posted by Mike at 10:09 AM
Thursday, July 13, 2006
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"There really is a phantom. He was just in my shower. He threatened my life. He said his music was for Phoenix. Only she can sing it. Anyone else who tries [literally a five year pause] dies."
That's your favorite line?!
I think the endless scenes of the Phantom playing piano while dreaming of Jessica Harper in a bird costume ultimately sunk it for me.
It's all in the delivery. (Admittedly, that moment has grown into myth among a close circle of us.)
And, dude, it's like a three minute sequence. The split-screen Touch of Evil sequence eats up more screentime.
SWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!
See, you think you're OK now, but you'll start seeing Paul Williams out of the corner of your eye soon enough, and when you turn around, he'll be gone. But you won't just be imagining it, oh no. Paul Williams is watching you. Always.
Personally, I'm most fond of the Phantom's inexplicable Battle of the Planets helmet.
Mike might be o.k. but now he's transferred his Paul Williams fear to me. I saw his, icky gross, nipple during the make out scene. I actually screamed. As I've said before monsters do really exist and one of them comes in a pint sized version. Poor Jessica Harper - I hope she was coked up to kiss PW.
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