I agree.  He is terrible.  In every scene he shared with Connie Britton, I was like - where the fuck is Kyle Chandler?

Poor werewolf!

For example, I read somewhere that there's some bio dome action in the vicinity of Tuscon.  Any good?

Earnest inquiry: I am actually going, with a bunch of my friends, to a wedding in Tuscon a few months from now.  Anything worth checking out?  Any good eats?  Suggestions are greatly appreciated!  Thanks in advance.

Yeah, I'm in the same boat.  I actually enjoyed it as a good.  Looking back it, I can tell there's not going to be any upside to going down that road again.  I guess I'm the opposite of all those posters in the thread above who were gay for Salute Your Shorts.  I never watched that, for some reason.

Ah, man, I was actually looking fwd to watching this and was hoping it might be great.  That's a hell of a cast.

I'm with you: he's pretty crappy as a magazine columnist.  Some of his columns where he reviewed music and stuff were particularly throw-away for me.  Like I give a fuck what SK listens to?  (For example, I remember half of a column being devoted to his love for The Darkness.)

Yeah but was it a rock and roll joyride?

Despite having heard "Organ Donor" and it blowing my mind way back in undergrad, I've never actually listened to Endtroducing.  I'm hoping it's on Spotify and I can rectify this ASAP.

He's a regular Jack Kerouac with all that running around and shit.

Saw Throne of Blood when I was really young and it left a huge impression on me.  Really great stuff.

Nah, Costner is way worse.  That Robin Hood movie was on TV the other day and I watched like 30 mins of it.  It is really bad.  Costner seems to make effort to make that role his own in any meaningful/good way.

Yeah I enjoyed the hell out of it.

It's humorous what passes for humor these days.

Agree w/ re to both Chastain and Watts.

I think, if you excise the Sean Penn modern-day stuff that wraps the story of Pitt/Chastain/the_kids, the movie is pretty great. 

Are you the key master?

Yeah, love American Splendor and that courtship segment is great.

Also, she's probably not annoying like Julia Roberts.  Tell me I'm not the only one who finds that lady annoying. 

I thought of Annie Hall, which I love, and 500 Days of Summer, which I just recently saw and enjoyed more than I expected to.