If David Morse wasn't so damn tall, I think he could make a stellar Clinton.

I know lots of people here are big into comics. I never was. But when I was a kid, I did read some Spider-Man. Twenty years later, when I first saw Simmons appear as Jameson, I thought "oh damn, that's dead on". Perfect.

I'm watching some "Always Sunny" right now and your comment makes me think they should do a Wizard of Oz episode. If they haven't already.

There was already a remake of "The Wizard of Oz". Judy Garland starred in it.

I've always thought he was one of the most revered comic actors of all time, but maybe I'm off base.

Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman in "American Psycho" is the first to come to mind. I love the novel, and Bale somehow hits all the right notes. He has to be funny and chilling, unnerved and unnerving, perfectly smooth and totally rattled. Bale doesn't miss a beat, and it's the best performance thus far in his…

This isn't the one about the Cecil Hotel. Refn abandoned that project.

In the car today I was listening "Furnace Room Lullaby" by Neko Case, which I love. Then at the library I borrowed the Wild Flag album (side project of Carrie & Janet from Sleater-Kinney) which I haven't heard yet.

Seeing the album cover again, I can't help but think "how long before James Franco plays him in a biopic?". Ugh.

Yeah, the more I read about this stuff, the better he appears. He's basically right about everything, and this whinging on the part of the Black Keys guy comes off pretty poorly.

I like Black Keys ok, but ANY mention of Blueshammer gets an upvote from me.

And the reviewer even spelled it two different (incorrect) ways, which made me wonder if it was deliberate.

I don't that is meant to rhyme at all, but now I'm starting to try to think like Steve Miller and my head hurts.

I thought there was tons of bad CGI throughout, but I have a deep hate for that stuff to begin with.

The Happening is awesomely horrible, I watch it every once in a while when I really need a good laugh. That cough syrup bit is one for the ages, comedy gold.

Holy Christ. Thx for the trivia, Fred McGriff.

Yeah even Jack Morris coming out for the 10th inning in 1991 was a big deal and that was 25 years ago.

We just need Ventura to scrap with Nic Cage in Vegas, now that would be something.

Yeah that shit is irritating. There's always some dumb statistical anomaly that the announcers trump up.

At Petco a couple years ago. He no-hit them again later that year in SF.