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It seems to me that the most recently released Star Wars movies had some
hidden humor in it. I think there was a scene with rockets or rocks that
had a flying cow in it. In fact, I believe there were several similiar
"hidden" items in it.

You might try Google with "hidden humor" visual movies.

Mary Nucci wrote:

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>I am looking for instances of humor in large format, either humor that
>you believe was intentional by the film's director, or instances where
>the audience found something humorous that may not have been planned to
>be humorous.  If you can think of such instances, could you respond to
>this email with a brief description and the name of the film?  Thanks,
>and I hope this email brings up good memories!
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>Mary Nucci
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