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27 March 1986 - bombing of the Russell Street Police Headquarters complex in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The explosion killed Angela Rose Taylor, the first Australian policewoman to be killed in the line of duty. It was Easter.

You forgot to mention Batman Avenue / #70 tram that went along the river and was removed with Fed Sq development. I really enjoy the space at Fed Sq. It gave Melb a focal point which it didn't have.

Amazingly informative. Great research and presentation. thankyou very much!

So Gil lied about reading the Rodin biography just to sound more credible arguing with Paul? That's rich.

Tears

"All my life, I've lived and worked in the big city. Which, now that I think of it, it's kind of a problem. Since, I always feel uncomfortable around crowds. I mean it, I have this fear of enclosed spacious-ism Everything makes me feel trapped all the time. You know, I always tell myself, there's gotta be something better out there, but maybe I think too much. I think everything must go back to the fact that I've had a very anxious childhood. You know, my mother never had time for me. When you were the middle child in a family of five million, you don't get any attention. I mean, how is it possible? And I've always had these abandonment issues which plaque me. My father was basically a drone, like I've said. You know the guy flew away when I was just a larva. And...my job? Don't get me started on because it really annoys me. I was not cut out to be a worker. I'll tell you right now. I feel physically inadequate. My whole I never, I've never been able to lift more than ten times my own bodyweight. And when you get down to it, handling dirt is, you know, 😖egh,😖 is not my idea of a rewarding career. It's this whole...gung ho super organism thing that, that I, that you know I can't get. I try, but I don't get it. I mean, you know, what is it? I'm supposed to do everything for the colony. 🤷‍♂️And uh, what about my needs?! 🤷‍♂️What about me?!🤷‍♂️ I mean I gotta believe there's some place out there that's better than this! OTHERWISE I WILL JUST CURL UP IN A LARVA POSITION AND🥺WEEP!!!!🥺 The whole system makes me feel...🤦‍♂️insignificant.🤦‍♂️"

Sad fact: Woody Allen never really liked working for this movie. He only took his voice acting for it in a few days while in development. He didn't even want any part of it. For any of us who grew up watching these kinds of movies, you would expect the actors to enjoy being the star of them, when in reality, it's not always what it seems.

0:43 0:57 1:09 hand gestures are brilliant 😂

Qué peliculonnn, qué fuerza

She's never really fit in a box. That's what makes her unique... but she finally finds her place in the world and doesn't change who she is to fit in the box, she just adjusts a bit for all of her to fit inside. She never cuts the paper, she only folds it. It brings me to tears every time I see it.

Am I the only one who empathises with Lipnik? Barton Fink was so pretentious. All he needed to do was write a simple B-movie script. But he let his arrogance get in the way. Sure it’s not artistic and maybe that’s a bad thing, but that’s what Hollywood is - simple films for a mass audience.

Woody (known as a prolific writer even back then) cast as a non-writer is wonderfully going against type, a 180%. A similar 180% is how Howard changes from start to end. The contrast of Woody's "small" and Zero's "big" also play wonderfully oposite each other. This film is excellent.

It was good to see Prince's Bridge station again. In the late 1950s, as a nearly broke student, I could get a 3-course meal for 4/6, 45 cents in decimals. I sat beside the windows looking over the street to Flinders Street station and the crowds heading home. And then, in 1967, stnding on the raised plaza beside the Gas and Fuel towers, watching the arrival of Prince Charles, President Johnson, and other dignitaries arriving at St Paul's Cathedral for the memorial service for the lost Prime Minister Harold Holt.

"Barton Fink" slams the executives, "The Player" slams the writers. Both masterpieces of how rotten and insincere the filmmaking business is.

the bureaucratic nature of office job....it still happens today

0:41 "So long, suckers!"

I come back here too often

Absolutely, one of the best movie endings ever! Love Woody Allen! 🤗

Rest in peace Michael Lerner. You were an incredible talent. I will never forget you in this movie and Harlem Nights.

RIP Michael Lerner

Id say Paul us an expert in everything, plus 🍷

Moves me to tears every time 🥹

Imagine a bee version

These are big movies, Fink, about big men. In tights! Both physically, and mentally! Especially, physically! 🤣🤣🤣

What this song called??

Flinders St Station is part of Northern and Western Melbourne!!!

I'd never really noticed before how completely Kurtzmann loses it all because someone issued a refund 😆

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I have always wonder why Mr. Kurtzman says veronica when Sam tells him the name of Buttle's wife.

Love it. To me, the best scene is the next one where he's saying goodbye. It's heartbreaking and poignant and hilarious <3

What an absolute fa-go[, and his vapid schloot

daunted, deleted, inoperative.

terrific.

2:25 - that has to be one of the great final lines in movie history.

She should not bring the dog with her

Hey Woody, howw is your step daughter/wife doing

2:11 This is what Roger Clemens should have said during his being investigated for suspected steroid use. And if he did, he would have been a TRUE National Hero for taking The Fifth.

What’s this song called??

And then you realize why the movie was titled Frances Ha…

This 1985 film BRAZIL foresees a digital currency and everyone has a personal account at the Central bank. (means if you (or a business) have MONEY, it is ONLY held at the Central Bank and there is no cash/coins you can keep under your pillow, or in a jar because CASH is more anonymous than Bitcoin and becomes illegal). If you have an poor attention span, jump to 02:00 minutes into the video. czcams.com/video/r8nOHncFziw/video.html

On reading the Roger Ebert review of the film it summarises what is wrong (and right). One of its primary missteps is the casting of Woody Allen as the main character. Ebert points out how it oftentimes feels like a Woody Allen film and it does not mesh with the more serious aspects of the story. We get the standard Allen nebbish that we've seen in many of his own films and never feels like a real character,especially when he's interacting with the blacklisted writers. The most moving moment is when Hecky Brown jumps out a hotel window when he is broken by these events. The casting of Zero Mostel also seems ill advised and could not help but see him as Max Bialistock from The Producers. The transition from comic to tragic is very jarring. This has actually happened when individuals have been robbed of their livelihoods and means of income, as well as the stigma attached to naming names or refusing to cooperate, either have their consequences. It's a fascinating but sad period of American history. I'm currently reading a book titled Naming Names about this very period of time. Hopefully it will get deeper into this subject. In this current trend of remaking films I wouldn't be angry if someone tried to remake The Front. It's still a subject that is relevant nowadays, especially in how the government can overstep its bounds and turn things back to the age of the Salem witch trials.

I’ve never seen a refund check..

Cuts off right at the best line. Suppose we could lose it behind a filing cabinet or something... Burn it! Eat it!

As a child this was all boring meaningless gibberish to me that I would often fast forward, but man this hits so close to home watching this again as an adult

That write-off line was beautiful.

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"You made a breakthrough....you are insignificant." What relief. For a moment I was really worried I w.....................WHAT!!!!!!!

I hate Kennett