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Closed Caption; A full-length French & Saunders special
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2. Misery - Preparing for the Pain [8:04]
3. Legs [:37]
4. Bridesmaid [3:15]
5. Misery - Just When You Think It Can't Get Any Worse [:49]
6. Guns and Roses [3:21]
7. The Royals [4:40]
8. Misery - Will It Ever End? [2:43]
9. Interpretive Dance [:44]
10. Lucky Bitches [7:06]
11. House of Idiot - Threading the Needle [5:32]
12. Gladiators [1:12]
13. Mamas and Papas [1:35]
14. House of Idiot - My Hem Is Down [1:06]
15. Car Park Attendants [2:13]
16. Flappers [:25]
17. House of Idiot - Ripped Trousers [5:32]
18. Dickens' Daughters [2:42]
19. Silence of the Lambs - Appetizer [8:33]
20. Hip Hop [:45]
21. Phone Call [:31]
22. Silence of the Lambs - Entree [:24]
23. Shakespeare's England [3:29]
24. Silence of the Lambs - Dessert [1:12]
25. Jackie and LeeAnn [4:12]
26. Jerry Hall [3:45]
27. Thelma and Louise - Going... [3:12]
28. Mail Clerks [2:15]
29. Thelma and Louise - ...Going... [3:39]
30. Hippie Folk Songs [2:17]
31. Thelma and Louise - Gone! [2:21]
32. Aliens [12:23]
This collection of skits from the fourth series of French & Saunders lives up to its title. Although the comedic duo takes aim at British culture, BBC TV, pop stars, and the Middle Ages, most of the material focuses on Hollywood parody. Dawn French takes on a pair of box-office villains as she pokes fun at Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs and Kathy Bates in Misery; partner Jennifer Saunders, meanwhile, essays the Jodie Foster and James Caan roles, respectively. French experiences the familiar progression from face-hugger to stomach-exploder in a send-up of Aliens that also features Kathy Burke standing in for Jenette Goldstein as Pvt. Vasquez. Thelma and Louise also gets the patented F&S treatment. Other sketches include faux music videos for the Mamas and the Papas, Guns N' Roses, and Shakespear's Sister; "Lucky Bitches," a parody of celebrity sisters Joan and Jackie Collins; and an elaborate re-creation of the historical soap House of Eliott, in which the show's original stars, Stella Gonet and Louise Lombard, appear. The DVD edition of French & Saunders: At the Movies also includes the duo's 1999 Christmas special French & Saunders: The Phantom Millennium, an elaborate parody of Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace. Brian J. Dillard, All Movie Guide