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* AnAesop: Two of them in his review of "[[Film/BeautyAndTheBeast1946 La Belle et la Bete]]". First, at the climax of their fight, Kyle and Tony come to [[HeelRealization realize]] that the whole point of "Beauty and the Beast" is learning to show empathy towards the flawed. Second, thanks to some intervention, both learn that "stories are owned by no one".
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* LostEpisode: ''The Girlfriend Experience'' (CreatorBacklash, only exists with commentary), ''What is It?'' (legal reasons), and ''Sh*t TGWTG Fans Say''. Alternative versions to the first two exist on [=YouTube=].
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* LostEpisode: ''The Girlfriend Experience'' ''Series/TheGirlfriendExperience'' (CreatorBacklash, only exists with commentary), ''What is It?'' (legal reasons), and ''Sh*t TGWTG Fans Say''. Alternative versions to the first two exist on [=YouTube=].
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* {{Retraux}}: The intro to ''BHH'' shows a montage of auteur films, beginning with classics such as ''Citizen Kane'' and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers ending with]] ''Film/{{Gerry}}'' and ''Trash Humpers'', giving them the illusion of being [[DeliberatelyMonochrome old-timey films]].
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* {{Retraux}}: The intro to ''BHH'' shows a montage of auteur films, beginning with classics such as ''Citizen Kane'' and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers ending with]] with ''Film/{{Gerry}}'' and ''Trash Humpers'', giving them the illusion of being [[DeliberatelyMonochrome old-timey films]].
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** In his ''Film/{{Anonymous}}'' review, he calls out Anti-Stratfordianism by applying the same flawed arguments for doubting Shakespeare's authorship to the film's own director Creator/RolandEmmerich -- assuming that a work of fiction always reflects the author's personal views and life experiences, ''Film/IndependenceDay'' would suggest that Emmerich is a homophobic American conservative (instead of the gay German progressive he actually is).
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** In his ''Film/{{Anonymous}}'' ''Film/{{Anonymous|2011}}'' review, he calls out Anti-Stratfordianism by applying the same flawed arguments for doubting Shakespeare's authorship to the film's own director Creator/RolandEmmerich -- assuming that a work of fiction always reflects the author's personal views and life experiences, ''Film/IndependenceDay'' would suggest that Emmerich is a homophobic American conservative (instead of the gay German progressive he actually is).
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* InsaneTrollLogic: Basically gives Roland Emmerich a taste of his own medicine by applying the same type of logic behind the Shakespeare authorship question as demonstrated in ''Film/{{Anonymous}}'' with him using ''Film/IndependenceDay'' as "evidence".
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* InsaneTrollLogic: Basically gives Roland Emmerich a taste of his own medicine by applying the same type of logic behind the Shakespeare authorship question as demonstrated in ''Film/{{Anonymous}}'' ''Film/{{Anonymous|2011}}'' with him using ''Film/IndependenceDay'' as "evidence".
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** In his video about ''Film/{{Anonymous}}'', when the film gets into the Anti-Stratfordian theory about how the "real" Shakespeare was also the bastard child of [[UsefulNotes/ElizabethI Queen Elizabeth]] and unknowingly committed incest with her, and siring another bastard child, the video displays the text: "THIS IS WHAT ANTI-STRATFORDIANS ACTUALLY BELIEVE".
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** In his video about ''Film/{{Anonymous}}'', ''Film/{{Anonymous|2011}}'', when the film gets into the Anti-Stratfordian theory about how the "real" Shakespeare was also the bastard child of [[UsefulNotes/ElizabethI Queen Elizabeth]] and unknowingly committed incest with her, and siring another bastard child, the video displays the text: "THIS IS WHAT ANTI-STRATFORDIANS ACTUALLY BELIEVE".
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* AnAesop: Two of them in his review of "[[Film/BeautyAndTheBeast1946 La Belle et la Bete]]". First, at the climax of their fight, Kyle and Tony come to [[HeelRealization realize]] that the whole point of "Beauty and the Beast" is learning to show empathy towards the flawed. Second, thanks to some intervention, both learn that "stories are owned by no one".
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: The review for [[Film/BeautyAndTheBeast1946 La Belle et la Bete]] ends with both Kyle and Tony realizing that neither party's preference is wrong, but rather their nitpicking the other. Kyle's preference for the Cocteau version may be out of bias that it's French, but Tony admits that it's "creative in all the right ways". Tony's preference for Disney's version is because (well) it's Disney, but Kyle also acknowledges that the Disney version "has heart in all the right places".
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* HeelRealization: Throughout the review of [[Film/BeautyAndTheBeast1946 La Belle et la Bete]], Kyle and Tony have practically been at each other's throats over whether Cocteau or Disney made the better adaptation, it culminates with a heated argument. The fight climaxes with both parties yelling "WHY CAN'T YOU JUST... [[ExlainExplainOhCrap look.. past.. the surface]]?" It's here that they finally recognize they've both "been each other's beast" towards the other's opinion.
