Great, but that's 6 years after I published the video and 37 years years since I released the program! 😀 😲

I admire your confidence! The most I've had on one of these compilations is 103,035 (so far) for Shaken, Not Stirred at kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWPFZKCFoN-SntE.

Cheers!

Thanks! That was the first music demo that I made in 1984.

I haven't seen Antz or Home on the Range so I don't know about those two films, but the part in Monsters. Inc has a lot of background shouting and when I made this compilation I thought it wasn't good enough to use. Thanks for the suggestions though, and I might do a part 2 if I can find more clips. 😃

Tomorrow's World always shown new technology before it was available to the public. Many times it was a prototype that was very different to the final product sold. There should be more information in my Jam Spreading Myth video at kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGakhperfqllhpY and the page n my site at orchardoo.com/jam.

That means you've got 63 other films to catch up on then!

@@LarryDors Then again, Dim's "well, well, well" is worth all the rest of them. :)

Thank you!

Well, technically I didn't write it, I edited it! 🙂

@@LarryDors Well, that explains alot

That would narrow down the film selection to 1987's Predator, and out of the 11 times the word is spoken, Arnold only says it three times!

The only glass of water from a well I could find is in the first episode of The Secret of Crickley Hall (2012) and that doesn't qualify as it's a TV series not a film. There are plenty of steaks in films, but not a steak wellington. A Douglas Sirk steak (Pulp Fiction), a Salisbury steak (Licorice Pizza, Monsters University, I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry), Kansas City steaks (The Wild One), Kangaroo steak (Crocodile Dundee), a Porterhouse steak (Man on the Moon), butterfly steak (Valley of the Dolls) or a Wagyu steak (The Gentlemen). I gave up looking after that! 😄

You are welcome! I'm sure they must have made other ones but this is the only tape I have. 😉

Thanks! Any suggestions for other short poems are appreciated, as I only have one more ready to go.

@@LarryDors How about 'Fire And Ice' by Robert Frost

I had a look at it and it's not very uplifting (for want of another phrase). I prefer A Minor Bird which is just as short and bit more chirpy (pun intended!)

There were no clips with Morgan Freeman, Anthony Hopkins or Alan Rickman to give him any competition! 🤔 🤨

In all 8 adverts they are adverting products, companies or services, but if you mean the talktofrank one at 2:20, that was the new name for the National Drugs Helpline started in 2003 and is still running. N.B. whilst a majority of the 'huggies' are white, the girl at the end who falls in the water isn't.

Adverts in the 70s were definately more risque, like the ones for Manikin Cigars, Hai Karate Aftershave (with Valerie Leon) and Super Soft Shampoo (with Madeline Smith).

@@LarryDors yeah . . . You're right, I'd forgotten them . . . Thanks

Moose became juice for the advert!

Danny John-Jules had been doing Red Dwarf since 1988 and the Spearmint Polo advert was from 95/96. Before then Peter Sallis (Last of the Summer WIne/Wallace and Gromit) did the voice over for the adverts in 1980s.

I stll find them in charity shops, but there was no standard for the extras, so the videos are in a variety of formats and sizes!

@@LarryDors glad to hear it

Have you watched the video before making your comment? 1) Jam was never used on a compact disc, only honey (and coffee). 2) Cigarette ash is a new suggestion to me. The original clip was before the general ban on smoking being shown in programs, but I doubt TW would encourage their presenters to smoke so they could use the ash to help their demonstration. 3) If you smeared anything on a vinyl record chances are you would damage the grooves, so no one would put jam or ash on a vinyl disc and expect it to play afterwards!

@@LarryDors You seem to have missed my point. Yes, I did watch the video but my recollection was with jam and cigarette ash irrespective of whatever programme it was shown on - I did not even mention TW (but lots of people think that it was). And no, someone smoking was not shown - simply ash in an ash tray! Lastly, it is of course pretty obvious that spreading jam and ash on a vinyl record would destroy it but that was not the point. The point was to show the difference between a vinyl record and a CD: the CD still played perfectly whilst the vinyl record was binned.

