Ha, you don't even know.

Clyde Bruckman could have fielded that question.

See, this way, it comes off as some kind of psychedelic interlude in a movie.

Well, how do you get jelly into those donuts without clean needles?

Leninardo Da Vain-see!

Douchebags in high school are a dime a dozen. Maybe he just grew up.

I think maybe Nina Hagen did, but I can't understand the lyrics.

I guess I should have said "the songs I grew up with, from two albums, and not his entire catalogue."

DISSOLVED, the least essential Breaking Bad spinoff yet.

I've become averse to Bob Dylan since watching I'm Not Here (no mean feat, I was quite fond of the music,) so I kind of appreciate reading about a misfire like this? I guess that's a pretty nonsensical schadenfreude to be feeling, but maybe I can just appreciate his music if it's not coming from some mystic legend,…

His middle name was Raymond! Technical Ray.

And I for one liked Miller's introduction. You could say it was from the crew's point of view? Some guy that's good in a fight appears to help them, before proceeding to answer none of their questions and threatening them off and… well, at this point it's fair to say he looked a bit unhinged, right?

That's the first time I even see anyone else acknowledging that movie's existence, I think!

Weird moment to bring this up, but whenever I see someone mention The Revenant I forget that the English title for Les Revenants is The Returned, and so that it's not a mention of that great TV show.

As opposed to a lovingly detailed close-up drawing of dogshit, which would be more in line with the original show.

"It gives some info, although nothing we haven’t already heard before."

Yeah, that struck me as crazy talk. When they got together it was almost like happenstance. Like, here is the point in this sequence of events when these people are together in the shot!

"A: Nowhere near that bad."

The Dark Knight Rises.

And I'll keep only watching them once they hit the teevee! If then.