I read Watchmen in middle school, and can honestly say that I didn't understand much of it or like it much, so until last year whenever anyone would ask me about it I'd respond that it was ok but way overrated… I reread it in 12th grade, immediately sought out everyone I'd told that to and explained to them what an…

met Wayne Coyne at SXSW (awesome) right after he taped a segment for The Tonight Show (which caused me to watch Jay Leno on purpose just to see that segment)

oh! or I've Just Seen A Face!

Long, Long, Long or I'll Follow the Sun, probably

It's absolutely unwatchable… normally I love awful song-and-dance numbers but about halfway through the one on Teen Wolf 2, I quit watching the movie and still haven't been able to watch the rest

"Quicksand" by David Bowie totally should've been on this list, but it's also an awesome anti-suicide song because it's just so way way over the top:

I'll bet a "10", but if you click on it it turns into a .2

that album title makes me feel saditude

I think they might've fallen off the Super Fun Happy Slide with the Red Album.. I kinda like the new single though

The IMDB boards are basically just trolls trolling trolls (with at least 75% of the comments deleted by the time most people look at the thread)

I love Blue and Pinkerton, like Green and Maladroit, was ok with Make Believe, absolutely hated the Red Album, and don't even get me started on the two new songs they were playing recently.. I like (If You Are Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To, what'd you guys think of it?
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Michel Gondry/Pee-Wee Herman
Michel Gondry doing a Pee-Wee's Big Adventure sequel

he'll actually be in every episode, you just won't see him..
"you can always tell a Milford man!"

There's got to be a better way to say that!

eh.. that's nothing compared to the end of Pretty in Pink (not that that ending was any fault of John Hughes.. he actually had Duckie and Andie together at the end of the movie but the studio switched it).. I actually like the end of BC.. it's realistic-ish!

probably my favorite John Hughes movie monologue (other than maybe the John Bender "Cigarettes for Christmas" one)