Well I imagine it stings a bit for the dead guy. Just once tho.

Then what will we use to make our cartoon characters' lips pucker up?

*Braided* and evil.

I don't know…
Yes. Yes it is.

I think that word is "Zathura".

True. She lacked the wild and reckless part of her nature, or Id. That's why people who are emotionally cold to this day are referred to as having Frigg Id, or frigid.

I can totally see this. Blurred out covers for cases in the distance which haven't streamed in their art yet. And the added sci fi benefit of being able to play a clip on the back of the box. I'm still not going to spring for the overpriced candy up by the register though.

Mad About Meow.

God of Cookery was the first fully subtitled movie my son watched and he laughed his ass off, particularly at the epic cooking battle at the end.

I remember liking the film but my overall take on it is tainted by the fact that I watched it with my son who ran from the room screaming after first the father, then his little girl, were eaten alive. I thought the dark comedy was hilarious. Him? Not so much. Glad he didn't make it to the butcher scene though.

I'm inclined to agree with you, but given the number of "I've never seen this. I need to now" comments we're getting in here for this indicate otherwise. And there have been others in the past I've not seen so…

Just because an episode doesn't directly tie into your main story arc for the series or season doesn't mean it can't serve to further develop your characters or the world they live in. Some of the best XFiles episodes of all time are MOTW episodes.

Yes Edlund back is good, but money would have been better spent continuing the animated series instead of picking up the live action without Warburton. There's just so much more surreal to be explored when you aren't encumbered by effects budgets.

Oooooh he's doing alright. He could do better but…oh I get it Fart Machine, back on that old "time is money" kick, right?

Two reviewers enter! One reviewer leaves!

Mr Belvedere? I guess I could see the appeal.

CDs are a flat circle.

The Tool lenticular CD covers were good album art not easily reproduced in any other format. But then again I think that was part of the point.

In this case it does. Most of a GITS shell movie is should be convincing technobabble and geopolitical discussions and you need an actress who can make that seem believable. Though it may cost me some testosterone to admit it, I don't think Scarlett is the right look for the role either, but this isn't the kind of…

I mean what other kind of castle would Beat Takeshi have? And what would you do there but be challenged/eliminated? These things shouldn't need to be explained.