Definitely one of the best features of that set. Also, Barney Miller did this for comedic purposes.

I'm never horny.

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.

Oh man. I don't know about "quickly" since after I completed it I saw that walkthrough videos typically lasted upwards of about an hour (and I was playing it for three straight hours last night before I finished it). But yeah, I did it in one sitting because I was loving every minute of it, and I didn't want the spell…

i hate u

My itinerary for today:

He's one of my favorite things about Dazed and Confused, and that's saying something.

Wow. When was the last Eclipse set released? Seems like forever.

I think U2 might have the answer! They wrote a whole album on the subject!

Look at this photograph /
Every time I do it makes me laugh /
How did our eyes get so red? /
And what the hell is on Corey Stoll's head?

Also, is The November Man the sequel to October Baby?

*wipes up all of SBT's drool*

The Drop is ten minutes longer than Killing Them Softly and only has one real character to keep it afloat. Killing Them Softly does not overstay its welcome, because you're either on board with its pontificating, or not. Removing scenes from that film would only make it worse, not better. But that film knew what it…

I definitely found it to be a B- at best. Enjoyable for what it was, and certainly kind of refreshing in the way it builds tension, but Killing Them Softly this ain't. I don't see how this is more talkier than that film, either, since that film had monologues and diatribes, whereas this only had passing conversations…

That's from like a year ago. And Subway was very pissed about it.

We can bond over our antipathy towards Schizopolis!

I find YOU to be self-indulgent and shallow!
/runs away crying

"Did I stutter?!"

Happy Birthday to @avclub-b7a8211586995578af1a2a97cfd214ca:disqus!!!

You and the rest of the world.