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Line 1: {{~~work~~trope}} * [[Crazy Awesome]]: {{spoiler\|Tuttle.}} * [[Crowning Moment of Funny]]: {{quote\| '''Jill:''' [[It Makes Sense in Context\|''Care for a little necrophilia?"]]}} * [[Cult Classic]]: The film itself. * [[Ear Worm]]: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZshIb5IJQU Ba ba ba, ba ba ba badada...] The fact that it's one of only three pieces of background music and the most prominent of all of them certainly doesn't hurt. Line 11: Torture with a scalpel and electric saw, by someone wearing a baby-face mask. Jack Lint in general, simply because he's a [[Punch Clock Villain]], who sees torture as just part of his job. Casual, systematic evil can be far more disturbing than being straight-up cackling evil. ** Michael Palin is considered the 'nicest' [[Monty Python's Flying Circus ~~(TV)~~\|Python]], is described by many women (and men) as "cute", and in general is considered one of the most pleasant people in the world. [[Shmuck Bait\|Say, you know]] what sounds [[Sarcasm Mode\|like fun?]] {{spoiler\|Watching him get his ''face blown off.''}} * [[This Is Your Premise Onon Drugs]]: This movie is basically a [[Philip K. Dick]] story on happy pills. [[Crazy Awesome]], anyone? * [[Vindicated Byby History]]: Initially unable to live up to the hype surrounding it (mostly concerning Gilliam's battle to get the proper version into theaters) and losing money at the box office, ''Brazil'' has joined the ranks of ''[[~~Dr. Strangelove (Film)\|~~Dr. Strangelove]]'' and ''[[Fargo]]'' as one of the most memorable dark comedies of all time. {{reflist}}