Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "Flashback FM" channel.

  1. True, but it is really mean-spirited and violent.
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  2. I find the slight change in the Poodle Lady's tone very arresting.
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  3. He was reared by the circus.
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  4. I saw it at 10, and I suppose that I was fine also. Still, it is really mean-spirited and violent. Some kids were really upset.
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  5. Punctuation is a friend to all humanity.
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  6. It's not the Batwing.
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  7. You edited this comment but didn't add punctuation while you were at it.
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  8.  @b_side8669  There's much more missing than that! That's painful to read; it's logorrheic. Also: *your.
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  9. He was reared by the circus, while being one of their sideshow attractions, a "little bird boy."
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  10. This scene, and the movie in general, get more interesting when one realizes that missiles are heavy. Those things would have to be just glorified fireworks for the penguins to be able to carry them (not to mention the backpacks)! The casualty estimate makes no sense. Cobblepot is too loopy to grasp it, but who else was even in a position to think it through?
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  11. *you're
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  12. That really depends on the species. Yeah, some of them shouldn't be there.
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  13. *you're
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  14. She speaks in a monotone. When it changes, even so slightly, the effect is strong.
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  15. Quack.
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  16. *ulterior
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  17. The Poodle Lady suddenly has some emotion in her voice.
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  18. I *saw
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  19. And when her monotone changes, ever so slightly, it says so much.
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  20. ​ @Landofnothing  If she got caught by the authorities, I wonder if she would be out of prison by now.
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  21. Note that her slight change in tone (when she realizes that something's wrong) says so much.
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  22. The former is dead, and the latter are either dead, arrested, or (just a few) on the run.
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  23. Yes and no. This one is really mean-spirited and violent.
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  24. Ass sub? That could be awesome, or it could be horrible.
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  25. Not literally.
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  26. Figuratively.
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  27.  @danfors1333  I think that she fits perfectly. Her subtle change in tone is really effective.
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  28.  @Commander_Shepard.  Good point. Groupthink is the converse of teamwork; everyone is unwilling/afraid to contradict the leader, so everyone goes along with it. It takes a shock to break the hold it has on people. (Plus, the plan is ridiculous. Although she gives that wild casualty estimate, missiles are *heavy*, and those packs would be also. They have to be glorified fireworks!)
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  29. must *have
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  30. I don't know about the last question, since I have not seen the movie in full since 1992, but notice that the penguins are wearing things on their heads, interfacing with their brains.
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  31. I wonder if she would have escaped, or been caught by the cops.
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  32. Schrek had him killed, hence the clumsy lie about a vacation.
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  33. A lot of people say that. The script makes it clear (perhaps briefly) that the Penguin was the "Aquatic Bird Boy" in the circus. He eventually co-opted them.
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