Andre is a down-and-out loser who gets an unexpected visit from a guardian angel named Angela... she teaches him how to say the easiest words in the whole world. Doubtless the most touching moment of this film.

And another thing...

King Henry's famous speech by William Shakespeare. The Brits were outnumbered by the French 10 to 1 at this famous battle of Agincourt.

The amazing true story of two struggling indie filmmakers who hop on Segways to cross America and discover that life looks very different when you take it slowly. (From a marketing perspective, their... more inside

Clip from a documentary on the Discovery channel: In 1972, the CIA learned the Soviets were funding ESP research in an effort to spy on America. That led to the CIA meeting psychic Ingo Swann where American... more inside

The Airbus A380 takes off at the annual Bourget air show. The Airbus ascends only gradually at airport takeoffs, but the Airbus can climb much more quickly than most of us realize. What makes this clip... more inside

I can't believe there are a few movies in here I *haven't* seen yet. Kudos to anyone who guesses the horror film with Ted Raimi.

This live version of Shaking The Tree ought to be the anthem of all women everywhere, especially women in represed cultures. Take care to listen to Paula Cole's vocals.

We wish you a merry... oh, you know the rest. ;)

The concluding number of Peter Gabriel's Secret World Tour, and it soon becomes clear why: this performance ranks among Gabriel's very best. If you're a fan of Peter Gabriel and you've never seen this... more inside

This 3.5 minute scene from THE WIRE has a drug dealer boss teaching his underlings how to play chess... in ghetto-speak. Great writing.

Ah, the memories...

Once having a population of over 2,000, this small mining town is now home to fewer than 20 residents... all because of a trash fire started at a landfill in 1962. Once you finish watching this, read the wiki on it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centralia%2C_Pennsylvania

Great sci-fi can open our minds to fantastic and bizarre possibilities. When I first saw this clip in 1997, I sat up in my seat and exclaimed, "No WAY!!!"

In the last 30 seconds of this soccer game, one goalie (in the orange shirt) decides to abandon his post...

One of my favorite car chases, even though dates a little.

Original intro cartoon for "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"

Just watch... I don't want to ruin it.