Yep, yep, yep. I will freely admit that watching "Inglourious Basterds" on Sunday was cathartic. "You probably heard we ain't in the prisoner-takin' business; we're in the killin' Nazi business. And cousin? Business is a-boomin'!". That's some rah-rah revenge fantasy stuff, and even though I'm a bit of a World War II…

I have to say, watching "Inglourious Basterds" this past Sunday was pretty damn satisfying.

"If North Korea threatens us, they will be met with fire…ok,that's a bit extreme, not fire, but, I dunno, maybe some hot coals? Steam?"

Big upvote here. Just finished it, and loved it, especially as it became very clear that it's not a horror novel.

This looks phony.

8th Grade Me would like to nominate Peart's "YYZ" solo from "Exit Stage Left".

Alternate title: "The Flyovers"

Matt Ruff's Lovecraft Country; interested/excited to see what Jordan Peele and HBO do with it. On the nonfiction side, Yvon Chouinard's Let My People Go Surfing. I was a low-level climber for a few years, and now that I'm of an age/experience level to find myself interviewing for Director-level jobs, figure I should…

"The Long Halloween"? Lots of villains, cowled-chin stroking, Bat-computing.

It's the film that lost its directors in less than 12 parsecs.

All great, save for Let's Party Until We Party. I feel like he pandered to his audience a bit with that one.

I bet he plays that Party Hard song.

You're The Man now, dawg.

It's KILLING me that I can't quite remember the name of that one-hit wonder band. It was…Deep Blue………………….something.

Robert Conrad would wipe the floor with all of these chump-ass chumps.

Hendrix and Otis Redding at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival is the correct answer.

"You're gonna need a bigger boat."
"Eh?"
"Because that shark…has huge jaws."
"Ah."

I think to fully enjoy it, you need to immediately understand that this isn't a Mystery Show. The entire point of the story - from the very first episode - is that there is no answer. The show is about dealing with unexplainable loss, and finding meaning in a world where there are often no answers - scientific or…

Buffy. I'm currently making my way through the series with my wife, who is a huge fan. I'm enjoying it, and appreciate it for being a game-changer, but I wish I'd seen it when it was new.

So right away I'm wondering how closely the show is going to follow the books.