It really does seem to hold worlds inside worlds.

Little known fact:

Untrue. I'm buying this because they actually have a song entitled Drakkar Noir.

It's not so much Jewish as Long Island. She looks like all those piano-playing songstresses from a few years back. I think they were all named Michelle.

I like to imagine you visiting Scotland, and when you land, you look down at your crotch and say this.

Octopussy rules.

You had me at Hezbollah safehouse.

Manti T'eo is an appetizer of public shame baked in a banana leaf.

With her old friend Mork from Ork!

This movie has one really effective moment—the scene right near the beginning when Willis opens his mailbox and there's a snake inside. That whole idea freaks me out, and it's a really good jump scare in the film.

Don't forget the Shakey's Pizza with the prostitutes out front.

We need a rule wherein this Crash requires an insulting qualifier to distinguish it from Cronenberg's. Like "Racism Crash" or "Shitty Crash"…

Oh Dharma, you're so crazy!

Good point about repetitive jokes—the other issue with binge watching related to this is how callback jokes of any kind aren't as pleasurable, since they are reaching back a much shorter distance in your mind. To a large extent, the structure of binge watching invalidates the value placed upon how long something…

I'd argue that the Lombard performance closest to an MPDG would be the one from 20th Century, but in general she's usually way too smart and witty for the designation.

I remember listening to these tracks at one of those Tower Records listening stations, then I got through the first 30 seconds of Subterranean Homesick Alien, grabbed the disc and walked straight up to the counter to buy it.

Good call, but again, it's Purple Rain so everything's awesome. Take Me With U is underrated though, and overshadowed by the hit singles. Great, great song.

I missed the Extra-Weird bad guy thing at first and assumed that the superhero was fighting Entertainment Weekly.

Without question, this image is the heroin of the commentariat. I seriously start to get sick and shaky if a few days go by without a Ratner news story.

My concern was more that the article here seem to be encouraging that view—I generally expect more from this place.