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Nellie Bluth
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i and 1 - I think the horde of approaching zombies were coming from the other side of the clearing, not the forest Shane & Rick walked through. In other words, they are heading directly for the forest they walked through, which stands between this clearing and the farm. I think. My guess is the next episode will begin

That Kurt Vile moment actually got me into Kurt Vile.

The whole season utilized the side characters of Pam, Ray & Krieger extremely well. Sometimes that was at the expense of Cyril & Cheryl/Carol, both of whom were still exceptional and well-used, just not as front-and-center as last season. While I missed them when they were absent, the alternative was great— I never

While I sorta disagree that there has been a steady decline, I do have to say that, for me, all 6 episodes of season 1 taken as a whole (phrasing) might be one of my favorite things ever. It works like a movie and has such a great ending.

I was reminded immediately of the Ben Best binge from the very first episode, a scene in which I share your sentiments entirely. This one was great, too, but there's something hilariously magical about how well the Ben Best binge in ep1 exemplified a coke-fueled conversation with editing & performance.

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Hyden writes: "…most of which are reworked versions of songs from this year's The King Of Limbs."

@Dawson finally said it: Deux Ex Machina. Perhaps that is obvious, but since nobody else has quite put it into words, let's call a square a square.

In connection with the Gilliam, Putney Swope and other "similar movies" topic, how about a big obvious one in "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying?"

Only 320kbs? Weak.

Harvey Weinstein stole my chair at a pizza parlor at the Sundance Film Fest. I'd literally stood up for 6 seconds to grab a napkin and turned around to see him pull the chair for himself over to the table next to ours. I didn't quite have the balls to call him on it; he looked hungrier than me. Also, as a filmmaker, I

Yeah, I agree with Lupin: What has Greengrass done that's remotely Spielbergian? I think both are good directors of suspense, definitely a shared trait. But they both handle suspense so differently it's difficult to see where you're going with that, especially if you're implying that Greengrass is/has been making

Werewolf Bar Mitzvah is a movie I would like to see…