(Psst, the expression is "moot point". It's cool, I don't think anybody noticed.)

I'd never seen a Lars von Trier film before so I watched Melancholia and Antichrist one after the other. I found all the repeating themes between the two overbearing and repugnant at times. Since then, I've had no desire to watch another Lars von Trier film.

(nuts in your mouth.)

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Just clearing out my collection… Anybody want two CDs?

"Damn it, Chloe, I need that article on Kiefer Sutherland NOW!"
"OK, Jack, I'm sending it to your PDA."

"This summer, Park your butt in the theater seat for civil rights!"

Coming this summer: Black of the Bus: The Rosa Parks Story

Deadlifts seem more appropriate.

More like "Oh No"! Eh? Eh?

I always found it bizarre how this episode of 30 Rock and Futurama's Earth Day episode start with the exact same scene: the main character walks into work to find all his/her friends celebrating a major holiday the main character was hitherto completely unaware of. One of the friends, the biggest fan of the holiday,…

12 Monkeys was a remake?? Huh.

Fair enough. I respect that you're upfront and uncompromising about your uninformed opinions.

He's also a Fastbender.

One of the Others in Lost was gay.

Some reviews said that, sure. Others said other things. In my opinion, Disney gave us a cool new Star Wars hero who just happens to be a woman. It doesn't define her character.

"Star Wars pandering to modern audiences and making a character that's sure to be as one dimensional and heavy handed as all the rest: not good."

With regard to gay characters in Star Wars, Bhowza says "it will happen"