This whole thing is only out there to distract from the fact that Cheers was invented by Vampires to keep people at home so they could stalk the night. That’s why the also allowed us to spin-off to Fraiser. The rise of DVR and streaming services has allowed us to make a schedule and go out at night, which is why…

What’s more important- quality or originality?

I’m just imagining the next G-8 meeting:

Wiseau serious?

BREAKING: White Guy Continues To Fail Upward On Wave Of Hipster Bullshit

Good. Now look inward, USOC, and give the boot to anyone who was active during the times when you dismissed and ignored the complaints of athletes that were brought to YOU.

I’m hoping that’s where the Gabriel story is going. He got an infection while covered in zombie guts, and now seems to be improving, under the care of the doctor and Eugene. His recovery may be the key to finding a vaccine for the virus.

I’ve been away all weekend and am trying to put all this together; was the cat person Ryan Lizza?

Johnny Mathis 1958 ‘Johnny Mathis Merry Christmas’ is the only Christmas music I need.

Thor : Ragnarok is to the MCU what Lego Batman is to the DC movies - it’s just a goofy take on the characters, with few of the traits we’ve seen before, and really doesn’t even care about the plot or anything else in it, all the action and dialog is in service of comedy. But that’s what people want, apparently.

“When you have man brain or are not capable of empathizing properly with women ... to find that empathy, it requires some sort of vigilance”

It’s less about the act and more about the fact that it wasn’t part of the script, and the ONLY reason Duffers added it in was BECAUSE it made Sink uncomfortable. That’s an asshole move, no matter what. Why does that matter? Because we, as a society, need to stop making excuses and letting people get away with acting…

“THIS FALL.... Gramercy Pictures presents... A Bryan Singer film... Come see the story about how Verbal Kint is really Keyser Soze.... THE USUAL SUSPECTS”

I had a copy of this a couple of years back. I found it during one of my thrift store visits for $1.91 complete. Being a WWII buff and lusting over these games when I was in HS in the late 70s I bought it.

Wonder Boys is one of my all time favourites, with a terrific cast including RDJ just as he's reaching comeback status.

I'd like to see an article - and maybe it's already been done - that talks about movies that were adapted from books but had a scene made from scratch added to it that enhances the movie. Like this one and Baldwin's scene in Glengarry Glen Ross.

LA Confidential is a book where I can honestly go "You know, I think a 8-part HBO miniseries might not be able to cover everything." It's so dense in scope and scale and character that's I'm genuinely impressed that Hanson and Helgeland managed to sit down, go "Alright, what's the actual story here." and actually…

The real irony to the film is the absurd degree to which the form has been copied - i.e. nasty serial killers doing insane things to women - and almost permanently fixed in modern culture, but the actual underlying point was completely ignored and abandoned.

While Yamagata's cover isn't terrible by any means, I still much prefer the original. The simplicity of the composition makes it sound more wistful & earnest to me. Plus, Gonzo.

In this world, you're either a "Rainbow Connection" or an "I'm Going To Go Back There Someday" person.