Oh I dunno, he was just kinda funny lookin'.

Don't forget one of the classic Playmobil sets: "Kaiser Wilhelm trying to get a drunk homeless man off a park bench"
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Whilst Playmobil is a very Eurocentric toy company, they've produced plenty of non-slave related African sets, from prehistoric Africans to ancient Egyptians to merchants and tribespeople.

Yeah, given how little screen-time they get, I was surprised at how much humanity we see in a lot of the villains in Fury Road. Aside from their appearances, Immortan Joe and the others don't come across as particularly cartoony or evil. I think the film makes it clear that Immortan Joe cares for his wives, it's just…

It sort of reminded me of the classic scene in Greek mythology where a mortal man inadvertently stumbles onto bathing girls. Usually, the man is punished by the goddess by being transformed into a wild animal and getting hunted down by other men, but in this case Max and Nux are transformed from wild animals to real…

Daario already completely changed his appearance once between seasons without anyone noticing. Who is to say he can't do it again?

What, what is wrong with the world today? (what's wrong with the world today, mmhhmmhhmmhmmnay nay NAY!)

I loved the mayor of Gastown, spending the whole movie completely unimpressed about being dragged along on the chase. The Bulletfarm leader was great too, slowly losing his patience and descending into full bullet-spewing madness by the end.

In the Extended Edition Faramir has a little monologue about one of the dead Haradrim soldiers he finds, where he wonders if he was coerced into going to war.

Ooo, could somebody please remove these grade "C"s from my movies?

Just to clarify, that was a reference to the movie Wet Hot American Summer

Furious Seven? Is that a prequel to Hateful Eight?

Well, as far as the Caspere story goes, it turns out that his two illegitimate children have sex and kill him without knowing he's their father.

"Wait. Wait. There's one last piece of evidence."
"This is great, thanks!"
*runs back to court*

Although any power Thrain's final scene might have had was lost the moment he let out a Wilhelm scream.

Ivar is one of Frank's henchmen. I couldn't tell you which one though.

Well, she has worked at an Applebee's…

All they did was ask, "Arya in or Arya out?"

Yeah, I liked the score there. Not only did it add to the tension, it felt like the kind of music that creepy old coots might actually play during a black tie event orgy.

It makes for great television when you someone eat it.