Fivel Goes West. The Girl You Left Behind

Tanya performs on stage in the Cat Saloon (located below the human saloon) while Chula chases Fivel.

Casablanca. Dueling Anthems

Amazing scene from Casablanca. There is a scene about halfway through the movie Casablanca that has become commonly known as ‘The Battle of the Anthems’ throughout the film’s long history. A group of German soldiers has come into… Read More

At The Circus. Marx Brothers. Midget Bullying

The Brothers step into strange territory, try to trick a midget, and fail. There’s a moral in there somewhere. From At The Circus.

Citizen Kane. How to Run a Newspaper

“You’re right, I did lose a million dollars last year. I expect to lose a million dollars this year. I expect to lose a million dollars next year. You know, Mr. Thatcher, at the rate of a million… Read More

Disney’s Alice in Wonderland. The Walrus and the Carpenter

The Walrus and the Carpenter or the story of the curious oysters… Without question, the best depiction of this story within a story. The Walrus and the Carpenter are the titular characters in the poem, which is recited… Read More

Marx Brothers: “I’ll Say She Is”

A scene from a 1931 Paramount publicity film called The House That Shadows Built and the Four Marx Brothers appear to promote Monkey Business. It’s actually a reworking of a scene from their Broadway revue “I”ll Say She… Read More

Everyone Says I Love You. Marx Brothers

The Four Marx Brothers each do a verse from the song ‘Everyone Says I Love You’ from the movie ‘Horse Feathers’. Chico’s is the best, if not for the upbeat tone, then for the historical inaccuracy. Mosquito’s sting… Read More

Disneys Alice in Wonderland. Unbirthday Party

The complete Unbirthday/Mad Tea Party scene From Alice in Wonderland (Walt Disney – 1951). For all its short comings and missed opportunities, it still remains the most entertaining, well paced and well constructed adaptation of Lewis Carols original.

March of the Munchkins. Ding Dong the Witch is dead

Charlie Chaplin. Table Ballet

One of the most famous bits in film history, and its still wonderful. Its New Years Eve in the frozen north during the great gold rush. In a cabin on the outskirts of a mountain town, one Charlie… Read More