Unforgettable, with… Ray Liotta?
Unforgiven, with… Lochlyn Munro?

Unforgettable, with… Ray Liotta?
Unforgiven, with… Lochlyn Munro?

I always have those thoughts once 4am comes around

I always have those thoughts once 4am comes around

So it's like the Chris Tucker role in "Jackie Brown"

So it's like the Chris Tucker role in "Jackie Brown"

Oh, I was thinking of the other guy, Hammond's nephew, who wants to bring the dinosaurs to San Diego. I'd say Postlethwaite is the hero, more so than Goldblum & Friends

Oh, I was thinking of the other guy, Hammond's nephew, who wants to bring the dinosaurs to San Diego. I'd say Postlethwaite is the hero, more so than Goldblum & Friends

WOAH!! I never realized that Balaban played the translator in Close Encounters. It must have been the beard. He's really wonderful and memorable in the part, especially considering he's second banana to Truffaut…

WOAH!! I never realized that Balaban played the translator in Close Encounters. It must have been the beard. He's really wonderful and memorable in the part, especially considering he's second banana to Truffaut…

That one remake with Patricia Clarkson was pretty awful. Meh, all I have to say.

That one remake with Patricia Clarkson was pretty awful. Meh, all I have to say.

That one remake with Patricia Clarkson was pretty awful. Meh, all I have to say.

I love the films of George Roy Hill… I can't quite tell if he has a distinct style other than making his films as entertaining as humanly possible. But his team-ups with Paul Newman (this, "Butch & Sundance", and "Slap Shot") are hilarious and wonderfully irreverent. You can tell that Newman is having the time of his…

I love the films of George Roy Hill… I can't quite tell if he has a distinct style other than making his films as entertaining as humanly possible. But his team-ups with Paul Newman (this, "Butch & Sundance", and "Slap Shot") are hilarious and wonderfully irreverent. You can tell that Newman is having the time of his…

Guys, can we talk about how terrifying that one "Treehouse of Horror" episode was, with skeleton Willie on fire/Martin Prince dying - and how the ending where Willie turns into a spider was really not all that scary. Kinda like "It".

Guys, can we talk about how terrifying that one "Treehouse of Horror" episode was, with skeleton Willie on fire/Martin Prince dying - and how the ending where Willie turns into a spider was really not all that scary. Kinda like "It".

@avclub-53ef3f6607f8a9d210d7ceb6c2eab5e8:disqus Well, "Goldeneye" combined with "The Rock".

@avclub-53ef3f6607f8a9d210d7ceb6c2eab5e8:disqus Well, "Goldeneye" combined with "The Rock".

That shootout was brilliantly staged. There's a helicopter conveniently placed right under the bad guy! For no reason other than to slice him up!