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	Running new life, and I want running to ba a significant part of it." or something like that...Albert brooks modern romance neurotic consumerism running View Video
	Taxi Driver Photo Album edition talks about the movie....Taxi Driver Photo Album Martin Scorsese Robert De Niro Jodie Foster Harvey Keitel Albert Brooks Peter Boyle New York 70' View Video
	Christian "exploitation" trailers Well, it ain't exploitation strictly speaking, but these low-budget productions were made, distributed, and played in a similiar fashion to all the other genres (except that the karate and porn films never played church halls). Rare clips like these can be found on the Media Funhouse blog, located at: mediafunhouse.blogspot.com The films that the company called Mark IV made drew on a variety of sources, copying plot twists and tropes from the afterschool specials, old "Lassie" and "Flicka" pics, The Twilight Zone, the James Bond series, and countless other mainstream items. I'm constantly mesmerized by the Xtian approximation of mass culture which is actually pretty spot-on (see Xtian contemporary music-vids), although it lacks, again, the sex appeal and must of course throw in a nice little message about Xt comin' to redeem us all by the last reel. Included in these clips is a doctor drama that seems insanely similar to Albert Brooks' brilliant doctor-show spoof for the first season of SNL (included in his coming attractions for NBC's fall season). We move on to a suicide "message drama," an abysmal Xtian comedy, and a wide-open-spaces kiddie pic. Ah, the '70s... View Video
	Defending Your Life (1991) clip 2-11 Defending Your Life is a 1991 romantic comedy/fantasy movie about a man who must justify his life-long lack of assertiveness after he dies and arrives in the afterlife. The film was written, directed by, and stars Albert Brooks. It also stars Meryl Streep, Rip Torn and Lee Grant. Shirley MacLaine has a cameo appearance as herself, acting as the holographic host of the "Past Lives Pavilion", a reference to her publicly known belief in reincarnation. The movie was filmed entirely in and around Los Angeles, California. Despite its comedic overtones, Defending Your Life contains elements of drama and allegory. Daniel Miller (Brooks) dies in a car accident and is sent to the afterlife. He arrives in Judgment City, a purgatory-like waiting area populated by the recently deceased of the western half of the United States, where he is put "on trial for being afraid." As it is explained to Daniel, people from Earth use so little of their brains (3-5%), that they spend most of their lives dealing with their fears. "When you use more than 5% of your brain, you don't want to be on Earth anymore," explains Bob Diamond (Rip Torn), Daniel's defense attorney. If the court determines he has conquered his fears, he will be sent on to the next phase of existence, where he will be able to use more of his brain, and thus be able to experience more of what the universe has to offer. Otherwise, his soul will be reincarnated on Earth to live another life in another attempt at moving past fear and in the process advance up the universe's proverbial food chain. View Video
	Spider Pig (D'n'B Remix) - Ringtone Spider Pig song from The Simpsons Movie. Remixed by Essence (Uruguay, 2007) Lyrics: SPIDER PIG SPIDER PIG Does whatever a SPIDER PIG does Can he swing From a web No he can't He's a pig LOOK OOOUUUTTT!!!! He is a SPIDER PIG!! Movie Credits: Directed by David Silverman Produced by: James L. Brooks Matt Groening Al Jean Mike Scully Richard Sakai Written by: James L. Brooks Matt Groening Al Jean Ian Maxtone-Graham George Meyer David Mirkin Mike Reiss Mike Scully Matt Selman John Swartzwelder Jon Vitti Starring: Dan Castellaneta Julie Kavner Nancy Cartwright Yeardley Smith Hank Azaria Harry Shearer Pamela Hayden Tress MacNeille Maggie Roswell Russi Taylor Albert Brooks Music by Hans Zimmer keywords: The Simpsons Animated Series Homer Marge Bart Lisa Maggie Springfield 20th Century Fox Gracie Films Spider Pig Puerco cerdo araña Los Simpson Homero music música musica canción song comedia comedy funny fun best remix electronic music cell phone Ringtone View Video
