They totally rhyme.

I agree with you on all points and think Crouching Tiger is definitely a big-screen must.

Mine was Dr. Pepper, no lie.

It's true! It's true! The show started at a rough time in my life and I had an irrational distaste for Jim Caviezel (not related) and from all y'all's praise, sounds like it will be good to catch up with when I have a bit more leeway.

They is we.

Glad you are all hooked up now and glad the library was there when you needed it.

My uncle raises phamplets. They're cute.

Good luck on the paper. Can you pad it with Simpsons quotes? Maybe an extended comparison to futurism in cinema?

Cassie forever everywhere!

The Frank exhibit by me is high on my to-do list. They have some 19th-century photography in another gallery and it will be interesting to compare. (Same place?)

It's al the cool bands you have playing on your porch.

never mind…I can't even construct an interesting and coherent thought about this mostly dull and incoherent season.

sympathy upvote. Now I've got that song stuck in my head again. I can imagine what your day was like. curse them

Zero Theorem I laughed some, I winced some, I felt understood as a confused human in a confusing universe, I felt pissed off that the only women (two) in the film were there to support the men. I think he had no idea how to end it and got caught up in clever symbolism (and not even symbolism but hit you over the head…

My high school mascot was a mountain climber in lederhosen. I guess maybe it was more intimidating than I thought.

You only know one vegetarian?

Ok, let's remake it ourselves first! We can all submit webcam footage and edit it together.

I caught the last three minutes or so before The Good Wife, just enough time to catch Tea looking smug and Bebe smirking, and I thought this is not the show for me. I'm open to being convinced otherwise.

I hope a local answers because I, too, am interested in the Sacramento lowdown. The next time I go, I will devote real attention to Old Sac, instead of zipping through on the way to somewhere else. And I've heard the Crocker Art Museum is very good. Also, some of the places listed on Atlas Obscura look interesting.

I can see it being made in Britain and then coming over to America on PBS. Or a German movie that comes over here for Oscar season. I would watch it but I don't think the public at large or the people who pay for tv shows here would give it a chance. Unless they were also vampires or vampire hunters? Or maybe vampires…