@avclub-997c221538094d134659141cf61d51e3:disqus Yeah, that was sad to think that Vic Morrow gave his life for such a mediocre segment. The latter half of the movie was good though, and the "It's A Good Life" segment was the only remake that really took the original premise and used it to create something even more…

Yeah, this was a good Hatesong.

Agreed. Also the way Danny Glover says "It's just been revoked."

One of my favorite Andy Kindler jokes is "I was watching The Three Stooges the other day, and I realized why women don't like them: they aren't funny."

It is difficult for me to believe that there are two whole people out there who think Kristen Wiig is a comedic genius.

I think Ronin (1998) might have been his last "young man" role, as far as I can tell. Meet the Parents (which is actually a decent film that has sadly spawned some horrible sequels) is probably the movie that set the tone for the "old man" phase of his career.

I've only seen the first two, but I have to say I prefer the original. The comic relief in #2 is really hit-and-miss for me, one of those classic cases of everyone on screen appearing to find their antics and chemistry much more hilarious than I do ("Look at the two of us yelling in unison at Joe Pesci to shut the…

I have tried to pinpoint the exact Jump the Shark moment in DeNiro's career, and I would have to say it's probably Rocky and Bullwinkle. He's had some good movies since then, but I think that is the line in the sand between Noted Actor Robert DeNiro and Noted Money-Wanter Robert DeNiro.

Obviously the best time to watch Die Hard is 9 pm on Christmas Eve, snuggled up with your loved ones and taking in the majesty of the season. But it's also perfectly acceptable to watch it at any other time, in any other venue, for any other reason.

Apparently that is streaming on Amazon Prime. I think I will watch it tonight for the first time in tribute to Matheson.

Keanu Reeves is hyper-competent in that movie. The main reason Keanu comes across as such a bad actor is that he is cast as a highly competent person in movies like Speed, Point Break, Devil's Advocate, etc., when he just doesn't seem to radiate "top of his class" material. Ted really is the role he was born to play…

I really hate Bobby Flay and his asshole persona, but I will admit that I ate at one of his "Burger Palaces" and it was pretty good for a fast food chain inside a casino.

You know, that poor guy is probably going to have his career unfairly damaged by his mother's fall from grace… a career made possible, of course, by his mother's original popularity.

Donkey Sauce has to be an epithet for something offensive, right?

Shouldn't there be a bunch of flying spaceships and hoverboards and terminators behind that tombstone?

Me too! I was hoping for an update on that Community porn parody they told us about forever ago.

I don't know if her death was reported by other news outlets and I just missed those stories or what, but I had no idea she had passed until I happened to turn my tv on around 11:31 last night. It really caught me off guard, but it is a very touching tribute.

I was at a theater that was showing a sneak peek of this movie in Chicago, and Brad Pitt himself showed up and everyone got free t-shirts.

I didn't see Quantum of Solace in theaters because of bad word of mouth, and only caught up with it last year, when I marathoned through all of the Bond films.

I don't know, it's just… is Monsters University the premier University for being a monster? Is it the first institution to be founded for higher learning in the whole country of… Monsterica? It's just that if this college has such an on-the-nose name, what are the other monster colleges called? Are there any Sinclair…