Let's get political on AVCLUB!  BTW, the * goes next to Carter, who had no foreign military adventures (must have been all that malaise) and Clinton had plenty, along with cruise missiles and Monica-bombs.

Well, we know where all the talent in that family went.  Seriously, it's one of those jokes that puts South Park on the map, by ratcheting up the bizarre, but not manatee ball-esque.

Well, we know where all the talent in that family went.  Seriously, it's one of those jokes that puts South Park on the map, by ratcheting up the bizarre, but not manatee ball-esque.

I ate so many fucking corn flakes to get the Kellogg's 1992 Dream Team windbreaker.  Turned out to have the "scrubs" who didn't have Nike contracts on it.  And it ripped the first day of use.

I ate so many fucking corn flakes to get the Kellogg's 1992 Dream Team windbreaker.  Turned out to have the "scrubs" who didn't have Nike contracts on it.  And it ripped the first day of use.

Near 500 comments and no one has mentioned River City Ransom…

Near 500 comments and no one has mentioned River City Ransom…

RE Simon: Yeah, now you are starting to feel those of us reading his reviews on Cowboy Bebop's pain.

I don't know; he came across as someone very knowledgeable about film history, public perception, and corporate influence in dictating the narrative.  So instead of making more (mostly) wrongfully smeared epics like Heaven's Gate made by auteurs showing the history of the West; a narrative of poor immigrants being…

Dude, that's not even the half of it.  Just watched Back to the Future II again today (HBO has been playing it regularly) and when Marty sees in 1985A the headline "Local Author Murdered" in what, like 1975A?

The only way you could have possibly come off more square is if you said "was doing the pot by 14 and the acid by 17."

Is it just me, or is Children's Hospital's homage/parody of Fight the Power/Do the Right Thing's opening credits in their Kill the Cancer! song/dance routine one of the top 100 funniest non-animated things ever done on television?

A year or so back, Jake Gyllenhaal was courtside at a nationally televised Lakers playoff game.  It seems he got those tickets via the production company and part of the deal was he had to plug Prince of Persia.

The callback to the goblins theme in The Hobbit?  Amazing!  Yo-ho!

You'd think but most isn't MDMA, but some nebulous analog these days.

Right???

dubstep is the bane of existence in the Bay Area.  If one was so inclined, you could chart the overall decline of all artistic creativity in the area the past decade and the rise of dubstep.

Hahaha… no…  Just the somber ending of the survivors and the actors playing them placing a stone on his grave, while hugely moving, didn't make me want to dance a jig.

I was just looking at AFI's top 100 movies list (both)… and damn… not one "happy" ending among the top 10.

For-ev-VER, for-ev-VER, for-ev-VER, for-ev-VER, for-ev-VER…