There used to be torrents that featured the full episodes from all the seasons, but the site that was hosting them got shut down about a year ago.

I see no reason to expect that, though.

Would it be fair to call it the Spring Breakers of its day?

She really didn't deserve to disappear into obscurity the way she has. Though she isn't even 40 yet, so there's still plenty of hope that she'll get a good TV gig or something.

I think I would've preferred to see Brando do a musical during his post-Last Tango no longer giving a fuck phase.

Mind explaining what you find stupid about a talking, gun-wielding space raccoon?

You'll take your throwaway line that doesn't explain anything and like it!

The thing I most remember is the look of utter contempt Berenger gives him as he's walking away at the end of that scene. Harsh.

Just realized he hasn't done a Stone film since his performance as Not Jim Rome in Any Given Sunday. That's a shame. He could've played any number of flunkies in W. And now that I think about, Travolta was basically giving a McGinley performance in Savages.

Honestly, that would be worth it just to see what kind of prizes David Lynch comes up with.

Oliver Stone is one of my favorites at commentaries. There's almost no dead air, and he's so detailed that it seems like he rewatched the movie while taking notes prior to recording.

@avclub-920530cb8744c679e3a2ece84f1d5ce4:disqus , you're thinking of John Milius.

Malcolm D. Lee would like to thank Rabin for not mentioning him anywhere in the review.

It's totally unfair that old people have to die while babies get to live. Old people are awesome. Babies are terrible. No justice.

You didn't need the second sentence. The pun was obvious.

This is one of those films where even the raves make me not want to see it, and I've considered every previous Malick film to be a masterpiece. I loved all his prior films because I felt his flourishes were done in the service of his characters and story, and that they served the film better than a more conventional…

Yeah, I mean in order for something to be considered part of the zeitgeist, shouldn't at least something like 5% of the population know what it is.

Nothing wrong with the two Hot Shots movies.

He briefly gained some of it back with his cameo performance as Dr. Black, lead character of "Black Doctor" on Childrens Hospital, but it did not last long.

They didn't have tall walls. They had electric wires, because of course you should depend on never having any power failures or malfunctions or evil fat fuck hackers.