From what I read in an interview, McDonald said that he had a habit of doing things like that. So it was his character flaw using an impression of Paul Bellini's voice.

The tap shoes set up and payoff is my favorite bit of that sketch.

When the tape was over, did you at least get out and start a fight?

I was kinda agreeing with you.

Sonar or later this has got to end.

She-Woman and the Mistresses of the Universe.

The quality of this comments thread has really taken a dive.

Special cameo by the guy who played Jar Jar Binks.

That last sentence now has you on an FBI watch list.

Green you say? I doubt this. All of the banana popsicles I've ever seen are yellow. You, sir, are a charlatan.

I watched the Back to the Future doc the other night. After they stopped talking to everyone involved with the actual movies, it stopped being interesting. There were some ok stuff about the fans, but it's not a fandom that is very big or interesting compared to Star Trek or even Star Wars. I loves me some…

I believe that how he was filed in casting agents' Rolodexes in the 80's.

Gender and race are rarely important for most roles. I say just hire the best actor/actress for the job. Just like Morgan Freeman was hired to play a role that was written as a white guy for The Shawshank Redemption because he was the best guy for the part.

"Godamnit! I said make it look like a football! Not a soccer ball!"
*Manager at any third world manufacturer making SI football phones.*

Damnit! Now you're just going to be hungry again in an hour.

Him and Tobe Hooper if I recall correctly. The great thing was that he was the Crypt Keeper like host for it.

Bakshi at least has a technical understanding of the medium if not a mastery of it. He opened the door for films like 'Heavy Metal' to make it to the US. I think his ambition was always bigger than his ability to meet it.

I'm a ghost of a Ghosts of Mars defender.

I give him credit for pioneering the concept of 'adult' (as in artistically) cartoons. He began to run out of money for 'Wizards' and succumbed to rotoscoping old stock war footage. He seems to think that it worked, but I disagree. I believe that's where he got his love for rotoscoping from, which weakens the rest of…

Big Trouble is a Western Kung Fu movie. I love the fact that the basic premise of the film is that the main character is the comedic sidekick.