Oh I just love Roy's expression when he and Moss are called into Jen's office in The Speech. The camera's not focused on O'Dowd, but the's carrying this seething resentment, not trying to hide it, all the way to his two lines. Perfect.

Virgil, Nietzsche, Emeril Lagasse, PG Wodehouse, Dominic West, Mario Puzo, Larry Miller and the Black Panther Party

Maria Holic?

That explains this article.

Has no one heard of Snakes on a Plane?

The AV Club
I'm not sure what this is anymore. But it's sure not the AV Club.

What, no mention of the fact that Mr. Reynholm's note with the gun referenced he jumped out a window? I find that part hilarious.

First.

Like everything else in life, lifting is just a primitive, degenerate form of bending.

Is it just me or does half this review read like ad copy? Either that, or Dowd is trying to psych himself up enough to give this a good review by focusing Pixar's past hits.

Roger Ebert had a rule that he would never give a film zero stars unless it was exceedingly insulting to the viewer, because in even the worst movies the cast and crew were, we can assume, trying. I can respect that, and while I've loved MST3K for… about close to two decades I've always understood most of these movies…

I Accuse My Parents?

Man never went down on an O'Neal in his life.

First!

It's… different. Quite absurdist, not at all like IT Crowd.

The sloth said anal doesn't count as sex.

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@avclub-d324a0cc02881779dcda44a675fdcaaa:disqus Yes! Sinbad! For like a decade now I've been wondering who thought that "The voice of Brad Pitt" would be a selling point. The movie was fine, but all the advertising was "Listen to the voices of these A-list celebrities." And clearly that convinced no one to see it.

If the characters (particularly the female lead) looked like Chris Sanders' artwork I'd be a lot more excited for this movie. I unabashedly love Lilo and Stitch, in part because of Sanders' females.

No. No, she didn't.