The song, "Gentleman," features Psy playing puerile practical jokes on young women, only to have the tables turned on himself, received heavy promotion for its premiere on YouTube.
YouTube's promotional reenactment of "Gentleman" featured an unusual assemblage of comedians Kassem G and GloZell Green, fitness personality Cassey Ho, the dance crew I.aM.mE.
What ensued allowed viewers to witness the amazing power of music: Henry, the gentleman featured in the story, does indeed come alive while listening to music of his era, and after doing so he lifts up his head, he opens his eyes, his face lights up and he talks about the music, he reminisces, and he shares what music means to him.
The end scene, in which Marge walks into the power plant, and Homer carries her away, is a reference to the film An Officer and a Gentleman, and features the same music, "Up Where We Belong".
Murray's hand-books, often written by gentleman amateurs, feature obscure antiquarian anecdotes and apposite classical quotations -- in untranslated Greek or Latin.
An ensemble for soldiers from a time when dancing, fencing and horseback riding were all considered arts of a gentleman, it featured parades and mock duels with lances for six men in military uniforms.
A new configuration of familiar names – one, anyway: Ben Esser, presuming it's the same gentleman who featured as a Guardian New Band of the Day back in 2007, when he was unveiled as "Dizzee Rascal [if he] was a skinny white doofus playing Bontempi beat-pop".
That's what I found in Jared Hess's "Gentlemen Broncos," which features some of the most wondrous fantasy sequences ever filmed (ones which, compared to the effects of "Avatar," were executed with the CGI equivalent of piano wire and chewing gum).
Jared Hess's third feature, "Gentlemen Broncos" (which I write about in the magazine this week) opens tomorrow.
Aliens vs Predator, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and Wreck-It Ralph, featuring a number of classic characters from video games, have all made it to the big screen.
