She's on Parks and Recreation as the intern-turned-Swanson's assistant and married to the big lunkhead.  She's also apparently a veteran of Improv Everywhere, and I think I heard somebody say in a bar once that she does anal on the third date.

I think that's known as "haunting" in cliche'd movie review speak and I'd also put Sunset Blvd. on that list.

This makes me miss Six Feet Under.

When you wave your finger at someone, isn't it usually your FIRST finger?

I'm……………waiting for my CRAZY TRAIN

There are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year old's life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders a lifelong obsession with its unbelievable heroes, leading to an emotionally stunted, socially crippled adulthood, unable to deal with the real world. The…

Wait, John Hurt, Jim Cavieziel and Ron Perlman in a movie about space marines and Vikings?

Richard Attenborough certainly deserves a mention at this juncture.

Michael Caine also had the great line about Jaws: The Revenge

I always liked the later Watch books, personally.  Night Watch is probably my favorite, and The Fifth Elephant and Jingo are surprisingly good.  Once Vimes has sobered up and started reforming the coppers, it seems like there's so many better opportunities to show fun things.

No, but they should bring back Caruso as Kit-kat, but let him talk this time.

The Oxford comma makes no damn sense:  "I'd like to thank my parents, Ayn Rand, and God" is obviously three distinct people.  "I'd like to thank my parents, Ayn Rand and God" is a trip to the loony bin.

Sean Connery in a teddy bear suit is actually in the Liberace movie Soderbergh is making.

More like Nip/Tuck plus Burn Notice.  Or, you know, just Burn Notice with a hot Latin lady instead of tiny-eyed Jeffrey Donovan.

Pretty sure they had Jeffrey Tambor do a guest voice in season one, but I could be wrong.

That thing is like rolling probable cause.

Racism, obviously.

Tommy Lee Jones is still alive, right?  Manic motorcycle jacket wearing/Two Face TLJ would be awesome to see back on screen, as opposed to tired old NCFOM or The Fugitive TLJ

Just give me Brian Dennehy as the evil sheriff bad guy, and I don't care who else you throw in

I always thought Kingdom of Heaven was Ridley Scott doing David Lean, except that Orlando Bloom is no Peter O'Toole.