I'm sure we could come up with a premise for a best-selling YA novel just by having every one on the A.V. Club write part of the synopsis each.

How many talented actresses are stuck playing nothing love interests to American comedy louts, seriously? Even Amy Adams got her foot stuck in that pothole for a minute.

I can't make head nor tails of that plot and the "five classes" of Amity, Erudite, Candor, Dauntless, and Abnegation are completely baffling to me.

Anna Kendrick has been very good in a couple of movies I really thought I wouldn't like. And she was one of the few good parts of Up In The Air.

Being 45 not 65 helps too.

The bagel pronunciation is actually how Dan Harmon pronounces it.

Richard Ayoade has written and directed a movie with a pretty similar premise, but as a comedy. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

One of those James Bond video games had a VR training room with John Cleese prattling away in the background, that was pretty awful.

The direction fails in stylin', profilin'

Change "a teacher whose dreams of permanent vacation lead him to impulsively quit his job and move his family to New Hampshire, where they open some tourist cottages" to "Garry Marshall" and "Molly Shannon" with "Gillian Jacobs" and you may be onto something!

Thank you!

The Following is a crushingly gross and incompetent show while you're watching it, and the greatest comedy on television once the episode finishes, you separate yourself from the grossness and let the stupidity sink in.

I haven't done this in a while, sooo: http://mistercinecal.blogsp…

It did feel like Zero and Gustave weren't as interesting as other Anderson characters. In addition,

You wonder what actors even do with an MTV movie award. Mockingly post them to DiCaprio's house?

Blurred Lines is like Entourage in song form, so this isn't a surprising move.

He was fired from The Sarah Silverman Show, which he co-created.

I kind of thought Jesse was just drawn to Saul's goofy ads.

Socky rattling a spade in his blue bucket, his deranged expression haunting your nightmares.

It was like a ghost channel or something.