Bruce Willis *is* Tom Mix in…

We demand our big red Papal NO!

Alanis?

Let me tell you about swastikas.  I have a bunch of old Kipling books, leather-bound and printed in the 1920s, each decorated with a swastika on the spine.  And I look at those spines, and I think about how much good old Rudyard hated the hell out of Germans, and I savour the irony.

I'm with you here.  I can think of two people in different generations of my family who went to AA to get their shit together, were immersed (and obnoxious!) for awhile, and then eventually moved on, no hard feelings.  Neither started drinking again, neither experienced any kind of weird drama when they gradually…

Jason Sudeikis *is* Huckle Cat!

Fuckin shitty fuckin trailer park supervisor who hangs around with a big-gutted drunk elf who thinks he's gettin us thrown back in jail but he can't cause he's got no evidence and he's dumb as fuck, and he's got this other thing goin on in his head that's tryin to… twirly around and… fuckin get… different… FUCK!

Fuck off, Lahey.

Agreed on Give Em Enough Rope.

You could arrange that album in an any order and it would qualify for this.  There's not a single bum track on there.

Personal favourite: Richard and Linda Thompson's Pour Down Like Silver (Streets of Paradise/For Shame of Doing Wrong).

My very first thought was the White Album (Back in the USSR/Dear Prudence).

Senor Soderbergho

ElDan makes a strong argument, there.

The Robert Louis Stevenson exception: the Dynamiter, the Wrong Box, the Wrecker and the Ebb-Tide are all fucking awesome.

He's flirting!

Anthony Hope would like a word.

I'm in on this.  I despise Stone as much as the next man, but Salvador and Talk Radio were both pretty good movies.

Hmm, I just remembered he won for Little Miss Sunshine.

My dark-horse prediction this year: Alan Arkin steals Best Supporting Actor.  They love honouring Beloved and Long-Overlooked Veterans in that category.