	Defending Your Life (1991) clip 9-11 Defending Your Life is a 1991 romantic comedy/fantasy movie about a man who must justify his life-long lack of assertiveness after he dies and arrives in the afterlife. The film was written, directed by, and stars Albert Brooks. It also stars Meryl Streep, Rip Torn and Lee Grant. Shirley MacLaine has a cameo appearance as herself, acting as the holographic host of the "Past Lives Pavilion", a reference to her publicly known belief in reincarnation. The movie was filmed entirely in and around Los Angeles, California. Despite its comedic overtones, Defending Your Life contains elements of drama and allegory. Daniel Miller (Brooks) dies in a car accident and is sent to the afterlife. He arrives in Judgment City, a purgatory-like waiting area populated by the recently deceased of the western half of the United States, where he is put "on trial for being afraid." As it is explained to Daniel, people from Earth use so little of their brains (3-5%), that they spend most of their lives dealing with their fears. "When you use more than 5% of your brain, you don't want to be on Earth anymore," explains Bob Diamond (Rip Torn), Daniel's defense attorney. If the court determines he has conquered his fears, he will be sent on to the next phase of existence, where he will be able to use more of his brain, and thus be able to experience more of what the universe has to offer. Otherwise, his soul will be reincarnated on Earth to live another life in another attempt at moving past fear and in the process advance up the universe's proverbial food chain. View Video
	Defending Your Life (1991) clip 3-11 Defending Your Life is a 1991 romantic comedy/fantasy movie about a man who must justify his life-long lack of assertiveness after he dies and arrives in the afterlife. The film was written, directed by, and stars Albert Brooks. It also stars Meryl Streep, Rip Torn and Lee Grant. Shirley MacLaine has a cameo appearance as herself, acting as the holographic host of the "Past Lives Pavilion", a reference to her publicly known belief in reincarnation. The movie was filmed entirely in and around Los Angeles, California. Despite its comedic overtones, Defending Your Life contains elements of drama and allegory. Daniel Miller (Brooks) dies in a car accident and is sent to the afterlife. He arrives in Judgment City, a purgatory-like waiting area populated by the recently deceased of the western half of the United States, where he is put "on trial for being afraid." As it is explained to Daniel, people from Earth use so little of their brains (3-5%), that they spend most of their lives dealing with their fears. "When you use more than 5% of your brain, you don't want to be on Earth anymore," explains Bob Diamond (Rip Torn), Daniel's defense attorney. If the court determines he has conquered his fears, he will be sent on to the next phase of existence, where he will be able to use more of his brain, and thus be able to experience more of what the universe has to offer. Otherwise, his soul will be reincarnated on Earth to live another life in another attempt at moving past fear and in the process advance up the universe's proverbial food chain. View Video
	Defending Your Life (1991) clip 4-11 Defending Your Life is a 1991 romantic comedy/fantasy movie about a man who must justify his life-long lack of assertiveness after he dies and arrives in the afterlife. The film was written, directed by, and stars Albert Brooks. It also stars Meryl Streep, Rip Torn and Lee Grant. Shirley MacLaine has a cameo appearance as herself, acting as the holographic host of the "Past Lives Pavilion", a reference to her publicly known belief in reincarnation. The movie was filmed entirely in and around Los Angeles, California. Despite its comedic overtones, Defending Your Life contains elements of drama and allegory. Daniel Miller (Brooks) dies in a car accident and is sent to the afterlife. He arrives in Judgment City, a purgatory-like waiting area populated by the recently deceased of the western half of the United States, where he is put "on trial for being afraid." As it is explained to Daniel, people from Earth use so little of their brains (3-5%), that they spend most of their lives dealing with their fears. "When you use more than 5% of your brain, you don't want to be on Earth anymore," explains Bob Diamond (Rip Torn), Daniel's defense attorney. If the court determines he has conquered his fears, he will be sent on to the next phase of existence, where he will be able to use more of his brain, and thus be able to experience more of what the universe has to offer. Otherwise, his soul will be reincarnated on Earth to live another life in another attempt at moving past fear and in the process advance up the universe's proverbial food chain. View Video
