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Edmond Dantes Inferno
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It's not for nothing that he almost never played himself on SNL - he always wanted to hide behind a character (which sounds derogatory, but I don't mean it to be).

Elwood Blues and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull?! How could it miss!?

HOW'D IT GET BURNT AGAIN? HOW'D IT GET BURNT AGAIN?

His Minnelli-Chlorian count is off the charts

Yeah the "Do so at your financial peril" was my favorite. I'm sure there's weeping and panicked finger-pointing in the Disney board room this morning!

That meat popsicle?

Cruz. And now it's too lateā€¦

No one who's called "ogre" in German could be evil!

I'm sorry for calling you an inanimate object. I was upset.

YOU'RE AN INANIMATE FUCKIN' OBJECT!

James made Ed cry!

[sad trombone slide]

I believe you meant: "Who doesn't know that Frankenstein's Monster is named John Clare or Adam?"

It's because we wind around the road

It's a sound salvation. It's cleaning up the nation.

[mob grabs Anti-Monitor]
"You don't understand! I've traveled back in time to punch this kid for liking Space Jam, because now they're making a sequel!"
[Mob confers]
"You had us until that part about making a sequel to that ridiculous movie. Get 'im!"

I wonder if this reviewer has since discovered that there are, in fact, other movies.

Oh man, have I been going to the wrong yoga class.

Me too, especially since my mind first went to Conan The Barbarian. It made for a pretty awesome mental picture of what would happen next.

It's one the great mysteries, isn't it? The book is awful. The film is brilliant. The best things in the movie - and most of the best parts of Part II - are from the book.