Sean, I didn't realize you were so religious.

I thought O'Hare was the busiest airport. There would be a good market for chicken n' beer there at any rate. 

Was she "It's Pat"?

In Soviet Russia, washing machine poops on you.

You, sir, have been Touched By A Powerful Clown.

The literal villainy referred to is strictly extradiagetic.

To me she's "That woman who's not Trini Lopez."

It would be neat if all those Hollywood über-hacks (all these guys I guess) had strange accidents and made berserk nonsensumentaries in response.

How many movie titles are actually phrases you would use in everyday conversations? I can only think of What! No Beer? and Sh! The Octopus!

When I saw it, I thought this movie was the beginning of Jeffrey Combs's career as a very successful character actor, a new Walken or some such. Didn't seem to work out that way, which is too bad. It may yet.

The two worst offenders when it comes to anachronistic 80s scores are Ladyhawke and Ken Russell's Gothic.

All good stuff. Would that Obama held to even some of these positions.

…what was it you liked about Ron Paul? The "this Iraq War is a bad idea" stuff, I hope.

If Obama then proceeds to take himself hostage, he's got my vote. Or would, if I was American.

And loud kissing sounds broadcasted from a nearby loudspeaker.

I agree. That score sounds like a fruit machine trying to get your attention from the back corner of a pub. And believe it or not, Knopfler kind of did the same thing to the gang bang sequence in Last Exit to Brooklyn. The only time he really knocked it out of the park score-wise was Local Hero.

That Princess Bride sword fight is really well choreographed, superbly performed and generally impressive. 

All this about KeΩha and nothing about how Lady Gaga apparently slaughtered a ewe in her hotel room, and also has ghostbusters as part of her entourage?

Harris-Foster '76.

Like Father, Like Son = Vice Versa ÷ [18 Again + Dream A Little Dream x a] whereas a is equal to [Big - Freaky Friday].