That's why I'm impressed you're following the Best Pics list, I keep meaning to but I see what's on there and I'm like, "Reeeeeally?  Maybe I'll wait a little longer to see Crash," haha.

I couldn't believe how much fun it was.  It was Hamish Linklater and Jesse Tyler Ferguson in the leads and they were so, so great.  Their chemistry is so wonderful.  Also, I found the play delightfully dumb.

Thanks for your recs!

Aw, kinda bummed to hear about your friend's son and how his dad reacted to him.  Sounds like the boy was just having a good time.

Wow, any titles in particular?

I did think Mud was a pretty movie but since it's primarily character-driven, I think you'll definitely enjoy it more at home.  I won't say the movie was perfect since the last act takes a bit of a turn I found slightly forced, but I still enjoyed it a lot and generally the acting was solid.  The two lead boys and…

Oh man.  I could watch Lucy Liu and JLM riff for hours, but I'm so not interested in the procedural stuff since it was so by-the-numbers.

Man, that dialogue in Miller's Crossing.  I'm glad I watch everything with subtitles because it helped me pay attention.  Great, great script.  Honestly, I don't know that I can pick a favorite Coen bros movie anymore—so difficult!  They've made some serious classics.

Weirdly, that's a movie I keep meaning to watch and I keep putting it off for more ~*CLASSY*~ stuff.

Another perfectly reasoned argument for atheism.

I guess that's why they were pushing the product.

So long, but I raughed.

Man, it just boggles the mind that you and your friend were the only ones laughing.  It never occurred to me that Aardman appealed to a limited crowd.

You saw Kon-Tiki in English, yes?

I'm only a few volumes in but a really wonderful noir.  I agree sometimes you want Jason Aaron to reel it in, but it's mostly a success.  I seriously think it's a great example of the Vertigo brand.

You're a swell dad for putting up with that stuff.  Please tell me she enjoys dancing, yes?

I don't know if it's just me, but I think it's totally fine to "like" when people talk about sucky stuff that happened to them.  I admit it feels weird doing it, but it's acknowledgement that you read their comment, you know?

Yikes, hope the neck pain isn't too serious.  Really sucks about the accident!!

You're telling me!  I wait until 1 am to post here, fall asleep immediately, and then when I wake up there's already hundreds of comments to sift through.  I try not to get too cranky about it cos I get such a kick out of everyone here.

I admire your dedication to completing those lists!