"I don't wanna be killed by Rasputin! Do something about it? Boris!"
Best line read ever.

Yeah, Rasputin may have had nothing to do with the murder of the Romanov's, but he had a freaky beard, so he'll do as a villain.

Best antagonist in any movie. Does nothing except bowl cartoon bombs at things and talks to rats.

"Why would I lie to you?  You've known me for ages!"  "Exactly."
Oh snap, a halfway decent exchange of dialog.  Nice one Dingo! :P

I laughed out loud when male Bluth Anastasia showed up... it's just such a confusing choice. But then again, I don't know why I would expect Dingo Pictures to ever make sense.

Wouldn't it make a lot more sense for one of these "Anastasia survives" stories to have Rasputin be involved in helping her survive rather than just casting him as the villain because Bluth did it? I mean his assassination was near the start of the Russian revolutions, he was a close friend of the royal family, and was famously hard to kill as his assassins stabbed, poisoned, shot, and beat him before finally binding him and throwing him in a freezing river where he drowned after breaking free of said bindings.

This movie was only subpar due to a severe lack of Wabuu

"Most of the Romanovs in the palace are sooooo stupid! Heh heh heh"

...Am I the only one who thinks this Rasputin looks a bit like he wandered out of a Nazi propaganda poster? And I know what you're thinking; the Nazis weren't even around during the Russian Revolution! But, well, let's just say that Aladdin and Paige really  messed up this time.

Nachos and cheese.
Peanutbutter and jelly.
Cookies and milk.
Phelan Porteous and Dingo Pictures.

I'd give this documentary 0/10 because of all the historical inaccuracies.  They didn't even mention Wabuu's integral role in the Bolshevik Revolution.

"that was Anastasia, WOOH I AM AN IDIOT" Lost it

“I love being called a traitor because I hate subtlety, just look at my goblin face!” That part always gets me laughing

Babushka? I think he meant Baba Yaga, the witch of Russian folklore.

"Why would I lie to you? You've known me for ages."

"Exactly."

As.... Dingo as this "film" is, I actually thought that was funny,  dare I say even not ironically.

EDIT: Holy shit this comment got a lot of likes. Thanks guys.

So Bluth's version of Rasputin was a Zombie, Atlus made him an android, Sacnoth wrote him making a pact with a demon, Golden Films believed he started a Revolution, while Dingo turned him into a ginger shaped face Bomberman.

"You know, getting from Moscow to Paris is just a quick little jog through Russia, Belarus, Poland, Germany and France"
Yes! Just ask Napoleon!

What's with women voicing middle-aged men in the dingo movies? They don't even sound convincing.

"He won't molest you again so quickly."
Who else but Dingo? xD

Fun fact: the Revolution that overthrew the Tsar was a separate revolution than the revolution that placed Lenin and the Communists in power.  The first was the February Revolution, and the second was the October (Communist) Revolution.

"Why would I lie to you? You've known me for ages!"
"Exactly."
I'll admit, I actually found that part funny XD