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* {{Catchphrase}}: Huzzah!
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* YourHeadAsplode: In ''Film/{{Gerry}} REDUX'', Kyle's head explodes when he finds out that ''Gerry'' [[spoiler:was inspired by ''VideoGame/TombRaider'', of all things]]. He's fine after the ad break, though.
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* YourHeadAsplode: In ''Film/{{Gerry}} REDUX'', Kyle's head explodes when he finds out that ''Gerry'' [[spoiler:was inspired by ''VideoGame/TombRaider'', ''Franchise/TombRaider'', of all things]]. He's fine after the ad break, though.
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* TheReveal: In the "''Gerry'' REDUX" video, we learn that Gus Van Zant made ''Gerry''... after playing ''[[spoiler:VideoGame/TombRaider]]''.
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* TheReveal: In the "''Gerry'' REDUX" video, we learn that Gus Van Zant made ''Gerry''... after playing ''[[spoiler:VideoGame/TombRaider]]''.''[[spoiler:Franchise/TombRaider]]''.
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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: A lot of his points are attacking this notion, either directly calling it out, or pretending to defend it while obviously twisting in logical knots. [[invoked]]
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* MoodWhiplash: [[CutenessOverload "Ooh, look at the little piggies! Look at their little snouts and their little curly tails! ... Silly man for trying to get the piggies to eat like peoples! Silly piggies for not trying to eat like peoples!]] Awwww...yeah...they die. They die because [[spoiler: he kills them. ''He hangs them.'']]"
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* MoodWhiplash: [[CutenessOverload MoodWhiplash: [[Film/VaseDeNoces "Ooh, look at the little piggies! Look at their little snouts and their little curly tails! ... tails!]] ... [[CutenessOverload Silly man for trying to get the piggies to eat like peoples! Silly piggies for not trying to eat like peoples!]] Awwww...yeah...they die. They die because [[spoiler: he kills them. ''He hangs them.'']]"
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''Brows Held High'' is a film analysis show about arthouse cinema. It is hosted by Kyle Kallgren (formerly known as Oancitizen), who rose to some prominence on the That Guy With The Glasses forums when he wrote a [[http://web.archive.org/web/20110928000338/thatguywiththeglasses.com/blogs/latest/entry/my-toy-collection-for-a-horse-gender-roles-and-comparative-mythology-in-nellas-pony-epic dissertation]] on [[WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick Nella's]] ''Franchise/MyLittlePony'' epic.
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''Brows Held High'' is a [[{{Review}} film analysis analysis]] show about arthouse cinema. It is hosted by Kyle Kallgren (formerly known as Oancitizen), who rose to some prominence on the That Guy With The Glasses forums when he wrote a [[http://web.archive.org/web/20110928000338/thatguywiththeglasses.com/blogs/latest/entry/my-toy-collection-for-a-horse-gender-roles-and-comparative-mythology-in-nellas-pony-epic dissertation]] on [[WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick Nella's]] ''Franchise/MyLittlePony'' epic.
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** Kyle maintains this on his show... [[AcceptablePoliticalTargets for the]] [[UsefulNotes/GeorgeWBush most part]].
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** Kyle maintains this on his show... [[AcceptablePoliticalTargets for the]] [[UsefulNotes/GeorgeWBush for the most part]].
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* MoodWhiplash: [[CutenessOverload 'Aww, look at all the cute little piggies!]] They die.'
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Dewicking.
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** UsefulNotes/ConspiracyTheories, anti-Stratfordianism ("Creator/WilliamShakespeare didn't write his plays") in particular.
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** UsefulNotes/ConspiracyTheories, Conspiracy theories, anti-Stratfordianism ("Creator/WilliamShakespeare didn't write his plays") in particular.
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* AdaptationSequence: (InUniverse) ''The Devils'' is a movie based on a play based on a novel based on historical events. [[BlatantLies And is]] [[DanBrowned historically accurate.]]
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* AdaptationSequence: (InUniverse) ''The Devils'' is a movie based on a play based on a novel based on historical events. [[BlatantLies [[FalselyAdvertisedAccuracy And is]] [[DanBrowned is historically accurate.]]
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* DanBrowned: [[SarcasmMode Sarcastically]] remarks at ''Film/TheDevils'' for [[CampGay its portrayal of the king of France]] immediately after seeing the title sequence's claim of the film's events being historically accurate.
** Mocked constantly in his review of ''Nightwatching'', a film built entirely around Peter Greenaway's high-minded conception of the hidden symbolism of Rembrandt.
** Mocked constantly in his review of ''Nightwatching'', a film built entirely around Peter Greenaway's high-minded conception of the hidden symbolism of Rembrandt.
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* FalselyAdvertisedAccuracy: [[SarcasmMode Sarcastically]] remarks in-universe at ''Film/TheDevils'' for [[CampGay its portrayal of the king of France]] immediately after seeing the title sequence's claim of the film's events being historically accurate.
