That image so requires a caption, such as GEORG'D or something to refer to being made "special" according to George's re-imagination.  However, I've just consumed enough pizza to have depleted my brain to a metric notch above 'zzzzz'...

We know a song about that, don't we, children?

If you liked that, here is more magnety goodness, complete with Mozart:

I believe that one of the features of true Scotsmen is that they're not afraid to change their opinion in public, when presented with better evidence. I make this claim as a true Scotsman.

At last, the joint sequel to Watermelons Galore! and Attack of the Ribosomes sprays the silver screen with the juiciest clumps of mirth and recombination you've ever seen!

Following in the wet footsteps that are all that's left of their mentor Dr Rex McPkAnk (John Hurt), this year's intake of genetic engineering lunatics at Pips-R-Us Food-n-Monsters Inc proves to be the most careless yet.

In the midst of her project to create the world's most carnivorous watermelon, Dr Susie 'Sue' Soo (Zooey Deschanel) falls madly in lust with lab supervisor Herr Doktor Professor Fritz 'Ritzy' Witzensteinerhassenpfeffer (Ewen McGregor). But their technically illicit affair causes bigger problems when Susie's previous squeeze, the world's second-most carnivorous watermelon, comes looking to wreak squishy revenge for being jilted before all its results were published in the New England Journal of Fairly Apocalyptic Experiments.

Pip-based pandemonium ensues as Susie and Fritz mostly avoid being eaten while singing and dancing their way to a slushy, romantic ending surrounded by a veritable smorgasbord of almost-believable human-fruit hybrids.

Don't miss the witty banter of the self-juggling pumpkin sisters (Janeane Garofalo and Sarah Silverman)!

Coming soon: No Wood for Old Men

In a world where everyone is colour-blind...

In a time when laughter is forbidden...

In a costume that fits a little too poorly...

One man is on a mission to save himself from the gallows before time, and the rope, runs out.

On trial for his life, Bonzo the Accountant (Jeff Goldblum) stands accused of making colourful fun of the head of the Church of Lyingtology, a crime punishable by DEATH!  BY HANGING!!

In a series of tense courtroom battles, the Church's founder, and chief Lying Officer, Dr Rex McPkAnk (Tom Cruise) hits Bonzo with one damning pie after another, but Bonzo refuses to laugh.  Despite the best efforts of Bonzo's team of defence chimpanzees (all played by Helena Bonham-Carter), Bonzo eventually crumples on the witness stand.

The jury is forced to consider just how large Bonzo's shoes are, just how aggravated bulls are by his allegedly bright red make-up, and just how many billiard balls can fit into his mouth at once.  Finally, with the startling proclamation: "YOU CAN'T HANDLE DULUTH!", McPkAnk makes Bonzo confess to being red, funny and a little bit creepy, all at the same time.

The jury themselves are so incensed, they drag Bonzo out into the street, string him up from the nearest unoccupied gallows, and leave him twisting in the wind, a warning to all who would be funny, or red, or Jeff Goldblum.

Coming soon: The Night After Alaska.

So, how about actors and roles where they unexpectedly played the best game of catch-the-javelin that no-one thought they could do, because it was so different from their previous body of work? For example:

Dustin Hoffman in Tootsie
Meryl Streep in Postcards from the Edge
Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper in Doctor Who
Greg Kinnear in As Good As It Gets

Actually, I think Pulp Fiction is another movie where, basically, the entire cast nails it to whatever one nails whatever it is to.

Billy West as nearly everyone in Futurama, quite possibly at the same time.

Oh, and how about John Malkovich in Being John Malkovich? Or is that some kind of weird special case?