Story arc is exactly the same in both, though.

100% exactly what I've always thought. Nothing else comes close.

Quite what?

She's in denial. She wants it to be a wholesome song about kids and she won't accept any other explanation.

Jim is real, he just lives in the Niagara Falls area which is why you guys have never seen him.

My wife loves Brand New Key and refuses to believe me about the obvious sexual undertones.

I say sharp cheddar instead of sour cream.

No, for being a white dick.

I agree. I thought Res Dogs was fantastic, Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown were very good, then QT quickly devolved to meh to offensively bad. I can only imagine what he would do with something like the Manson murders. Inglourious Basterds disgusted me enough and that was fiction.

We're surprised a lot of douchebro types are attracted to QT movies?

I'm a big fan of funky-ass cheese and I found the taste disappointingly mild in light of the horrendous smell.

A responsible drinking Charles Bukowski. I might lack the self-destructive traits but I've still got the same disdain for humanity and society, the lack of social graces, the inattention to personal grooming and appearance, the misanthropy, the introversion, the non-specific contempt and annoyance for everything…

I really tried to get into that series. They're so long and rambling and all over the place I don't even remember if I finished.

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Nah, then he'll hang on to it and then cash it at an inopportune moment when you can't cover it. Tell him to cash the damn thing so you can balance your books.

Still plugging away at Adam Nevill's Lost Girl. He's borderline phoning it in with this one imo. If you're a horror fan, some of his other stuff is definitely worth checking out, in particular The House of Small Shadows.

Exactly.

The reboots are fun popcorn movies, but nothing more. They won't stand the test of time like the originals

Also, did the novel strike you as a bit Camp of the Saints racist? That's what I took away when I reread it as an adult.

Not to mention Escape, with the ape and human characters switched with each other.