It says no Homerssss! We're allowed to have one.

That egg was wearing Converse shoes.

Who leaves Atlantis off the maps?
Who keeps the Martians under wraps?

So one of those Egg council creeps have gotten to you too, huh?

I'll take this communist one too.

Oh Marge. Grow up.

I pray they all get divorced.

I am so glad I am not a parent. Disney's indoctrination of kids, especially girls, continues unabated. But if I ever were to have a daughter, I might do what @avclub-e57f718840a576abbb40a7d046c4e3b0:disqus recommended. Or maybe let her watch this movie, if it's worth seeing.

Jesus, Christopher Lee gave Bond the VIP tour of his solar energy producing factory. Then he wined and dined him. Sometimes I think the Austin Powers parodies were unnecessary.

The summer of '83 was like the hangover from '82. It was also the year I saw my first movie in a theater, and that movie was Krull.

BECAUSE HE GETS RESULTS YOU STUPID CHIEF!

At least we can all agree that movie was a pile of shit.

But the horse was taken care of by Mickey Rooney. He was the top box office draw from 1939 to 1940. Spanning two decades.

The Dead Pool 2: I Got Money On Spike Lee

A View to a Kill is not that bad. It has Grace Jones, an evil Nazi scientist with a monocle and Chris Walken as the Bond villain, who doesn't toy around with 007 as Bond villains laughably tend to do. And Duran Duran. What more could you ask for? But it was also my first Bond movie, so I feel some measure of nostalgia…

"Can I get a clean glass."
[grabs glass from Homer, wipes it] "There you go, Your Majesty."

The whole frozen yogurt "that's good, that's bad" exchange with Homer and the mysterious Asian shopkeep was lifted (or inspired) from Billy Wilder's Sabrina.

My car gets 40 rods to the hogshead and that's the way I likes it.

Now I have to see The Prince of Tides.

You might even say he's an American hero.