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Sehr gutes Thema! Ich merke ab und zu, dass gute Jokes an mir vorbeigehen und das ist doch einfach schade. Manche Sachen kann man sich auch nicht einfach zusammenreimen, da braucht man eben Hintergrundwissen. „Touch the toe versteh ich auch nicht. Groundhog ist glaube ich einfach ein Erdmännchen

Schön, wenn Interesse besteht
Und ja, Hintergrundwissen ist immer eine große Hilfe bei den Gilmore girls


Lena, ich hab den FIlm sogar daheim gehabt fällt mir grade ein, aber ich musste ihn wieder abgeben in der Bib. Naja.
Ich habe das hier auf einer Seite gefunden, aber ich werd den FIlm auch nochmal ansehen:

Cinematically, Sherman-Palladino confessed the FND was an hommage to Woody Allen's Husbands and Wives. I believe the reason she appropriated this technique was to make the viewer feel like a member of the family in the midst of the battle between all four family members. During the initial confrontation at the dinner table between Rory and the Gilmores, the camera's POV is from Lorelei who is silent during it. You can literally feel her head swinging side to side. However, when Lorelei butts in, the POV has swung over to Rory's vantage point.

When Lorelei did her imitation of the Gilmores (in reference to the Huntzberger incident), she has switched seats with Rory and although it was not really a continuity error, it broke the cardinal film/ tv rule: crossing the axis. Breaking this rule is extremely rare and it shows how ambitious Sherman-Palladino wanted to be with this scene. Its intention was to add to the tension and feeling of chaos breaking out. Another interesting point about this imitation speech is Lorelei ended it with "End scene!". This was Sherman-Palladino's way of expressing self-consciousness of the artifice of this scene. She wanted to make it clear that, despite its seeming randomness, everything was clearly intended. There was also an element of the Theatre of the Absurd with its juxtaposition of shots of anger with shots of laughter. In a previous episode during S.6 Richard was reading a Samuel Beckett book. Just like Husbands and Wives this epic battle did not resolve any issues, but captured the neverending conflict that now spans multigenerations.

http://forums.televisionwithoutpity.com/...31/page-20

Hitler kennd ja jeder, aber hier wird wohl auf die letzten Tage im BUnker angespielt bevor der 2. WK zu Ende ging.
Ob er wirklich sienen Hund in dieser Zeit gassi fürhte, bezweifel ich aber stark (er hatte jedoch einen Hund; über den gibt es einen ganzen Wiki-eintrag http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blondi)

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perp walk ist ein Begriff aus dem US-amerikanischen Rechtswesen und bezeichnet die öffentliche Zurschaustellung Verdächtiger.