated the joke.
S12E02
20130308:
The squirrel is being taken to Johns Hopkins!
Ha. Stan and Kyle join in on the chanting.
S12E03
20130308:
Cartman is nice to the cats.
Ha. Randy's comment during Gerald's apology.
S12E04
20130308:
Canada
(What What) In the Butt
S12E05
20130309:
Spoof of Stand and Deliver (1988).
Haha. Mickey Mouse.
S12E09
20130311:
This was a funny episode (Cartman challenges Wendy, but then avoids it. Cartman is almost successful, but the principal encourages Wendy to fight). Butters is currently my favorite character. [20140629: "I'm finished" is a reference to/parody of There Will Be Blood (2007)]
S12E07
S12E10
20130311:
Ha. Kenny likes it.
S12E11
20130311 AM:
Craig keeps ripping on the four.
20130311 PM:
I picked up from where I left off (@10 min)
HAHAHA. "Randy will you start doing that?" -> Randy just moves the camera back and forth.
HAHAHA. "I startled myself."
Ha. I forgot to put a tape in.
S12E12
20130311:
HAHAHAHAHA. Sarah talks about returning in 2009 (the year is 2008).
Parodies Ocean's Eleven (2001).
S12E13
20130311:
Spoofs High School Musical.
Haha. "Freakin' hybrids man, they just don't get the job done anymore."
Huh, I've seen a part of this episode before.
S12E08
S12E14
20130311:
Oh Butters.
So I saw Cartman's feet and noticed he had five toes. Then I was wondering how many fingers the characters had. In one scene, I saw the goth kids had four fingers. I did some searching and found the following answer:
How many fingers do SP characters have?
This is a dangerous question to answer...because the answer is both. Cartman, the boys, and most of the SP regulars have 5 fingers traditionally, but depending on the episode, costumes and/or poses, sometimes we'll cheat the animation and use 4 fingers. We did that, as you mentioned, with the Coon claws that Cartman has, and we've done it many other times too. But, come on, whose counting?
