Dork Tower's take on Snakes on a Plane
And they've even got an Alton Brown reference!
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Dork Tower's take on Snakes on a Plane
And they've even got an Alton Brown reference!
I just finished watching To Kill a Mockingbird on TCM this morning. I've seen it before, but it's worth watching again. It's pretty close to a perfect film.
"Jean Louise, stand up. Your father is passing."
"Jean Louise, stand up. Your father is passing."
That gives me a chill every. time. Such a wonderful moment.
My favorite moment is when Scout calls out the town's men in their hoods.
Love that movie. Of course, with an absentee dad, it's pretty tear-inducing so sometimes I have to *not* watch it. Still wish I had an Atticus.
hell, I had a pretty great dad and I STILL wish I had an Atticus.
My favorite moment is when Scout calls out the town's men in their hoods.
That's the scene we came in on this morning. Scout shaming the lynch mob into turning around and going home.
"Jean Louise, stand up. Your father is passing."
I choke up even reading it. So wonderful.
I saw this short film a couple of years ago and have been meaning to hunt it down. Today, with work being so busy, I figured I'd check to see if it was on youtube. Bingo!
Ladies and Gentlemen:
I think my favorite (funny) TKAM line is when the kids are walking Atticus back to the house at the end of the workday, and he stops to charm the cranky old lady next door.
Atticus: "Why, Mrs. [Blahblah], you look a picture today!"
Scout to Dill and Jem behind his back: "He don't say a picture of what."
Atticus gives her a "shush" swat on the arm.