Long blackout
Followed by Screamin' Jay

WHERE'S MY KIEFER SUTHERLAND ASSAULT NEWS?!?
Darned Midwesterners, and your early-to-bed ways…

Did you ever suck the jelly out of a jelly doughnut…
…and then fill it with chocolate swirl ice cream?

This film finally provided me with a context…
…with which to re-view (and finally enjoy) "Pineapple Express."
I'm growing used to viewing ultraviolence in my comedies, rather than vice-versa.

Moore makes a point to refer to himself as a "polemicist" rather than "documentarian." He is quite self-aware, and has honed the abrasive persona specifically in order to reach the largest possible audience. This persona is mutable, and acceedes to popular tastes, as is demonstrated by his comparatively brief…

Oh, great catch. For some reason, I thought "Creed," but , then: does Creed OWN a TV? The hootenanny was very well performed, and temporarily healed the Dwight / Andy rift. Which is why Toby breaking it up cracked me up so much.

Males, nine to (I belive) 13

Also
Briefest / best use of Toby in a while, breaking up the hoedown

Your call is very important to Kevin.
Please hold while he transfers you.

Just what I needed…
…to contain my air

I'm pretty sure that the smoke monster is created by mitochlorians.

Ben's manipulation of Cesar reminded me of the scenes in "Groundhog Day" when Murray's character is rushing through all of the action (having a "cute" snowball fight, etc.) that had led up to his first kiss with MacDowell's character on the "previous" night.
It seemed quite overt and deliberate.

I was starting to formulate my personal crazy-ass theories about Jack and Locke switching psyches as reflected through their clothing (Locke in a suit), when the next scene revealed Locke and Ben to be dressed more or less identically.

I know that AVC posters are huge fans of the "Waiting" (attempted) "franchise;" Tania Raymonde's beauty alone makes the crap sequel worth your time.

Dexy's Midnight Runners Ben is the Best Ben Yet
Anubis played viola with them live, btw

"copland" "deeply flawed?!?"
Okay, at least I agree about "Waitress," which was the only film I walked out of during 2007ce.

Technically, she is a succubus.
But we knew that, right?

Excellent film, particularly…
…as treatment for the chronically happy and well-adjusted.

If you like Lio and Cul-de-Sac, you'll love…
…"Pearls Before Swine."
I'm sure it's been mentioned already in this thread, but I ain't reading 220 comments.

McAvoy was surprisingly convincing…
…as Leto II.