Full Metal Jacket is easily the movie I've loved the longest. I've loved it long long time.

Blain didn't pull out a ring for Kurt because that implies he made a proposal, which didn't happen. He did pull out, I guess, the box…no telling where that might lead.

I clearly remember seeing it in a theater in Century City. It was a very cool movie, but nowhere near the best of the mid-70's to early-80's era. I remember playing the game more at the arcade in my local mall than actually watching it after it came out on VHS. The Last Starfighter on the other hand gotta a lot of…

Wizard of Oz for me too, but strong consideration for E.T., Raiders, and Jaws (Spielberg was a pretty good movie maker, huh?)
Not sure which one I've watched more in my life, but it's either Jaws or WoO.
Star Wars would be 3rd.

Definitely my favorite episode of the series so far. It had everything, and, as usual, was perfectly directed, shot, and performed.

Haven't these people suffered enough??

Slow down a second. Whatever serial killers Harris used to help him create the character of Lechter were nonetheless far less interesting and intelligent than Hannibal. He doesn't thrill kill easily, and I doubt he meant to leave the drawing slightly visible, because it would serve no purpose for him to kill an FBI…

I'm sure he was surprised by the visit, and it looks like she hadn't called first, which she probably should have. No matter, he was ready to kill her even before she saw the drawing. Rookie mistake.

he did kiss her head. Honestly that confused me until I thought maybe he did it because he felt bad for having to do it to someone so young. I'm sure she was delicious though.

I liked him, I believed him. And if you read above you'll see some pretty good critiques on his performance, most in the positive.

The arm should be able to be used as a DNA or print match, no? If it isn't her, than maybe she's gone by way of Julianne Moore in Hannibal.

He actually sounded like Stevie for about 4 seconds. I was impressed.

I really thought Burt was gonna drop dead of a heart attack in the classroom while Kurt was singing to him. After reading your review I can see how silly that presumption is. You're right, there have been no real risks lately..no mystery, and not a lot of drama. Good for Burt, bad for us.

I think Seinfeld, Cheers, Mary Tyler Moore, and The Simpsons are also fine examples of where audiences clearly preferred ensemble works.

Presidents are politicians. All of them. He would never have had the heart to put someone else down in order to be elected. He would have tried to make peace, which would have meant he'd be the first to leave the democratic ticket.

Actually, hands down Paul was. He played Bass, Drums (on "Back In The USSR," "Dear Prudence," "The Ballad Of John & Yoko," "Why Don't We Do It In The Road?," & "Wild Honey Pie."), Guitar, Piano, Keyboard, and more on many songs. George couldn't play the drums, and he couldn't play a piano nearly as good as the big…

No, it's a master plan to scourge 'Scandal's popularity.

I did, immediately. But because I had thought that all the victim's looked a lot like her before it was mentioned, I let it slide. It did bother me though…they have contacts in Makeup, right?

Dude(s), Brad Pitt in "True Romance." That's a big miss, a top-5 easy. Epic fail, braaaah!!!!.

Yea, that's exactly what I thought. Why would he drive her anywhere. I also wondered why he was at the cabin in the first place. He's Will's psychiatrist, and I haven't seen Jack ask him to tag along. Maybe I missed something.