Sorry, I do not know where you are based, but in the UK, Tomorrow's World was the first programme to demonstrate the CD (see my clip at kzbin.info/www/bejne/mH7TYqOJi92ip9k). Many people were convinced jam was used, but that happended on a music programme called the Oxford Road Show in November 1982 by the DJ Peter Powell. I have yet to find a full copy of that episode. Breakfast TV used honey and coffee (see kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJqyd4KAjNmsfdU) and obviously other programmes covered the technology. Can you remember the programme you saw it on? Searching for CD and Ash only comes up with results of the 1992 Northern Irish rock band Ash! 😄

@@LarryDors Unfortunately, I cannot remember the programme. I know many still seem to think it was TW but it appears that was debunked several years ago. I really wish I knew but I was convinced it was shown on television as we had no internet back in the 1980s - but then maybe it was all just a dream after all!

не большой, длинный! 😀

But if you hear them repeated enough times (like I did when making the video) they won't sound like English at all! 🤔 🤨

NOt to be confused with Who Am I? the 2024 film or the 1998 Jackie Chan one!

It's in Part 2, which you have seen as you made a comment about this very line on that video. Have seen Part3 yet? 🤔

The computer isn't doing the talking, it's just dialling a telephone number to hear a recording over the landline, so I'm afraid it is not a talking computer. 😥

I don't think he appeared on any other episodes of the show. There were some other comedy programmes that he might have been on, but I haven't got any recordings of them!

Do you mean the one with Dana Carvey in the blonde wig and Mike Myers standing up in Stan Mikita's Donut Shop? That's Wayne's World (1992) as written on the black cap that Wayne (Mike Myers) is wearing. I put the names of the films in the bottom right hand corner of the frame nowadays but back in 2018 I did end credits, although they were in alphabetical order.

@@LarryDors Wayne’s world!!! That’s it. Wow feels like a whole other world now

There are several more clips that feature the phrase since I made this 7 years ago, so maybe I should do a part 2!

I haven't seen Bee Movie, and I got my copy of Madagascar three years after I made this compilation. A Part 2 will definately be added to the 'to do' list!

It's whatever was current in December 1994! I've never owned a Mac (or used one) so I really have no idea, and software reviews from CD-ROM INteractive didn't give details of the machine they wera running the software on, unless it is mentioned in the review. They might have done if it was a printed one but I doubt they would have a video review as well in the same issue. 🤔

You're welcome!

If I had used a longer clip, it would have been three people in the video have appeared on Taskmaster (Series 3,1,15). And for our viewers outside of the UK, we're not talking about the Australian, American, New Zealand, Danish or the Swedish variation.

You could ask that question about thousands of videos on YT. At the time of writing, I've had 154 views since it was published 12 hours ago, so people are watching it without asking that question. Quite a few suscribers watch them to learn English, listening how the same line is said by different people. I just make them because I recall the same phrase being said in different films!

@@LarryDors Thanks for answering. I was led here by the algorithm and was really confused. I guess I'm not your target audience. Have a nice day.

I can only use films I've seen and/or got copies of and I haven't seen Elysium! 😮 I've just seen a clip on YT (I Will Hunt You Down Scene) and you only hear him say the line. You can't actually see him saying the line!

Grammatically that should be you're (as in 'you are about to') but I never got the fact that ma'am is shortened version of madam, but with the same number of characters!

¡Eres demasiado amable!

Thanks for subscribing! I did a quick check of my subtitle files for 'fire in the hole' and I found 29 occurances, but that will no doubt increase the further I delve. One for the 'to do' list. 👍 🙂

You should check out my recent one at kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZmlqWisaNZpetE which is even more literal, if that's possible!

I probably forget quite a few, that's why I did a part 2 at kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3LGnZmsd9WVgLc. I've only seen the original 1994 film The Crow but I usually only use the exact wording in the phrase.

You're too kind!

The BBC Micro had three mono music channels plus one noise channel. I used a technique that combined one music channel with the noise channel to get a bass sound, so I couldm't add any percussive sounds using noise. As for a 'more accurate' version, well I wouldn't normally offer help at finding the competition (in 1985) but the BBC and Master Computer Public Domain Library at 8bs.com/catalogue/bbc.htm has many disc images of music (mine included). You will need an BBC Emulator to play them, but information is on the site.

At the time of writing I made this 6 years ago, so there are several films that are not included. The two you mentioned, from 2003 and 2011, plus Sneakers (1992), Mean Girls (2004), Spectre (2015), No Time To Die (2021) and Override (2021), to name a few. The only problem is that if I make a new version of this compilation the interesting comments will stay with this one. If I find enough I'll do a part 2 or a revised one, which someone will complain about when I don't include the latest Bond film! 😉

Thanks! And now you have it!