What's added in? Is it a bunch more "Mother-in-law with strong opinions? TIME TO HUMILIATE HER!!!"

"Meesa never get out of the boat! Meesa never get out of the boat!"

"I don't like the smell of napalm in the morning. It's coarse and rough and irritating, and it gets everywhere."

And the incest stuff!

Wait, I though the message of Godfather Part II was "if you drink from a garden hose, you end up slitting your wrists in a bathtub." I gotta go back and watch it again.

That's the most accurate take on that movie I've read, but in fairness I've read very few takes on the film.

I believe HBO has been billing it as a"limited series," whatever the hell that's supposed to be.

I've always been fond what he turned in for I Heart Huckabees

No, I'm talking about the poorly received prequel, in which it was pointlessly revealed that cadaver-power actually comes from midichlorians.

My imaginary movie studio has greenlighted your film. Don't let me down or you'll never work in this imaginary town again.

The Cadaver Synod is the single greatest story in the history of Catholicism. It really has everything.

That film is also in the hall of fame of intentionally unsexy sex scenes.

Gun to my head, I'd go with:

Thank you, that's a good scene.

Which is the one with the "huckleberry" line?

Marge: While you were out making that dollar, you lost forty dollars by not going to work. And the plant called and said that if you don't come in tomorrow, don't bother coming in Monday.

Homer: WOOHOO! Four day weekend!

Eh, it's a good run before the harvesting.

Yeah, I'm worried that in real life by 2032 we'll all be Morlocks.

SUBMITTED FOR DISCUSSION: Demolition Man's presentation of 2032, with its many, serious flaws, will be objectively better than than the 2032 that we'll actually see in fifteen years.

That's because the flying toaster make the Kessel run in less than eleven parsecs.