I was a senior in high school when it came out. Funny thing, the movie wasn't popular right away….took a while to become crazy big…..but by July, it was a HUGE phenomenon…..

It will be the Biggest Motion Picture Event, Ever…In History…(or, until Episode VIII….)

Dr. Phil. Don't laugh. He has a great life: helping people, the respect of millions, plus, a smokin' hot wife. Must be nice.

Maybe you are right. One of my best friends swears it is a great film, but…..I don't know. Maybe I will attempt a viewing one of these days…..thanks.

I love Kubrick, 3 of his films are in my top 10 films of all time, but I have never seen Eyes Wide Shut…due to the casting of 'Lil Tommy Cruise, who I cannot believe (and stand) Kubrick used. I mean, Ryan O'Neal did a passably great job in Barry Lyndon…..but the thought of Cruise and his then-wife Kidman in a Stanley…

That was nothing short of fantastic. Great Job! (…in the voice of an awed Bob Odenkirk…)

I read the first 6 issues…it was OK. Looks like the casting/sets really match the comics…..should be interesting…..

Youch!!!

Yeah, I was under the impression that Ethan Embry was a new cast member; figured he'd be around at least several episodes…

True, I forgot about that. But watching tonight, with so many freakin' zombies, I noticed the disparity I spoke of.

I agree! The clothes have little to NO variety.

Rick comes off seeming like he's crazy stalking when he's around her. Gotta be a turn-off…..

By facial features, hair and height.

Great episode. But one question comes to mind when watching the hordes of walkers: how come we never see black people, or asian people, or even children, in the mass of walkers? They all seem to be crazed white folks in zombie makeup…..

I really cannot stansd how Tarantini and his ilk steal shit from older films, but get away with it. Both he and Roth are asswipes, in my book. The difference between the 2 is at least Roth got a hot chick.

Never seen an episode. Not bragging, just saying…..

This made my frakkin' day!

The original 6 episodes of "Police Squad!" are in so many ways superior to the Naked Gun films. If you have never seen them, please find them. If not, well…to quote Lt. Drebin: "I guess irony can be pretty ironic sometimes…"

For some reason, the Phil Spector guest-star photo cracks me the fuck up……ditto the Al Sharpton one.

It is such a great film! I used to have the soundtrack on vinyl (just 6 songs from the movie). I recorded it on cassette, and still listen to it a lot, having lost the vinyl copy a long long time ago. Great stuff! And sadly underrated…..