If people don't want to be treated like kids, they should stop acting like kids.

His work in JFK is pretty great as well. Say what you will about the movie, but it's a pretty fearless performance. He plays Jim Garrison as a humorless prick, who'll stop at nothing to get at the truth, whatever that may be, and his closing arguments in the end are pretty damn stirring.

That seems reasonable…

The movie enhances the album and vice versa. It's better than the sum of its parts.

"This sounds like something that will make me feel stupid, but glad that I tried"

That clip was awesome. I'm checking these guys out.

They call him "The Seeker" (of kiddie porn)

Still better than Ayn Rand..

Yeah, I kind of thought so. But still, this argument is thrown around every time someone spends money on something altruistic that isn't charity. It's an invalid argument. No one stands outside a Wallmart and shouts this at people who spend disposable income on flatscreen TVs.

Yesterday I spent 5$ on a donation for a Veronica Mars movie. You spent 5$ buying a used copy of "The Big Lebowski", or a magazine, some soft drinks or some other item not essential for your survival.

Torben Ulrich, Lars' dad, was a professional tennis player and jazz musician, and quite the character.

I don't think I've ever read a RR, where the person interviewed comes off as tormented or human as Sizemore does here. He's wearing his heart on his sleeves.The part where he talks about getting back on friendly terms with Michael Mann is heartbreaking, because you can just feel months and years of fucking people over…

I'll call my next band "Ghost Phones".

They would if Jon Hamm hosted!

Oh. You're the guy!

If this was 1994 I would be so pissed!

ROBIN KLEIN RIP ONE LIFE - ONE LEGACY!
(Glad to see you made it out in one piece, Dickbag)

Well it did cost 65 million dollars to make…

What, we don't like Apocalypse Now anymore? He's fantastic in that film.

Poor Dickbag. All alone in the wilderness…