Michael Cera made a remark yesterday about "beating the living shit out of James Polk," but that may not qualify since it's not explicitly a death threat, and Polk is only an ex-president (and dead).

Jesus, that top photo is a terrifying Stepford Wife.

I think that movie ended on such a perfect note, with such lovely music, I would never want a sequel.

She still works, but in smaller stuff. I recall some stories about how her asshole former-porn-actor Dad threw a real wrench into her career by lurking on the site and generally being a pain in the ass.

Pretty much the only moment I remember from that show is when Kevin, apropos of nothing, turns to Wayne and catapults a big spoonful of mashed potatoes onto his face. So funny.

I have always wondered about this.

Oh man, Papillon is bloated as fuck. Both the book and the movie, as I recall.

Fun Fact: Hosono's tarnished reputation was largely for giving another passenger a Cleveland Steamer in the smoking room.

Are you on a stinking ship?

Well no duh, Star Wars Episode I came out in 1999. That was like 15 years after Spaceballs. Why is this news?

I haven't watched it for a long time, but I can see why. Some of Mel Brooks' movies are awful, with really cringe-worthy humour. I tried watching Men in Tights recently, and had to shut it off within the first 20 minutes, after a "hilarious" "rap" sequence.

Please tell me it was a demolition company that DESTROYED things.

I heartily endorse this event or product.

Not sure, but it was definitely an EPIC preach to the choir.

That's cool if it's true, but where do you get that from?

being a sanctimonious prick [is] easier than writing anything substantive

Did he never appear on an episode of PIIGGGGGS IN SPAAAAAAACE!?

This bald man has no ideas!

I presume this review quotes so few of her lyrics since they're mostly just "Lorde Lorde Lorde, I am Lorde."

I just bought Typoman, which looks pretty clever. Anyone played it?