	Defending Your Life (1991) clip 8-11 Defending Your Life is a 1991 romantic comedy/fantasy movie about a man who must justify his life-long lack of assertiveness after Defending Your Life is a 1991 romantic comedy/fantasy movie about a man who must justify his life-long lack of assertiveness after he dies and arrives in the afterlife. The film was written, directed by, and stars Albert Brooks. It also stars Meryl Streep, Rip Torn and Lee Grant. Shirley MacLaine has a cameo appearance as herself, acting as the holographic host of the "Past Lives Pavilion", a reference to her publicly known belief in reincarnation. The movie was filmed entirely in and around Los Angeles, California. Despite its comedic overtones, Defending Your Life contains elements of drama and allegory. Daniel Miller (Brooks) dies in a car accident and is sent to the afterlife. He arrives in Judgment City, a purgatory-like waiting area populated by the recently deceased of the western half of the United States, where he is put "on trial for being afraid." As it is explained to Daniel, people from Earth use so little of their brains (3-5%), that they spend most of their lives dealing with their fears. "When you use more than 5% of your brain, you don't want to be on Earth anymore," explains Bob Diamond (Rip Torn), Daniel's defense attorney. If the court determines he has conquered his fears, he will be sent on to the next phase of existence, where he will be able to use more of his brain, and thus be able to experience more of what the universe has to offer. Otherwise, his soul will be reincarnated on Earth to live another life in another attempt at moving past fear and in the process advance up the universe's proverbial food chain. View Video
	Defending Your Life (1991) clip 10-11 Defending Your Life is a 1991 romantic comedy/fantasy movie about a man who must justify his life-long lack of assertiveness after he dies and arrives in the afterlife. The film was written, directed by, and stars Albert Brooks. It also stars Meryl Streep, Rip Torn and Lee Grant. Shirley MacLaine has a cameo appearance as herself, acting as the holographic host of the "Past Lives Pavilion", a reference to her publicly known belief in reincarnation. The movie was filmed entirely in and around Los Angeles, California. Despite its comedic overtones, Defending Your Life contains elements of drama and allegory. Daniel Miller (Brooks) dies in a car accident and is sent to the afterlife. He arrives in Judgment City, a purgatory-like waiting area populated by the recently deceased of the western half of the United States, where he is put "on trial for being afraid." As it is explained to Daniel, people from Earth use so little of their brains (3-5%), that they spend most of their lives dealing with their fears. "When you use more than 5% of your brain, you don't want to be on Earth anymore," explains Bob Diamond (Rip Torn), Daniel's defense attorney. If the court determines he has conquered his fears, he will be sent on to the next phase of existence, where he will be able to use more of his brain, and thus be able to experience more of what the universe has to offer. Otherwise, his soul will be reincarnated on Earth to live another life in another attempt at moving past fear and in the process advance up the universe's proverbial food chain. View Video
	Over The Line - Part 4.2 - Things Go Over The Line Sean and Tyler wake up kidnapped in a foreign country. My fav part of this is when we don't cut out the blooper from the film, we just change the color to black and white, for some reason even though we did something that caused us to break character I chose to keep it in the film, while it does not follow the plot, the energy and essence of this out take made it fit into the craziness of the fictional scene. It's amazing we didn't get arrested for the shit will did in Mexico. I would like to now say I am sorry to the poor lady and her baby, I was deep into acting and didn't realize what I was doing, forgive me. View Video
	Return of the Hero PART I Meet Scott Adams, filmmaker, comedian, vegetarian......mockumentary albert brooks comedy shortfilm real life View Video
	Return of the Hero PART V Scott visits his high school...(an homage to "king of comedy")...mockumentary albert brooks comedy shortfilm kingofcomedy rupert pupkin View Video
	Over The Line - Part 2 - The Stalker Stalking This movie is told nonlinear so let me get you up to speed. After the stalker has done what evil things he has done to us, he then finds out who our friends are and introduces himself as someone who is making a movie about us and offers to interview our friends. That's how this scene starts with the first interview and then it cuts back to the past before we know we are being followed. My friend and I are working on our own projects while this man follows us, you quickly find out he's probably not just making a film, but is going to do something much worse to us. What, u will have to watch and find out. View Video
