I watched it in 1080p several times through, and I saw pretty much every scene with B̖̞͚͇̖̱̔͆ͬ͒̽i̤͎̗̦̋̐ͥ̚l͉͎͕̠͓͖̥͂ͯ͒̚l̠̝̾ͯ̀͐̔̏ͯ͊ ̖̱͎̼̹͙̉̋ͣ͂ but the only paintings I saw were too tiny to get anything out of. Is it one of the paintings on the stairwell, or somewhere else?

Also, is that sorority house exterior shot at the house Bundy committed the murders in?

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EDIT: Oh, that painting. Holy Smarf.

I like the way you think. I wonder if reddit could just give every user a trophy in their trophy case called "Canary collector".

Well... almost every user.

1. My 2-year-old daughter loves singing the songs, and really gets a kick out of singing "Love is an Open Door" with me. (Let's not dwell on the fact that I am technically singing the villain's part there.) She does the robot dance and everything. Anyway, thanks for that!

2. I took my 6-year-old son to see it, and he loved it. I was thrilled to see that "loving and protecting your family" has finally replaced "getting smooched by a cute boy" as the new True Love. So thanks for that, too.

3. Back to #1... the prince's harmonies are seriously a blast to sing. Thanks!

4. But it shouldn't surprise anybody that he turns out to be motivated by succession, because he tells Anna he has twelve older brothers. Did she utterly fail to pay attention in Royals 101? Where was her heraldry tutor?

Comparing yourself to others can leave you bleak and unfulfilled, but it at least reminds you that you are a finite spark of consciousness in an infinite uncaring universe. Someday your spark will go out. Eat Arby's.

Is the reddish-orange hue expected, and is there an accepted explanation for it (e.g. iron oxides, natural color of nitrogen snow, etc.) ?