The whole thing felt sloppy and forced to me: Carol not making sure she wasn't followed or having a story ready in case she was caught, stealing the chocolate. It felt very much "In order to get from point A to point B, this has to happen." I thought the same thing about Rick and the kid's mom. Yes, Rick and Carol…

I think they've sort of done that in the leftovers episodes. I seem to recall chefs having to use leftover pizza, nachos and french fries.

NEVER TRUST A HIPPIE.

It didn't occur to me at the time that that was part of her faking. I thought maybe she was still feeling the after effects of being run over by a car.

I had the same thought. I know she mentioned her boys to Rick, but did she mention a husband?

I KNOW. I didn't even want to know what this whole stupid thing was about, then I finally clicked on an article and that happened. Then my boyfriend came home and I asked him what he saw, and he said white and gold, while I was seeing black and blue, staring at the same damn picture from the same damn angle. WTF?

Exactly. I'm betting a hell of a lot more people have seen the Bugs
Bunny cartoon than have seen (or even heard of) Men In Tights.

And it's not like he was just "in the movie" - in each one he plays an integral, indelible character. Such a loss.

I loathed Becky the first several episodes but she really grew into a great character. I still wouldn't put her above Tyra, but her resolve in going forward with the abortion puts her ahead of spoiled whiner Julie for me, and she's leagues better than Lyla (shit, they're all better than Lyla).

The SO and I recoiled in horror every time the kid appeared onscreen. "Gah!"

Disclaimer: I just finished watching the entire series last month and around the same time caught maybe the first half hour of the movie. My guess would be it's just that the film suffers in comparison to the show. As you say, they are very different, and once you've grown to love Coach Kyle Chandler, it's hard to…

Forget the prequels; I'll take any scene from the OG with Alec Guinness and Harrison Ford. You know there had to be at least one point where they gave each other the side eye over Mark Hamill. There had to be at least one conversation consisting of "This is a piece of shit, isn't it?"

I had little to no interest in seeing this movie. That is no longer the case.

The flipside: Lisa Bonet wakes up every day looking like Lisa Bonet and she has relations on the reg with Jason Momoa?

It wasn't just the Oscar campaign. Mo'Nique was refusing to promote the movie unless she was paid before the film was even released, let alone once she was nominated (she figured there was money in the budget when Oprah got involved). After she won, it sounds to me like she priced herself out of those parts she was…

Don't feel too bad. But, to truly appreciate Herzog's cameo, you should at least watch My Best Fiend and Grizzly Man.

In all seriousness, I appreciated it SO MUCH. We'd fallen behind on P&R but I saw a headline on Yahoo and a headline here and insisted we catch up before we could be spoiled. It was a nice surprise. So, thanks, AV Club, for being considerate.

I totally missed that question on a sixth-grade history test. Two letters! I mean, damn!

It's hippity-hoppity. Don't get it twisted.

Right? Most people would go on and on about how they'd always wanted to work with Woody and how amazing he is. Olympia's like "NOPE."