Man, I say this all the damn time…and I work at a paper!

It's pretty chilling, both the delivery, the reaction, and the image of the burning fire on DDL's face.

Punch Drunk Love has a good one, too, with Sandler bumbling around the office with Luis Guzman and the score is building and building, all percussive and tense. I think Sandler falls down at one point or maybe Guzman—it's a nice laugh that helps resolve the tension before it all starts up again.

That's one of the best scenes in his filmography. Perfect marriage of sound and fury. I think his entire career led to that sequence. And, just realized you are referring to the score more than the scene itself, but still. That score is so original, so striking.

Indeed. Probably also because I think he has 24 kids at this point.

I feel you. I consider myself a huge fan, and I think the guy's work is amazing. But I had trouble getting through it, too. I want to tackle it again, because his films always seem to improve with each viewing, but…it's hard to work up the desire to do that with this one, unlike The Master, which confounded me on…

Indeed. I think only Vonnegut could get away with that? I'm sure there are other instances.

Great ending. "Darling," it said.

Yuck. This is going to be some hipster EXTREME Pennywise? Will he be the head of a new internet startup? An employee at Google? This will not stand. Pennywise doesn't need to be some young, scrawny dipshit with a gelled up haircut. Maybe he'll get killed on the way back to his home planet.

"It is chicken, it is eggs, it is in between your legs."

I used to really love it. Got really good at all the games. I liked Barker, but then he became really crabby and the show was more cringe-worthy than anything. Then Carey came on board—and man, he just sucks so much, mumbling doofus who can't ever explain anything. Granted, his lack of enthusiasm nicely balances the…

Yes for HBO in the 80s! Billy Crystal: "Oh, no…just sitting here watching the Jeopardy…" Real Genius: "Can you hammer a six-inch spike through a board with your penis?" The Money Pit: "I will get over it because I am shallow and self-centered." I remember watching these endlessly, along with Stripes, Nine to Five,…

Ruud is so damn good in that Walk Hard cameo. "Stick it up your ass, you're lucky we still let you play the drums." "Greeeeaat rrrrecord."

The dirty fork sketch just kills me. It's gold all the way through—rising and rising to absolute lunacy. The doctor trying to open his "bloody bag." Cleese's announcer railing about communism and then clenching his fist and pushing the mic off the table. And Eric Idle as the soccer announcer, in a dry, sarcastic tone:…

"I know where the bucket it…you don't have to TELL me where the bucket is."

Long pause…then…"Sed a GIVE?!"

There are so many wonderfully weird moments that I keep spotting, and I've seen the damn movie 134 times! I love when Stryker walks into the cockpit and the doctor just stands up like he was crouching on the floor.

I love when he shoves aside the lamp…goddamned, that just kills me.

Ha, that is my absolute favorite part. I yell that all the time.

"Thought I'd better join before I got drafted."