And by plentiful, you mean booze.

It's like I always say: sometimes there are legitimately good reasons to summon the dead.

I'm Hot to Toht!

I believe that's known as "the Sexy Lamp".

The extra J is for JYOBJ.

Clark Kent is alliterative in terms of sound, if not the actual letters.

That just means she's experienced.

On the one hand, I appreciate your defence of critics, who I think get too much shit. On the other, I don't think critics need to necessarily know more about films and film history to be doing their jobs. I always think that a good critic is there to stand in the place of the average viewer; to see the film so that we…

What a jerk. I hope you stole his pot o' gold.

Old Fashioneds on MySpace?

And for the more refined commenter, there's O'Neal's Cistern Aged Special Reserve Toilet Scotch.

How is the relationship portrayed? Does the film engage with the fact that this is clearly an abusive, unhealthy relationship, or does that get glossed over?

I was under the impression it had several.

Dave Bowman: "My God, it's full of tentpoles!"

You know what was fun? Star Wars. Has anyone thought of doing more of that?

I haven't seen the film, and I don't intend to, but one of the most interesting responses I've seen from critics is Dowd in the Film Club segment saying that the Joker came across as no more crazy than any regular movie gang boss. It's pretty damning when your movies take on a character whose superpower is basically…

She does according to the slash fic I'm currently writing/masturbating furiously to.

I wish I could defend my homeland, but nope, you nailed it, especially with the use of the word "horrifically".

Sometimes the old ideas are the best ideas.

Fun fact: Richard E. Grant's dad was an alcoholic, which caused him to choose to be a teetotaler. When he was cast as the drunken Withnail in 'Withnail and I' and the director found out he'd never had a drink, he asked Grant to try getting drunk so he'd know what it was like. Grant drank a whole bottle of vodka in one…