I don't think R. Kelly has a setting other than "bizarre" at this point.

Okay, so maybe THIS will be the year I finally watch all of The Wire…

Also his delivery of the line, "we'll be serving…WHITE cake" was damn near perfect.

Also his delivery of the line, "we'll be serving…WHITE cake" was damn near perfect.

Exactly. It's also why all the squibs looked hilariously fake, and why James Remar pops up in two different roles for seemingly no reason.

Exactly. It's also why all the squibs looked hilariously fake, and why James Remar pops up in two different roles for seemingly no reason.

Here here. I'm bummed that so many people are coming back with the movie having been ruined for them by lame audiences, because the crowd I saw it with was damn near perfect. Laughed at all the right moments, was properly horrified by the torture stuff, applauded for a full minute at the end. Totally the type of…

Here here. I'm bummed that so many people are coming back with the movie having been ruined for them by lame audiences, because the crowd I saw it with was damn near perfect. Laughed at all the right moments, was properly horrified by the torture stuff, applauded for a full minute at the end. Totally the type of…

*THIS IS 40: Overall a more successful film than Funny People. It presented a more well-rounded view of these characters than we got in Knocked Up, but does at times feel a bit aimless. I applaud Apatow for having the cojones to make a film that plays out the way life does; in that there's no real resolution, but the…

It was on IFC yesterday during the crazy snowfall we got here on the east coast, which I thought was very appropriate.

It was on IFC yesterday during the crazy snowfall we got here on the east coast, which I thought was very appropriate.

Awesomesauce! Congrats, dude!

I'm surprised they made it as far as the dog mauling scene. Apparently these particular families are okay with Mandingo Fights?

He was a more than worthy addition to the Coens' stock company of "mean old guys who yell a lot and are hilarious".

He was a more than worthy addition to the Coens' stock company of "mean old guys who yell a lot and are hilarious".

Just recently watched "Dog Day Afternoon", and my takeaway thought on the film (aside from it's being nearly flawless) was sadness over the fact that many of the main talent involved are dead: Sidney Lumet, John Cazale, James Broderick, Frank Pierson. Unfortunately, we can now add Charles Durning to that list. RIP.

Just recently watched "Dog Day Afternoon", and my takeaway thought on the film (aside from it's being nearly flawless) was sadness over the fact that many of the main talent involved are dead: Sidney Lumet, John Cazale, James Broderick, Frank Pierson. Unfortunately, we can now add Charles Durning to that list. RIP.

I don't really get it either. Having just seen This Is 40 today (which the majority of the people tearing it to shreds on these comment boards have admitted they haven't), I can say that it's a much more successful attempt at the sort of observational, open-ended thing he was going for with Funny People. Not all of…

I don't really get it either. Having just seen This Is 40 today (which the majority of the people tearing it to shreds on these comment boards have admitted they haven't), I can say that it's a much more successful attempt at the sort of observational, open-ended thing he was going for with Funny People. Not all of…

"Bud is getting SO. FAT. You should talk to him. He's gonna have a heart attack. Plus he's FAT."