Newman?

My girlfriend at the time forced me to take her to see 'The Horse Whisperer'. This was after we had been out at the lake all day in the middle of summer. And it was the late showing which started at 10:35PM. Of course I'm the one who got yelled at by another moviegoer for snoring.

With the bowl-cut and bow-tie I thought Miss J. was going for the "Moe" look.

I think he was just there for the cake.

I thought the scene of Creed slipping the blood bag in his pocket on his way out was a classic. I LOL'd all over myself.

He was smiling and laughing…and it wasn't even Pretzel Day.

The first impression I got was Led Zeppelin. Of course, I'm usually wrong about these things anyway. Good thing my girlfriend is there to correct me most of the time.

Just for the record, his last name is spelled 'Oswalt'.

Drugs?

When I was a Blockbuster employee I got yelled at by customer who wanted to rent 'The Patriot'. Not the Mel Gibson/Heath Ledger drama, but the shitty direct to video Steven Seagal movie of the same title. Apparently, he was pissed that none of us had heard of that version and decided we were incompetent.

Worst television progam ever…Agreed? (Show of hands please.)

Fred Williamson as Frost in "From Dusk Till Dawn".

Like many people here it's been several years since I viewed this movie. However, I remember interpreting the end as some kind of anger-fuck. Like she's pissed at him for putting himself and the family at risk that way just to get laid. I thought the subtext was: "Fine, if you want to fuck then that's exactly what…

Back when the movie came out I read that Kubrick knew all along that he wanted to cast a married couple. His first choice…Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger. I wonder how that would have turned out?

Initially, I felt that way also. But once you give in to the fact that this guy has absolutely no redeeming qualities and never will then it takes the pressure off (so to speak). Then you can just sit back and enjoy all great bastardness (bastardity?).

Plus, since it seems to be more of a small town the fact that he's a homegrown "celebrity" will get him all sorts of special treatment. Athletes especially, seem to get all the perks.

Fade Into You-Mazzy Starr

I thought 8MM was a pretty good flick. At least JP didn't get in the way of Nic Cage.

It's okay as long as it's not done at the workplace.

I thought the Angela thing was just a different take on the cat-lady cliche. She really loves cats, so in sitcom world she must be totally, fuckin' nuts.