whatever the logic behind tarantino's taste, it's usually something that can bring publicity to buried gems- like, he's the reason wong kar wai films ever got distributed in the us. if that also means he likes a bunch of garbage, who cares? lots of people like things i already know are good.

i think django unchanged is the diaper fetishist porn parody

hey

It's like $5-10 for the blu, and it's pretty solid. Well worth the money.

Nah- There's only one ghost in that movie, and it's a little kid, and he's not really zombieish

do you seriously feel as though a movie like l'avventura is ruined if someone gives away the ending

"A man who bases his entire reading of history on the colour of his own skin is what we call a 'racist'."

When I say "Hello,Phil" and stamp on your foot, you smile and nod.

"That reaction feels jerry-rigged, however, as Bergman repeatedly refuses to explain herself or even answer simple questions, like whether she’s having an affair."

to be fair, they're also the only reason i've ever seen any of the ktma episodes of mst3k

I think in this analogy every course is invite only, actually

Didn't he also produce CSI? He has about as consistent a style as a producer can get, and it's one that people like fairly often, though not always. The 80s hits were maybe flukes, but people don't stay powerful producers for like 30 years based on a couple of lucky successes.

It's way more annoying on something like Yo, Is This Racist, though- most Earwolf shows, it doesn't really matter if anything they're saying is actually true, but that one it's kind of germane.

I think moonshine exists in a realm beyond gender. 'Tis a consummation devoutly to be wished.

To be fair, Stanton immediately remembered the best parts he ever had, Paris Texas and Alien, and he was happy to discuss Big Love, which had a solid role for him. I think he just doesn't give a shit about the myriad of roles for hire he's played.

did you just take a mitch hedberg bit and replace the proper nouns

My favorite PFT story ever is him talking about a Thanksgiving where a cousin told a "straight up beautiful joke"- his mom was a novice pianist, and was playing hesitatingly and with a lot of stops and starts, and his cousin said "now you just need a singer who stutters."

With blackjack! And hookers!

@avclub-f66bb081a954eabc8debb886150892bb:disqus Into her mons pubis? That seems like it would be unnecessarily complicated.

three year olds have real feelings too, but i don't particularly want to live in a world where the powerful emotional drive behind pop culture is that going to preschool's pretty fucking scary