Lara Croft is the one that always comes to mind here. I'll fully admit I like both (no joke) both movies but how they managed to botch this potential franchise into only two movies is baffling. It seems the best idea would be that when one is developing a video game for the screen, you bring in the people that wrote…

Cherry on the crap sundae.

Highly disappointed this wasn't an anthology film based on Jack Finney's stories.

Tom Brady crapping his pants was a lame joke that was so blatantly obvious that I couldn't help but laugh.

And you're going to make us look for the Inventory ourselves?!? Dammit.

To diverge from the question a bit, how about "filmable" books that had horrible films made from them?

Or the one after that one…

The premise for this reminds me a bit of "Sailing to Byzantium" by Robert Silverberg. Will have to look for it when it comes to Netflix in the next two months.

This comment seems a bit jaundiced.

Perhaps a quilt?

The phrase "intentionalist morality" sounds like a class that will be offered by liberal arts colleges in about 50 years.

More like a combination of Billy and Gacy. 'Cause Billy is the puppet from the Saw movies and Gacy was a clown…eh whatever.

Lucas just hasn't gotten around to the CGI yet. Patience.

Never seen any stories about how he never cashed the residuals checks. Of course I have no idea if this was such a thing in '77 but seems unlikely that it wasn't.

Aside from maybe a random chuckle or two the only thing this episode did for me was remind me that it's been over ten years since I last listened to SDRE.

But what about Wings!?!

Hopefully there aren't any tapestries involved.

During the opening introduction sequence Bill had a look that could only be summed up as "future serial killer" for some reason. I swear he didn't blink the entire time the camera was on him.

Kevin James does the same.

I like SDRE and other such bands of the era and am really surprised that I never heard of Knapsack before. I do have to say that listening to the few songs that are linked here took me immediately back to 1997 or so and how it seemed I was finding a new favorite band every week. I also find it amazing that this is…