"A shovel? I got a shovel. He got a shovel. HE got a shovel … everybody got shovels!"

Mrs. Underscore was guessing that when Jack had that meeting with Tracy and the two lawyers, the lawyers would speak, revealing the Asian-looking guy as the German, and the white guy as Japanese. **BANTER**

Mrs. Underscore was guessing that when Jack had that meeting with Tracy and the two lawyers, the lawyers would speak, revealing the Asian-looking guy as the German, and the white guy as Japanese. **BANTER**

There are a number of films that fall under the category of "I'm glad I watched this but I will never want to go through it again and not because the movie is bad." Both Leaving Las Vegas and Dead Man Walking.

There are a number of films that fall under the category of "I'm glad I watched this but I will never want to go through it again and not because the movie is bad." Both Leaving Las Vegas and Dead Man Walking.

AGREE, and there's nothing like Tom Green licking the bone protruding from Harlan Williams' compound fracture.

AGREE, and there's nothing like Tom Green licking the bone protruding from Harlan Williams' compound fracture.

There's also Irreversible, with Monica Bellucci and Vincent Cassel, told in reverse order. Haven't seen it yet because you really need the stomach for it.

There's also Irreversible, with Monica Bellucci and Vincent Cassel, told in reverse order. Haven't seen it yet because you really need the stomach for it.

On one of the podcasts, Tobolowsky tells an amusing tale (are you surprised?) about how me landed the role of Sammy. He had his own brief affliction of amnesia, apparently.

On one of the podcasts, Tobolowsky tells an amusing tale (are you surprised?) about how me landed the role of Sammy. He had his own brief affliction of amnesia, apparently.

Actually, according to Baseball Reference, it was more like $86,250,617. Don't you even know how much you made, Jeff?

Actually, according to Baseball Reference, it was more like $86,250,617. Don't you even know how much you made, Jeff?

I prefer Rob Ager's analysis (I posted this further upthread, but still worth it): http://www.collativelearnin…

I prefer Rob Ager's analysis (I posted this further upthread, but still worth it): http://www.collativelearnin…

A guy named Rob Ager does excellent film criticism — with clips and everything! — and has done a ton of analysis of The Shining which is apparently so chock-full of themes, ideas, and technique that one could argue that it's one of the greatest films of all time. http://www.collativelearnin…

A guy named Rob Ager does excellent film criticism — with clips and everything! — and has done a ton of analysis of The Shining which is apparently so chock-full of themes, ideas, and technique that one could argue that it's one of the greatest films of all time. http://www.collativelearnin…

Lee Seigel (who some — ok, few — people might remember for getting in trouble with The New Republic for using a pseudonym to attack commenters who criticized his work) wrote a long piece for Harper's that offered some good insights on Eyes Wide Shut. (The article is long and tends to bloviate, but still, worth a read…

Lee Seigel (who some — ok, few — people might remember for getting in trouble with The New Republic for using a pseudonym to attack commenters who criticized his work) wrote a long piece for Harper's that offered some good insights on Eyes Wide Shut. (The article is long and tends to bloviate, but still, worth a read…

The best ones are the pair of "Jackass" parodies.