"nooyawk wrote:
John Adams wasn't that good."

"nooyawk wrote:
John Adams wasn't that good."

Toni Halliday has occasionally commented on the comparisons between both groups, stating at one point - in an interview conducted by Volume magazine in 1996 - that she could "see bits of Garbage in what we've done, just like we see bits of Sonic Youth or the Valentines or really any band that was doing something…

Toni Halliday has occasionally commented on the comparisons between both groups, stating at one point - in an interview conducted by Volume magazine in 1996 - that she could "see bits of Garbage in what we've done, just like we see bits of Sonic Youth or the Valentines or really any band that was doing something…

Toni Halliday has occasionally commented on the comparisons between both groups, stating at one point - in an interview conducted by Volume magazine in 1996 - that she could "see bits of Garbage in what we've done, just like we see bits of Sonic Youth or the Valentines or really any band that was doing something…

Toni Halliday has occasionally commented on the comparisons between both groups, stating at one point - in an interview conducted by Volume magazine in 1996 - that she could "see bits of Garbage in what we've done, just like we see bits of Sonic Youth or the Valentines or really any band that was doing something…

Um, the Green Lantern is just one film, not the third in a series.

This movie isn't even about child molestation.  Why even bring it up?

Your cynicism will get you nowhere.

Here's a review of the film by the Cinema Snob.

Actually, it was.

Some Kind of Ironic Hipster Na wrote:

I don't know if anybody's mentioned this (too many posts to go through), but there was an early Casper the Friendly Ghost cartoon from the 40s that dealt with death in a pretty upfront fashion.