Yeah, I have been avoiding those because my favorite thing about wtf is when he stumbles into intimacy with the guests. This kind of solidified my reticence.

I am a bit surprised at the love for the Tambor episode. I felt it was annoyingly flighty and that Tambor was playing it up for the audience too much. A guy that probably had so much to say about comedy and success as a character actor reduced himself to shtick. Really sucked for me, couldn't even finish it, but I…

This band has been boring for too long and this record might as well be one long, annoying track except for that King Me business which is kind of redeemable for being more interesting than the other songs but that's like being valedictorian in summer school.

I liked it. I didn't see the reveal on Galindo coming so that was a cool surprise. I knew Jax wasn't getting out of Charming anyway but I liked that the way it happened came out of left field. I didn't find the scene with Bobby and the guitar funny and I like the underlying dramatic element the show has had for the…

There is no way that the list of Sandler's best is genuine. That is the trollest troll to ever troll…or this person needs to be kept away from the rest of the world.

Whenever I hear this song, my brain plays a montage from About Schmidt in my skull. Those two are linked forever for me

This is a ridiculous fucking idea. Look down on the synth score or whatever other nuanced points but that scene is affecting in exactly the way it needed to be and probably in the exact manner that everyone involved wanted it to be. It's basically the entire point of the movie that although you may want to yell at the…

this dude is punk rock as fuck. excellent.

That last paragraph is like the big 4 thrash concerts of the english language. God bless you, Sean.

He's been playing an old man for a quarter century. He looks tremendous.

Vulgar display every day? That sounds like a recipe for fun

Vulgar display every day? That sounds like a recipe for fun

ridiculously talented man…
Incredibly sad fellow, though. In a way, I feel kind of good for him, he seemed to be burdened by life and for all I know his life as it was wasn't worth living anymore. Hope he's somewhere better or at least that he's not suffering anymore.

Bullshit.
This movie is awesome, the stylistic choices made it incredibly absorbing and contributed to the awesome tension that holds the movie together. This critique is is film nerdery crossing over into full-out dumbassery.

Sean..o..NEEEEEAAAAAALLLLLLL
I quite simply love you after reading this. I will also make a hardcore punk song in your honor for this magnificent piece of awesomery aimed at the jugular of dumbassery. You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar.

holy fucking fuck
josh, you actually think this works? As someone who listens to heavy music I'm fucking blown away by anyone thinking these cheap-ass, lazy covers for "oh wow, that song as a hardcore song" reactions are anything but the drizzling shits. This band should break up immediately and shame on you, josh.

Guys, we also forgot to mention A guide to recognizing your saints. Downey Jr. is down with hardcore, tobaki. Put that in a sandwich and pick it's crumbs of your chest.

The Cu-Sack Redemption
Love this god damned movie and strongly disagree with Nathan's take on the ending. I'm sure it's been addressed here, but the character completely earns it. To me, he HAS to kill the girl to earn it. He has to do away with even his hopes and ideas of what he'd run away to in order to redeem what…

On Downey Jr…
I was basically kind of on board with this guy until his comments there. It seems to me you need a particularly closed mind to be able to fit your head so far up your ass to think that a talent as brutally obvious as Downey's can only be served best by YOUR approach and YOUR philosophy. This reminds me…

d-damn.
Guys, how about we let love open the doors to our hearts here?