History Heartwarming / BrowsHeldHigh

-->'''Kyle:''' [[ActorAllusion And we kissed as though nothing could fall.]] [[Music/DavidBowie We can be heroes, just for one day.]]

* In his WeAreTheStrange is that despite all of it's flaws it was done entirely by a one man team and he can't hate M.Strange for it. After all [[NotSoDifferent that's what Kyle does every week.]]

** And he ends the review asking TheCriterionCollection to get to work on distributing Trnka's films in the U.S., because "as lovely as this ripped laserdisc edition is, I want to see it in its original beauty."

* During Harmony Korine's ''Film/TrashHumpers'' when they show a dead body... That Kyle thinks might actually be the genuine article.

* His humble, humble apology for the Girlfriend Experience video in his commentary. You can sense his shame and how he is truly sorry for it, almost to the point it's saddening.

** A random caller says he likes Kyle's stuff, but asks why he hangs around with all those other losers. Kyle's response? "[[PrecisionFStrike Fuck you]], they're [[TrueCompanions my friends]]."

* In his Between The Lines on Inception, Kyle points out that the dream sequences and the shots used to illustrate them are all references to famous films, such as ManWithAMovieCamera. He points out that not only are movies themselves a type of dreamworld-- a perspective stated in his Beauty and The Beast project-- but that this indicates that when Christopher Nolan sleeps, he dream of movies. He doesn't flee from his work, like most people, but dives further into it. How many people love what they do that much?

* His Between The Lines on Inception, Kyle points out that the dream sequences and the shots used to illustrate them are all references to famous films, such as ManWithAMovieCamera. He points out that not only are movies themselves a type of dreamworld-- a perspective stated in his Beauty and The Beast project-- but that this indicates that when Christopher Nolan sleeps, he dream of movies. He doesn't flee from his work, like most people, but dives further into it. How many people love what they do that much?

** After getting turned down throughout the review, Ven gets to sing the last song. And it's all about the various adaptations of Beauty and the Beast.

* Done in collabration with Red Ribbon Reviewers, Oancitizen takes a very poignant look at the tv adaptation of ''Theatre/AngelsInAmerica'', a story about how several peoples lives are affected by being gay and having AIDS in the early eighties. He ends the review by quoting the final lines of the play:

* The ending of his commentary on freak shows and Series/HoneyBooBoo. "We accept you, you are one of us. [[Film/{{Freaks}} One of us. Gooble gobble, we accept you, one of us."]]

** And he ends the review asking TheCriterionCollection to get to work on distributing Trnka's films in the U.S., because "as lovely as this ripped laserdisc edition is, I want to see it in its original beauty."

* The opening of "William Shakespeare’s Star Wars and the Power of Iambic Pentameter." Kyle reads from the book, as usual, and when he finishes, he just giggles, clearly already enjoying himself.

* The ending of his commentary on freak shows and Series/HoneyBooBoo. "We accept you, you are one of us. [[Film/{{Freaks}} One of us. Gooble gobble, we accept you, one of us."]]

* The ending of his commentary on freak shows and Series/HoneyBooBoo. "We accept you, you are one of us. [[Film/{{Freaks}} One of us. Gooble gobble, we accept you, one of us."

* The ending of his commentary on freak shows and Series/HoneyBooBoo. "We accept you, you are one of us.[[Film/Freaks One of us. Gooble gobble, we accept you, one of us."

* The ending of his commentary on freakshows and honey booboo. "We accept you, you are one of us." I find this bizarrely heartwarming.

* His Between The Lines on Inception, Kyle points out that the dream sequences and the shots used to illustrate them are all references to famous films, such as ManWithAMovieCamera. He points out that not only are movies themselves a type of dreamworld-- a perspective stated in his Beauty and The Beast project-- but that this indicates that when Christopher Nolan sleeps, he dream of movies. He doesn't flee from his work, like most people, but dives further into it. How many people love what they do that much?

-->'''Kyle:''' ''(imitating iguana)'' I use my claws to show my loooooooooove...

** After getting turned down throughout the review, Ven gets to sing the last song. And it's all about the various adaptations of Beauty and the Beast.

* After ObscurusLupa briefly left the internet due to, amongst other things, [[MoralEventHorizon death]] [[SeriousBusiness threats]] [[WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings sent to her home]], Kyle [[PapaWolf told]] [[FanDumb those involved]] that [[CrowningMomentofAwesome their behaviour was unacceptable and did not want anyone who had contributed to that behaviour watching his show]], because, in his words, [[https://twitter.com/KyleKallgren/status/309375948107681792 "Allison has been nothing but a dear friend to me since I started this series"]].

* The end of his review of ''Mister Lonely''. After going into detail about some of the actors and people working on the film, he explains that he believes that Korine made a film that demonstrated what was happening in the movie- many of the actors and others working on the film have made amazing things and worked with genii, but are not known to many. In turn, the film is about a group of impersonators who are trying to be someone else, someone they deem to be better than themselves, and so they rarely act like themselves. In short, Korine is trying to show the world what it's like to try and be greater than yourself, only to have an audience of few, no matter how skilled you are. And because of that, Kyle just can't hate it.

--->'''Tony:''' Agreed.

* Kyle and Tony [[spoiler: dancing, mimicking the ballroom scene in Beauty and the Beast]] during the credits of the Beauty and the Beast/La Belle et la Bette review is kind of sweet.

* Kyle and Tony [[spoiler: dancing, mimicking the ballroom scene in Beauty and the Beast]] during the credits of the Beauty and the Beast/La Belle et la Bette review is kind of sweet.

* The ending of the ''Anonymous'' review: taking a mocking line by Derek Jacobi from the film's introduction about "Our Shakespeare", Kyle explains, in detail, how the idea of "Our Shakespeare" is ''completely accurate'', and how the phrase sums up why the Bard has continued to influence people for going on five centuries.

-->'''Oancitizen:''' You're probably wondering why there isn't any image here. You see, I removed the image for this review. Why? Well, that's because in this scene, the cameraman starts singing this little song... yeah, that. 'Three Little Devils' and such, and the image that Korine decides to show is a naked, dead body in a ditch. And as far as I can tell, it doesn't look fake. Now, I may subject you to all kinds of cruel images, but I promise you, I will never show you a real dead body, because I love you, and Harmony Korine doesn't.

** A random caller says he likes Kyle's stuff, but asks why he hangs around with all those other losers. Kyle's response? "Fuck you, they're my friends."

* The ending of the ''Anonymous'' review.

* In his WeAreTheStrange is that despite all of it's flaws it was done entirely by a one man team and he can't hate M.Strange for it. After all [[NotSoDifferent that's what Kyle does every week.]]

* At the end of his review of ''Room in Rome'', after going into great detail of the problems and controversies of a straight man attempting to depict a serious romance between two lesbians, Kyle is finally shoved aside by his cover artist/[=BFF=] Ven who is herself LGBT in order to give her opinion on the film. And it turns out she connected with it and stated that it accurately portrayed a relationship based on impulse and pure emotional connection. The type of relationship she experienced with a woman who later became her wife. Aww!

* At the end of his review of ''Room in Rome'', after going into great detail of the problems and controversies of a straight man attempting to depict a serious romance between two lesbians, Kyle is finally shoved aside by his cover artist/[=BFF=] Ven who is himself LGBT in order to give his opinion on the film. And it turns out he connected with it and stated that it accurately portrayed a relationship based on impulse and pure emotional connection. The type of relationship he experienced with a woman who later became his wife. Aww!