I always felt that Huston and Benning should've won Oscars. They were beat out by Kathy Bates for Misery and Whoopi Goldberg for Ghost.

John Edwards actually talked about the uncomfortable class issues that most politicians ignore.

@rawbun:disqus I cannot fathom equating mental illness with criminality. Mentally ill people are far more likely to be victims than perpetrators of violent crimes. 

He's perfect in Grosse Point Blank.

@avclub-3db41011acc2d229176bf6a92202728d:disqus It was a genuine mistake that I noticed the moment I posted it, but I decided to leave it.

I think he's supposed to be. I think the crux of the movie is that poor Roy isn't in the same league as the two of them.

I love this movie. It's second only to The Last Seduction as my favorite of the 90s many great neo noirs.

Yeah, don't be an ELITEST! That's the worst thing to be!

I have that poster and am looking a it right now.

Did you know that he used to work for Trio and was responsible for all kinds of high brow stuff and even won a Peabody?

I remember someone on here posted that on 09/11/2001 they watched Vanya of 42nd street on Bravo because it was one of the only things on TV that days but news.

My mom loves Mad Men, Breaking Bad, Homeland, and she got me into Downton Abbey and The Good Wife.

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Yeah, my favorite "fuck" from that show was on a note and they blurred it out. They can show all kinds of horrific things, but they have to bleep out a word.

Blue Velvet "Heineken? Fuck that shit - PABST BLUE RIBBON!"

Yeah, I remember all the plotlines were "Vince's movie bombs, can he make a comeback?" Then "Vince has a hit and he's on top again."

By "common sense" you mean ridiculous and extreme?

@snarIsGross:disqus School shootings are extremely rare while the sexual abuse of children is depressingly common. So, yeah, it's a minor thing.

I think Lars is kinda cute. He can stop by my bedroom anytime.

I laugh at horrible things all the time.