Re: The 1940s B&W running commentary thread

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Inter-passenger conflict.

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They can't agree whether it's, "ee-ther," or, "eye-ther."

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Creaky 1940s comedy dialogue.

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Arthur Askey shaping up to be this film's Jar Jar Binks.

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In Germany, whenever a character in the Star Wars films says, "Jar Jar," does it sound to them like he's saying, "Yes Yes?"

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No terrifying monsters so far.

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Arthur Askey coming on to the female lead.

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It's all gone Nightmare at 20,000 ft.

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But with Arthur Askey, instead of a gremlin.

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"Gertcha."

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The word actually exists outside of a Chas 'n' Dave song.

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They've all missed their train because of Arthur.

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Now they're going to have to wait nine hours before the next one.

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Someone's just called Arthur, "Young man."

[Fangirl Three]

"A Gainsborough Picture."

Her in that hat, that's Albert's girlfriend in Ask A Policeman, that is. :headlesshorseman:

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They've been told the station's haunted.

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This film would move twice as fast and be twice as watchable if Arthur Askey wasn't in it.

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"Guaranteed haunting in every bogey."

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