	Over The Line - Part 3.1 - The Panic Room Sequence At this point we think the stalker has finally left us alone, so we go out and start doing our own shooting. Meanwhile my house is being robbed by some bitter cable people I pissed off, little do they know or I that the stalker is living in my garage. We come home in the middle of the invasion and all hell breaks loose when these three parties collide. View Video
	FINDING NEMO SUB RIDE AT DISNEYLAND SHOT IN HD AND INFRARED RIDE AT DISNEYLAND SHOT IN HIGH DEFINITION AND PARTS IN INFRARED....FINDING NEMO SUB SUBMARINE MARLIN DISNEYLAND DORY NIGEL CRUSH Albert Brooks SYDNEY CLOWNFISH Ellen DeGeneres View Video
	Popcorn Talk with Lucion Panthers (Finding Nemo) From the character library of comedian Victor Cruz comes a new web series entitled 'Popcorn Talk with Lucion Panthers' This series follow Lucion Panthers a zany indie filmmaker (played by Victor Cruz) who shares his experience watching past and current hollywood films. View Video
	Return of the Hero PART III Scott visits the old country store....mockumentary albert brooks comedy shortfilm andy kaufman View Video
	TWILIGHT ZONE: THE MOVIE TEASER TRAILER Twilight Zone: The Movie is a 1983 film produced by Steven Spielberg as a theatrical version of The Twilight Zone, a 1950s and 60s TV series created by Rod Serling. It starred Dan Aykroyd, Albert Brooks, Vic Morrow and John Lithgow. The film remade three classic episodes of the original series and included one original story. John Landis directed the prologue and the first segment, Spielberg directed the second, Joe Dante the third, and George Miller directed the final segment. The film is perhaps best known for the helicopter accident which took the lives of actor Vic Morrow and two illegally hired child actors, although in the subsequent trial no one was held criminally culpable for the accident. View Video
	STUPID 3:39 AM VIDEO HOMAGE TO AN ALBERT BROOKS GAG. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YQviwy89bo...JOHNNY CARSON CURLY View Video
	Return of the Hero PART IV Scott visits his old high school sweetheart....mockumentary comedy albert brooks View Video
	I feel like I'm Slipping... From "Broadcast News" (1997) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092699/ AARON Okay. Let's do me. JANE Sure. AARON Okay. I feel like I'm slipping but do people who are actually slipping feel that way or is it always the really good people who are moving up who invariably think they're slipping because their standards are so high? JANE This conversation is not worthy of you. AARON I'd give anything if that were true. JANE (laughing) Good night. View Video
	Hot Wheels Animated TV Series (intro) Originally aired September 6, 1969 - September 4, 1971 on ABC-TV. The leader of the Hot Wheels Racing Club was Jack "Rabbit" Wheeler, a Metro City High School student with a reputation as the best car driver in his town. His father was Mike Wheeler, a former racing champ who had retired after an auto accident. Jack's girlfriend was Janet Martin. The Hot Wheels Racing Club members included Mickey Barnes, an apprentice mechanic; Mickey's girlfriend, Ardeth; Kip, the son of an African ambassador; and Tank Mallory, the mechanic at Wheeler Motors, a garage run by Jack's father. Doc Warren, a veteran mechanic, also belonged to the Hot Wheels Club as an honorary member and mentor. The Hot Wheels Racing Club hung out at Mother's Soda Shop, operated by Mother O'Hare. A rival car club, Dexter's Demons, was led by Dexter Carter. Dexter had been banned from the Hot Wheels Club due to his reckless behavior. Each show typically climaxed in a wild race in which the Hot Wheels won. To offset any bad influences that the wild racing may have had on the young viewers, each show ended with educational driving tips. Hot Wheels was based on a product by sponsor Mattel Toys. Mattel and producer Ken Snyder had earlier teamed up on The Funny Company series. Because of it's close connection with Mattel's Hot Wheels line of toy cars, the Federal Communications Commission demanded that the opening to the Hot Wheels cartoon, along with any references in the cartoon to the Hot Wheels title and any mention of the makes of cars, all be counted as commercial time. The FCC was, in effect, ruling that the whole cartoon show was a commercial for the Hot Wheels toy cars and not an entertainment program. This led ABC to cancel the popular series after only two years on the air. The FCC ruling remained in effect until 1983, when a new lineup in the FCC ended the restrictions. Ironically, the secondary cast voice-performers have had greater renown than the main characters: * Casey Kasem * Albert Brooks View Video
	Return of the Hero PART II My boyhood home......mockumentary comedy albert brooks gunplay View Video

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