Hello City kills me… If I Fall… The Old Apartment…. I'll Be That Girl… The Same Thing… so many great, sad songs

BNL was like my 2nd show… it was great

they're amazing

I remember buying Stunt because of One Week and I was amazed at how DARK most of the songs were. even their first album had stuff like The Flag, about domestic violence. Maybe New Kids on the Block is a bit dated, but otherwise they've held up

that Community bit rang true because that's how i feel about them

Reminds me of the Ursula K Leguin story Those Who Walk Away from Omelas. but i think i'm more utilitarian - there's always suffering and death, and i think we should reduce it on an absolute scale

in his Q&A, Frost called out John Wydham, and what this is is a British 'cozy catastrophe" http://www.theguardian.com/…

yeah i thought Pegg would learn his lesson… was it really a happy ending?

@avclub-a7894649f023b61a850c178d9870aee1:disqus , i hate people who apply that dumb theory to every movie

the fight scenes were probably the best this year

you could argue that Simon Pegg is the villain 

huh? Scott Pilgrim is probably my favorite movie, and has  brilliant fight scenes. if you hated it, you're just too old, uncool, or bitter

no, seeing it on a pre-release screening with Pegg, Wright and Frost  is the best thing to happen all year

It is a masterpiece, you idiot

to be fair, it is the best film of 2013

its better than Hot Fuzz… you need to see it twice, and when you do its great

Did anyone else think the aliens where the heroes of the movies? they were trying to bring humanity into a universal society, like the Culture in the novel that Bill Bailey was reading in Hot Fuzz

what women? Shaun of the Dead yeah, but there's barely any in Hot Fuzz and one in World's End

somebody on another forum said they're actually reactionary, since all their movies kinda fight against the common people coming together, and that Shaun of the dead is about a revolt of the underclass

hint: Simon Pegg isn't the hero of The World's End