Stephen Gibbons

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One of the best Scrubs jokes ever—Elliot says her license makes her look like Gary Busey, only for Busey himself to appear behind her and say, “They say the same thing about me.” Absolute perfection. 😂🎭

"David Lynch: Believe it or not, Eraserhead is my most spiritual film." "Bafta Interviewer: Elaborate on that?" "David Lynch: No."

I've always loved the joke that introduces Lilith in Cheers. Woody Harrelson's comedic timing is underrated.

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Hey, remember when Peter Jackson blew up a sheep?

I had no idea Sam Neill screentested for James Bond. I'm guessing it was for The Living Daylights.

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I recently rewatched The Bourne Identity. I loved its two hours of gritty, authentic spycraft until this infamous moment.

Fred Astaire showcases a tap-dancing golf routine in the film Carefree in 1938.

Leslie Nielsen’s spoof of The Fugitive, Wrongfully Accused, was worth making for this sight gag.

I know everyone thinks his Glengarry Glen Ross scene is Alec Baldwin's finest acting performance, but this must be a close second.

Anyone ranking Mission: Impossible II as low-tier clearly dislikes bold, unapologetic cinema. The signature arm flick before the car explosion? Pure John Woo—iconic and badass.

Steven Seagal gets a lot of hate online, but he has shown self-awareness in the past. In Machete, he humorously parodies his persona, and Danny Trejo’s stabbing scene with Seagal’s line, “This is nothing. This ain’t shit,” always makes me laugh.

This scene, from Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019), shows Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) confronting Clem Grogan, a real-life Manson Family member who murdered Donald “Shorty” Shea. The tense Spahn Ranch sequence is one of Tarantino’s best, and Cliff’s defiance is oddly cathartic.

Shortly after the release of Star Wars, renowned astrophysicist Carl Sagan remarked that it was "very white," prompting a nervous laugh from the audience.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD received a huge standing ovation at Cannes. Everybody looked very uncomfortable with the whole thing, except QT.

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Behind the scenes of Die Hard with a Vengeance. It'll never not be funny to see John McTiernan's reaction at the end. Safe to say the shot didn’t go as he had hoped.

Throwback to Robert Iler (AJ from The Sopranos) giving a hot take on Top Gun: Maverick that still makes me laugh.

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This moment from Nope is still one of the most disturbing scenes I've seen in years.

Love this scene from the best Irish movie in over a decade. Happy Saint Patrick's Day, everyone! 🇮🇪

Some videos are so good I find myself rewatching them over and over. Jerry Seinfeld snapping at Larry King for asking if Seinfeld was cancelled is definitely one of them.

I will always find it hilarious that the movie Predator has credits that look like they belong to a sitcom.

Stanley Kubrick was frustrated with the British crew's frequent tea breaks while working on Full Metal Jacket.

“With cigarettes, my wife and I, we made a deal. We only smoke after sex. I've got the same pack now since 1975. What bothers me is my wife. She's up to three packs a day.”

In this clip, Paul Thomas Anderson critiques film education for prioritising classics like Battleship Potemkin while dismissing blockbusters. He argues that aspiring filmmakers could learn just as much—if not more—by starting with films like Terminator 2 and working backward.

An iconic moment, featuring one of the longest laughs ever recorded from a studio audience on American television. Ed Ames showing Johnny Carson how to throw a tomahawk on The Tonight Show in 1965.

Jodie Foster, fluent in French from attending a French-speaking prep school, impresses locals at the Cannes Film Festival for Taxi Driver.