It's an amazing album. It has been in heavy rotation since I bought it, which was months and months ago.

Everything about it is terrible. The soundtrack, the cast, the script, the cinematography, the performances, the costumes. I am watching it right now.

I have a version of "Don't Look Back in Anger" that was recorded live at some UK radio station that I downloaded back in the Napster days and it is just f*cking perfect.

If you don't like the show or Zimmern, don't watch it. You may think it is a moral felony to have an opinion, based on first-hand experience, on someone else's food but the people who invite AZ and his cameras into their homes clearly don't.

Bourdain travels around the world eating at the absolute best places to eat in each location. Occasionally he is invited into someone's home and he is always a gracious guest, even when offered a sandy egg.

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. I totally thought it was a Shakespeare reference. Never considered the hockey puck reference until I just read your comment.

One of the greats.

Not best ever maybe, but pretty goddamned good.

Seconded. I will always love that song.

Jesus. I forgot that 1999 started off with those two tracks. Goddamn. And listening to Drive into Try Not to Breathe pretty much makes it impossible for me not to listen straight through the rest of the album.

Come on, now. That's crazy talk. The church felt the need to cover it up because it reflected poorly on them and they are an organization with a very old and (if you listen to them, divinely-sanctioned) tradition of secrecy and loyalty. When you purport to represent the will of almighty God on earth you invite some…

It's just impossible to take the character seriously as some kind of mad literary genius when he is written like he earned his Ph.D. at the University of Reading the Entire Edgar Allan Poe Wikipedia Entry.

He was an asshole for doing that, but I don't think age has anything to do with it. One adult being an asshole to another adult.

You lose all credibility by regurgitating that cliche.

Are you serious? Would you care to share some examples of great and ego-less true artists? Because I can't think of any.

Nah, I think the fact that Billy Bob Thornton is physically non-Santa-like helps the joke rather than hurts it. All he has going for him is his Santa gig and he is  shitty and unconvincing at that, too.

Nah, I think the fact that Billy Bob Thornton is physically non-Santa-like helps the joke rather than hurts it. All he has going for him is his Santa gig and he is  shitty and unconvincing at that, too.

Question me seriously, foul ghost. I enjoy The Waterboy not at all.

Question me seriously, foul ghost. I enjoy The Waterboy not at all.

There was a lot of potential but it felt like I was watching four movies at once. Also, there was just so much stupid sh*t - the police that all went into the sewer at once, the evil villain who would bury the police under the city but not make sure they were dead, everything about that prison with the hole in the…