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== [[Film]] == |
== [[Film]] == |
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* In the extras for the ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' DVDs, Sir Ian McKellen mentioned that if he ever gets depressed about something, all he has to do is close his eyes and remember the incredible reception the ''LotR'' cast got for the New Zealand |
* In the extras for the ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' DVDs, Sir Ian McKellen mentioned that if he ever gets depressed about something, all he has to do is close his eyes and remember the incredible reception the ''LotR'' cast got for the New Zealand premiere of ''Return of the King''. |
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* The ultimate parody of this must be the one at the end of [[Monty Python]]'s ''[[Life of Brian]]'', when the main character and others with him are cheered up by the song "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life"... while they are {{spoiler|dying slowly and agonisingly of crucifixion.}} |
* The ultimate parody of this must be the one at the end of [[Monty Python]]'s ''[[Life of Brian]]'', when the main character and others with him are cheered up by the song "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life"... while they are {{spoiler|dying slowly and agonisingly of crucifixion.}} |
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* At the end of ''[[The Punisher (film)|The Punisher]]'', Castle has killed all the criminals responsible for his family's deaths, and thinks he has nothing further to live for. He puts a gun to his own head, but a memory of his wife prevents him from pulling the trigger. |
* At the end of ''[[The Punisher (film)|The Punisher]]'', Castle has killed all the criminals responsible for his family's deaths, and thinks he has nothing further to live for. He puts a gun to his own head, but a memory of his wife prevents him from pulling the trigger. |
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