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Siskel and Ebert discuss the recently Oscar-nominated movies, including this one.
fragment of the poster can be seen
VHS visible in the general store display
Poster visible outside the theater where Ariel is supposed to meet Marie-Claude
Greenaway knocks Ryan O'Neal's accent in the film
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The mask that Bill Harford wears with his costume is modeled from the face of Ryan O'Neal, a reference to Barry Lyndon (1975).
Filmographical reference re Ken Adam
Features photographs of Stanley Kubrick on the set of this film
This film is referenced by name.
This film is referenced by name.
Mentioned in a magazine article.
The concert scene mirrors the one in which Redmond Barry assaults and spanks Lord Bullingdon before a stunned gathering
Advertisement is shown in a newspaper.
Huey's gun is called Lyndon. It's exactly the kind of ancient weapon used in the older film.
movie in 'Scotty's Favorites' section
Two pieces of music ("Lilliburlero" and Handel's "Sarabande") are used in a similar way they had been in Barry Lyndon, a history also set in 18th century England
Explicitly mentioned by the guy at the bar
In Christine's Death scene, Christine quotes the Ribbon Game from "Barry Lyndon"
Poster is an homage to Barry Lyndon
Prominently uses the main theme of Stanley Kubrick's film "Barry Lyndon".
One of the films Cinéman goes into.
the coroners talk about it
DVD case is shown.
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Movie is mentioned in episode
clips are shown during David Poland's segment
Footage of the film is included.
Spoofed in
ultra-dramatic classical music in sync with b&w titles