I have no doubt Lucas burned the original negative years ago. He treats that film the way most people would treat a sex tape they made with their mistress.

Okay, can we all talk about how last week Jess looked at a USA Today cover and it showed Obama and Romney in front of an electoral map of the US? I was already having difficulty accepting the show's reality in which Walden is Obama's VP, but then they explicitly told us that Obama is running for reelection against…

Okay, can we all talk about how last week Jess looked at a USA Today cover and it showed Obama and Romney in front of an electoral map of the US? I was already having difficulty accepting the show's reality in which Walden is Obama's VP, but then they explicitly told us that Obama is running for reelection against…

Okay, Obama cited The Wire as his favorite show in 2008 (the year it ended), but apparently is still rewatching episodes in his free time even now, four years later. I find it strange that someone could so thoroughly immerse himself in a work of art and even declare this piece of art the pinnacle of its genre, while…

Okay, Obama cited The Wire as his favorite show in 2008 (the year it ended), but apparently is still rewatching episodes in his free time even now, four years later. I find it strange that someone could so thoroughly immerse himself in a work of art and even declare this piece of art the pinnacle of its genre, while…

My favorite part of America: The Book is the mini-biography of Justice Holmes, which details the formative experience he had as a child when he attended the premiere, two-minute long performance of the experimental play "Hey Everybody, the Theater Is On Fire and We're Not Joking."

My favorite part of America: The Book is the mini-biography of Justice Holmes, which details the formative experience he had as a child when he attended the premiere, two-minute long performance of the experimental play "Hey Everybody, the Theater Is On Fire and We're Not Joking."

This is the second time I have seen someone refer to The Matrix movies as "The Matrices." Is that a thing that people do, or have I just witnessed lighting strike twice?

This is the second time I have seen someone refer to The Matrix movies as "The Matrices." Is that a thing that people do, or have I just witnessed lighting strike twice?

The original reason that the alternate ending was kept from the public was because David Geffen said he had plans to rerelease the film in theaters with the original ending restored and intact.

The original reason that the alternate ending was kept from the public was because David Geffen said he had plans to rerelease the film in theaters with the original ending restored and intact.

Since pre-fame Jack Nicholson played the part of the masochistic patient in the original 1960 version (albeit with a different character name), Bill Murray is part of a very small club of actors who can rightfully say that they improved upon a role originated by Jack Nicholson.

Since pre-fame Jack Nicholson played the part of the masochistic patient in the original 1960 version (albeit with a different character name), Bill Murray is part of a very small club of actors who can rightfully say that they improved upon a role originated by Jack Nicholson.

Yeah, as someone who listens to the soundtrack pretty regularly, I always find it jarring to watch the abridged version of "The Meek Shall Inherit" that appears in the movie. When I watched the Director's Cut, I was thinking how that is now the only flaw in an otherwise perfect movie.

Yeah, as someone who listens to the soundtrack pretty regularly, I always find it jarring to watch the abridged version of "The Meek Shall Inherit" that appears in the movie. When I watched the Director's Cut, I was thinking how that is now the only flaw in an otherwise perfect movie.

Murray filmed a cameo in The Jerk but it was cut out, and I don't think the deleted scene has ever been released (or maybe it has, I would be really happy if someone could prove me wrong on this).

Murray filmed a cameo in The Jerk but it was cut out, and I don't think the deleted scene has ever been released (or maybe it has, I would be really happy if someone could prove me wrong on this).

I got the Blu-Ray the day it came out, and I can confirm that it's awesome. The movie looks and sounds great, and after all these years you finally have the option of watching the alternate ending. The special features are kind of sparse, but the packaging of the DVD is pretty awesome and includes a good-looking, 25…

I got the Blu-Ray the day it came out, and I can confirm that it's awesome. The movie looks and sounds great, and after all these years you finally have the option of watching the alternate ending. The special features are kind of sparse, but the packaging of the DVD is pretty awesome and includes a good-looking, 25…

Actually Mean, Green Mother stays intact, although Jim Belushi is replaced with Cherly's dad from Curb Your Enthusiasm and the Mean Green number follows Audrey's death and Seymour's attempted suicide.