I was pretty young, and this was the first time a character had died (at least for me) and I was just stunned. Then the tag started and we see Henry climbing up from a bench in the Mess Tent and for a moment I thought he was still alive. Then I realized it was just a bunch of clips. Hit me all over again.

Pittsburgh. Carnegie.

We were in a museum when a guard told me I was standing on a work of art (thought it was just decorative floor). I said to him "Then maybe you shouldn't lay it on the floor!". No ropes or anything. AND there were things on the wall by it.

Nonono - as good as it is, the better one is "Two women fight to the death - over a pair of shoes."

:)

It's proof that "He's got the biggest..... balls of them all!"

Tis but a Kit. XL

"An American Werewolf in London" also had, in the end credits, that standard type disclaimer that read "This film is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual persons, living, dead or undead is purely coincidental."

And you missed the best one - in Star Wars. "This movie was filmed on location in space."