Social media is inundated Family man Memes, and One particular one involves The godfather It reappears from time to time.
Seth MacFarlane, creator and star of the long-running animated series, recently took to social media to explain the origins of the fan-quoted “she insists on her own” phrase.
“Since this has become popular, here's a fun fact,” MacFarlane shared on X, the microblogging platform formerly known as Twitter. “‘He insists on himself’ was a criticism my college film history professor used to explain why he didn’t think so The sound of music It was a great movie. A first rate teacher, but I never followed him.
In Season 4, Episode 27, “Untitled Griffin Family History”, Peter Griffin shares with his family that he didn't care about them. The godfather.
“How can you say that, Dad?” asks Peter's son Chris.
“Peter, it's like the perfect movie,” Lewis adds.
“That's what everyone always says,” Peter adds.
Chris then lists the actors in the film, such as Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Robert Duvall.
When Lewis asked Peter why he didn't like the movie, Peter said, “He's sticking to himself.”
Lewis didn't understand the statement and asked for clarification, and Peter then explained, “It takes forever to get in, and then you're in like six and a half hours, and then… you know, I can't even get through it. I can't even finish the movie. I've never gotten through it.” “I saw the end.”
Peter gets some heat for expressing a strong opinion about a movie he hasn't seen. He then cites “the scene where all the guys are sitting in comfy chairs” as “not a great scene,” adding: “I have no idea what they're talking about. It's like they're speaking a different language. That's where I lose interest, and go away.
Chris tells Peter that they speak Italian, and Louis adds: “The language they speak is a precise language, and it's a language you don't understand.”
Peter then finished by saying he loved it Money pit1986 comedy film directed by Richard Benjamin and starring Tom Hanks and Shelley Long.
The phrase “insists on itself” has sparked great controversy among movie buffs, who are trying to decipher its meaning. Many fans understand this phrase as being about a pretentious movie.
Watch the scene in the video below.
