We all deserve a little happiness.
I've loved this show ever since my mom introduced it to me almost two decades ago. The funny part is whenever Frasier was on after that, I'd be the one to turn to it instead of her. It was a running theme in our relationship; she'd watch a show with me and then my autistic ass would get hooked on it and force her to watch it more than she already was.
She absolutely would be attacking my television right now if she wasn't hampered by the cone.
"Those ants outnumber us 100 to 1. If they ever figure that out, there goes our way of life."
I watched this movie over and over as a kid, to the point where the VHS got worn out. I don't think that I appreciated the message of unity until I was far older.
That juror picked up 1984 at his local bookstore and took the "Two Minutes Hate" a bit too literally.
I love this scene because of the historical context. I won't get into it here, but if you're curious look up "Operation W*****k". (Hint: it's the opposite of "Dryfront"). Even in the midst of the political environment, almost everyone turned away from his hateful tirade. It's also worth noting that the one who tells him never to speak again still believes that the young man is guilty.
There's just something about this picture that's hilarious to me. Like, I can hear Athena going "Ahhhhhhh~" as she rises out of Zeus's head.
Also Zeus is just lounging there, looking more bored than anything as if he's wondering why Hephaestus is taking so long lol