"He runs into another stereotype—a neo-Nazi who thinks that Douglas is
a racist, and cheers him on.  Douglas kills the guy but is shaken by
the idea that his behavior conforms to something a degenerate racist
might appreciate."

"He runs into another stereotype—a neo-Nazi who thinks that Douglas is
a racist, and cheers him on.  Douglas kills the guy but is shaken by
the idea that his behavior conforms to something a degenerate racist
might appreciate."

I'm actually very poorly versed with Joni Mitchell and maybe I'll take a look at her other stuff but right now I'm enamored with this tune. I must have listened to it six times in a row with constant goosebumps. Dammmmnn…

I'm actually very poorly versed with Joni Mitchell and maybe I'll take a look at her other stuff but right now I'm enamored with this tune. I must have listened to it six times in a row with constant goosebumps. Dammmmnn…

Wow. That Joni Mitchell track is amazing.

Wow. That Joni Mitchell track is amazing.

Pardon my nerdiness, but why would a killer robot say that? Why say or do anything besides taking the bike?

Pardon my nerdiness, but why would a killer robot say that? Why say or do anything besides taking the bike?

Check it out, I got a joke:

Check it out, I got a joke:

I don't care how by the numbers that character is, it breaks my heart just to think of the scene where the rescuers have reached her and she says "Didn't you bring somebody big with you? Like the police?"

I don't care how by the numbers that character is, it breaks my heart just to think of the scene where the rescuers have reached her and she says "Didn't you bring somebody big with you? Like the police?"

Interrobang sounds like something Bond does to enemy female agents.

Interrobang sounds like something Bond does to enemy female agents.

It's about the disconnect about his lofty expectations and how daunting it was versus what a phenomenon it became. I'm sure if you get called to do Swedish Bikini Team, your first thought isn't "God, how will they be able to stay true to the venerated source material?"

It's about the disconnect about his lofty expectations and how daunting it was versus what a phenomenon it became. I'm sure if you get called to do Swedish Bikini Team, your first thought isn't "God, how will they be able to stay true to the venerated source material?"

I've always had a soft spot for the 80's bonds too (also: View to a Kill was the last great bond theme). A lot of people complained that Dalton was too boring or serious as Bond, so I guess those people were really happy when we got a Bond with a villain who's a race-changing man with a face full of diamonds who Bond…

I've always had a soft spot for the 80's bonds too (also: View to a Kill was the last great bond theme). A lot of people complained that Dalton was too boring or serious as Bond, so I guess those people were really happy when we got a Bond with a villain who's a race-changing man with a face full of diamonds who Bond…

"as much as I like his writing"

"as much as I like his writing"