My Lionel Richie obsession is well-documented. It should come as no surprise that when the video below landed in my inbox (courtesy of Pamela from Something Wagging), I was very excited.
Well, first I laughed so hard that I missed half the video, paused it, finished laughing, started it again from the beginning, and then was very excited.
(Hello from ant1mat3rie on Vimeo)
Maybe I really do need to join Lionel Richie Fans Anonymous. It’s an addiction. (Pamela, that may make you my Lionel Richie dealer or just an enabler… either way, thanks for sending this my way!)
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Ahh!! I loved that! Such great variety!
LOL that was great!!
That was beyond clever.
(I wonder how many movies were plagiarized to make that amazing minute of entertainment.) 🙂
Wow! That is great! It must have taken someone a long time to do that!
ROTFLMAO! That is ridiculous. And awesome.
Aw, thank you! 🙂
LOL. Good question. Perhaps we can look at it as movies being celebrated by being chosen to be in such a fantastic video. 😉
Seriously. I don't think I have that much patience.
Or… ridiculously awesome? 🙂
OMG! this is the best, Pup Fan! thank you to Pamela too! i have to share this on FB. this guy must really REALLY know his movies 🙂
p.s. wouldn't SOPA have a field day with him? ;p
Good point – it's amazing that he found all of these lines! Next time someone brings up supporting SOPA, I'm just going to forward this video and ask if they want to live in a world without it!
Ha ha ha! That is hilarious! Somebody took a lot of time to find all those word snippets.
LOL..>Elvis and Arnie in the same clip…brilliance!
I'll bet that whole video was inspired by the Matrix scene since it has the longest piece of dialogue. Very awesome 😀
I can't even imagine how long it must have taken!
It was an interesting assortment. 🙂
I didn't even think of that – good point!
Anyone who can put Lawrence of Arabia and Young Frankenstein in the same collection is ok in my book. 🙂
So glad you enjoyed it.
Though I don't know how I feel about being called either a dealer or an enabler. How about pop culture acolyte?
That works for me. 🙂
It's fantastic when your friends support your addictions! 🙂