Aristotle Onassis's's main squeeze. You kids love Ari O don't ya?

That K.K. Slider is really something. On the one hand he's a laid back party dude. On the other he's an extremely prolific musician who has dabbled in virtually every genre of music.

Director: "Okay, before I say 'action' maybe Mr. Plummer could regale us with some anecdotes about the making of Sound of Music."

If you put Raiders, Jaws, and E.T. on one side of the graph and The Terminal, 1941, and Hook on the other Munich is about 2/3 of the way towards the Raiders end. It's science and you can't argue with it.

Very disappointing. Great real life story, murderer's row of top notch character actors, and the movie was a complete snooze.

I can't imagine Jeunet cares all that much about the reputation of his entry into the franchise either. It's such a weird outlier in his filmography.

It was nice to see Rae Dawn Chong again. The whole time she was onscreen I was thinking about Commando-a film which, incidentally, has a firmer grasp on realistic human behavior and relationships than Jeff Who Lives at Home.

The first sentence of director Joe Lynch's IMDB bio is as follows:
"Joe Lynch was born in Long Island, New York and was raised on a steady
diet of B-movies, Stephen King novels, heavy metal, 8-bit games &
4-color comic books."
While I like all of those things just fine that sentence alone suggests that it is best to…

The important thing, as Josh rightly points out, is that it changed the way he looks as well as his outlook. If you recall, before his car crash Kanye was a brash, self-centered jackass. After the crash he became the humble, thoughtful sage of hip-hop that we all know and admire.

This week on Bodies-in-Games we fondly recall ogling Lara Croft's trapezoid boob shelf in the first Tomb Raider.

I had no idea there was a "crash" either. Just assumed everyone started buying PC games from Babbages or Electronics Boutique rather than Atari games at Sears or Service Merchandise.

Absolutely. We're having a delightful time with Rainbow Curse over at my house.

Also, I always thought that Diddy Kong and Donkey Kong Jr. were the same guy. However, as @paraclete_pizza:disqus points out, Diddy Kong is clearly a chimp and not an ape. So who the hell is this usurper "Diddy Kong" and where has Donkey Kong Jr. been since 1982?

I'm somewhere to the left of Karl Marx but I can see how this sort of "brave" prideful speechifying makes people hate overly privileged American liberals.

Butter Lamp was robbed by a couple of Marc Maron lookin' limeys.

I used to purchase Jolly Time soda and Otter Pops beneath the penetrating and unblinking glare of the Red Owl…

That little episode was my favorite thing that Kanye, Chris Tucker, or Mike Meyers ever did. The initial proclamation in Kanye's flat affect mushmouth voice, the befuddled double take by Mike Meyers, the quick cut to a confused Chris Tucker. Magnificent from top to bottom.

Watch it now. If you badmouth Enya @Vranak:disqus will come at you with a broken bottle.

You come across as awfully aggressive for a fan of adult contemporary pop confections.

I don't know. Why expect the relatively untested guy behind Elysium and Chappie (which doesn't look promising) to succeed where talents like Fincher and Jeunet failed?