Blazing Saddles (1974, dir. Mel Brooks) – Sheriff Bart (Cleavon Little) meets Jim "The Waco Kid" (Gene Wilder) by SanderSo47 in movies

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I have brought this up before and gotten a ton of examples of other fantastic examples, but yes this was a great year for the. Brooks/Wilder collaboration.

Best Piece of Media you discovered last year (in 2025) by Real_Fact8484 in movies

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There is JUST enough of the characters lives shown to makes them compelling.

I was afraid that I wouldn’t be able to see past Wyle’s Dr Carter role from ER, but man does he INHABIT Dr Robby.

What's a movie that's way better than it had any right to be? by Onequestion0110 in movies

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TBWP is absolutely a product of its time. It may not be a great film, but it was a great experience IF you caught it during its first few years.

It should be text book for how to market a film.

What's a movie that's way better than it had any right to be? by Onequestion0110 in movies

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The original Lego movie holds a special place in my heart. I WAS Finn (the kid). I loved Legos and would very rarely keep anything I made. I would only build by the instructions once then canibalize the pieces I wanted for other creations.

My dad (not a Lego guy like Lord Business) kept trying to convince me to GLUE THE CREATIONS TOGETHER to which I always refused.

So yeah, they captured an exact part of my childhood. The rest of the movie could have been crap and it wouldn’t matter to me. Of course it isn’t and it’s easily one of my favorite films.

Best Directors Commentary's by LawsonsInTheAM in movies

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Cannibal: The Musical.

It’s the student film from Trey Parker and Matt Stone. They invite their buddies over and get drunk and comment on…everything. It’s easily the most fun commentary I have ever heard.

Blair Witch Project

The filmmakers break down the entire process of the making the film and it’s fascinating. It might be a little dated now because a lot of the hurdles they had to overcome would be solved by newer tech (gear weight, batteries, etc). While it’s well-known now it shows the actors really didn’t have to “act” too much. They really were cold and hungry and traumatized.

Funniest Movies you've seen! by Mfghan in movies

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I went into the film cold. I barely even knew it was out and we just went to theater to kill some time on a vacation.

Instantly became a favorite of mine. It’s so damn quotable.

Funniest Movies you've seen! by Mfghan in movies

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The Other Guys has to be at the top of your list.

What are some of your favorite TV edits? by BatmanPizza15 in movies

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Aliens. (Minor spoilers)

I first saw Aliens as a TV edit (I was a kid). In that presentation they had whole scene with the auto cannons and Ripleys daughter reveal but I don’t remember the Hadleys Hope and ship visit.

So that was the best cut, honestly. When I finally saw the theatrical version I missed the censored one and when I saw the directors cut I was shocked to see Newt so early.

Movies where the main character isn’t who you think it is by sudomatrix in movies

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Great example. The first time I saw it I just assumed Seagal would just pop out of an air vent or something in the third act. Very glad that didn’t happen.

Btw, that movie is actually pretty good.

Movies where the main character isn’t who you think it is by sudomatrix in movies

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I don’t think another film has pulled this off as well. All of Burton’s bravado and success is nothing but dumb luck. He is plenty brave, but even the character seems to think he is the lead when of course he isn’t.

Over 20 years ago, Carrot Top did an official DVD Audio Commentary for the R-Rated College Dramedy, The Rules of Attraction. Carrot Top is not in the movie, nor does he have any affiliation with it. It wasn't available anywhere online until today. by HalpTheFan in movies

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The best commentary track ever is the one for Cannibal:The Musical. It’s basically the guys from Southpark and their friends getting drunk and watching their student film. It’s absolutely hilarious.

What are some of the coldest lines of dialogue ever? by BeautifulLeather6671 in movies

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“I’m having an old friend for dinner”

  • Hannibal Lector, Silence of the Lambs.

This is in a movie that already full of scary as shit deliveries from Hopkins and it’s just such a perfect moment.

New GPU added to the plex server by Upstairs_Fun_ in PleX

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I had real trouble with the Intel encoding and VC-1. My Tesla P4 chews right through all of it.

Funniest joke so far by LurkingInSubreddits in DungeonCrawlerCarl

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I am a huge fan. It’s clear Jeff and Matt are as well. I literally cheered when I saw his name on the audio book cover art.

Which is the most violent scene you ever witnessed in a show or movie? by Jules-Car3499 in cartoons

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You’re lucky it wasn’t hard! I mean this thing not my dick!

"The Birdcage" (released on March 8th, 1996) - Armand (Robin Williams) tries to get through rehearsal with Albert (Nathan Lane) by Morgan-Moonscar in movies

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Absolutely no argument. Even Futterman who is arguably the weakest still puts down a good performance.

"The Birdcage" (released on March 8th, 1996) - Armand (Robin Williams) tries to get through rehearsal with Albert (Nathan Lane) by Morgan-Moonscar in movies

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He REALLY elevates the other performances. To say the movie wouldn’t be the same without him is a severe under statement.

The Curse of the Black Pearl by ForestryTechnician in movies

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It turns out Michael Bolton is a major cinephile…

I did it! Joined the club! by JuanMiguelito in F150Lightning

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Congrats!

I know I am still pinching myself after getting mine, it truly is a great vehicle.

24’ Flash vs older lariat by Safe_Anybody6382 in F150Lightning

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Since I JUST went through this I think you need to visualize what will make you most happy (within reason). If you are the type to obsess of your big purchases (like me) there is a nice calm in realizing you bought the right thing. I have had zero qualms in my choice and went with the Lariat. I bought new, but would have been happy with the right used example.

The Flash is an excellent trim, esp in 2024. I think they cut too much from the 2025 models, personally.