1.) Tigermilk
2.) If You're Feeling Sinister
3.) The Boy With The Arab Strap
4.) Push Barman to Open Old Wounds
5.) The Life Pursuit
6.) Dear Catastrophe Waitress
7.) Write About Love
8.) Storytelling
9.) Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like A Peasant

I don't understand. That was non-alcoholic champagne.

Hey, Malkovich! Think fast! *throws beer can out car window*

No I DON'T remember Con Air because I don't sit around all day memorizing the movies in his fucking…filmography! MORON!

"Disengaged"
Is the perfect word to describe this album. For a band who is so well known for wearing their hearts on their sleeves, it seems as though they held back quite a bit on this one. The seeming lack of enthusiasm is almost shocking. A better title would be "Yawn About Stuff".

Does anyone else feel like
Michael Pitt is just unbelievably bored with this role? It's getting more and more difficult to overlook how flat and lifeless his delivery is almost every time he opens his mouth.

I think the show has a lot of potential to be great, but considering the pedigree of talent involved, people are not willing to give it time to grow. Yes, the writing can sometimes be ham-handed and the various plot lines don't always cross in the most rewarding ways, but I really feel that if it's given some time to…

Time After Time was my least favorite song!
TIME AFTER TIME WAS MY LEAST FAVORITE SONG!

Also I was surprised to find myself really enjoying "Frost/Nixon".

I agree that anime rewards patient, repeated viewing. The only anime films I've loved the first time around were "Princess Mononoke" and "Paprika". It took me at least three tries to really get into "Akira", and now it's one of my favorites of any film, even aside from anime.

I actually watched Blade Runner for the first time in my high school TV Production class. We were a rowdy, insubordinate bunch, so when one of my friends starting singing British nonsense words in a fake David Bowie voice over the opening scenes, that pretty much set the tone for the rest of the experience. Needless…

I've always been more of a "Gung Ho" guy myself. Also, c'mon, "Parenthood"!

Hopefully
One day we will reach a point as a country where we can pull a trailer from theaters not because of it's derogatory use of the word "gay", but because of it's derogatory use of "painfully unfunny jokes".

"Ok, now that they've realized that I speak Phillipino they seem to be changing their minds."

Sounds like your friend wandered onto the set of Antichrist, Donald.

Oh c'mon, there's no way that was the last appearance by Rafi. He's just too good of a character to get rid of forever like that. I imagine he'll become to this show what the McPoyles are on "It's Always Sunny", occasionally popping up to gross everyone out and ruin situations with how awful he is. One can only hope,…

I liked how they cut to the title sequence when Charlie was in mid-scream after Mac got the question right. First big LOL in an episode that had quite a few.

He's gotta make it sexy! Hips and nips! Or else he don't eat.

Antichrist is probably the only film where it makes me uncomfortable not knowing what's supposed to be "funny" and what's not. I suspect you may be giving von Trier a bit too much credit in assuming that he meant for anything in that film to be funny (and I say that as a fan of the film). But yeah, "chaos reigns" is…

"Did you get my message?!"
"Yeah. It was a little garbled."