Spot on, and I think now the disc wasn't recalled per se, but many of the the first pressings got slapped with a disclaimer on the disc packaging that says:

It's a great flick, no doubt about it. The Pacino monologue at the end is worth the price of admission alone, topping even his Scent of a Woman scene.

and the video version..

I started this as a gif this week, and it bloomed into a full video when the clips started piling up. Here's the gif I cut it down to...

"Bugs Bunny on Broadway" .. a must have, along with the Carl Stalling discs, for any LT/MM fan!

I think I first saw that logo at the BTTF 3 premiere, and loved it instantly.

Any system that tracks if I'm voting or not sounds like system that in some form or another, will also be capable of tracking how I voted. Even if the ballot doesn't have my name on it, there's gonna be time stamps somewhere in there, and putting two and two together with the time I was recorded as voting sounds too…

I understood that reference!

Walt tried to warn us...

Yeah, I still have a promotional poster for this one somewhere, had it on my wall for years as a kid.

I made a quick video a couple years back featuring some of my favorite (focusing on fictional) books in movies that should fit nicely here...

Screens draw the eye, I suspect most people can't help it.

Unfortunately, then you would become "The person who used federal funds to have the A0C (Architect of the Capitol) move you into the Downton Abbey office" and be the next headline.

You all may consider it sacrilege, but I decided to go with John Williams instead of Queen's music (which had already been done, of course) for a tribute video I made a few years back - I thought it worked pretty well...

Edgar Wright was recently praising this film as one of his favorites...

Right? I mean, we're talking the cost of a small mocha latte here.