Reanimator is SO fucking great

What’s with the recent fawning nostalgia for this crap?

Know what? I liked Casino a lot more than I liked Goodfellas.

I sincerely thought Renner was gay but not super out about it and it just wasn’t talked about a lot.

take off his weighted backpack and fully live his life

I just rewatched the last couple of Breaking Bad episodes before El Camino came out. R.J. Mitte was so angry and loud in that phone call with Walter that he scared me into calling him Flynn.

Disney bought the rights of the 1940 version prior to making their own. They own the RKO version.

because Crispin Glover was in it and I felt like watching something weird

[poor Lana Wood...]

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Whew. Glad they kept the ending. But then, Breaking Bad is just chock full of perfect endings for its characters. Not really happy endings, often, but the right ones for the story. I mean, Skyler won’t probably get millions of dollars, but she will stay out of jail (at least not get a life sentence). Flynn got to yell…

Going out on a limb here to say this movie will be terrible and will get terrible reviews, and that it will be the top grossing movie of whatever week it comes out. There are only so many times divorced dads can take the kids miniature golfing.

I’ve said this before but yeah - I didn’t THINK I needed to know Jesse’s fate, I was pretty sure he came out of it okay.

panthercougar -

Recently saw Under The Silver Lake, did not care for it

I’m hoping you don’t need to be current on Better Call Saul for the movie. Given that the last season isn’t on Netflix yet

Look, the important thing isn’t what GW Bush did in his presidency, or Ellen Degeneres’s identity, or the degree of their apparent friendship.

Fun facts about “Suicide is Painless”, the theme song for M*A*S*H - it was performed, lyrics and all, in the (far superior to the tv show) movie.

I won’t fight you - I think Better Call Saul is (marginally) a better show. But it wouldn’t exist without Breaking Bad, and is helped immeasurably by our knowledge of what happens to ... well, some of the characters. BCS has the advantage of being able to be a more, I guess, fun show more often than BB ever could

Bravo for the Nicholas Angel reference - I haven’t watched the video for this, but Angel was literally the first person I thought of when “hopping a fence” was mentioned.