I'm trying to find a good context for a "The Things they Carrie'd" joke. Any ideas?

I really love it when the TI completely disagrees with the actual review. Just puts a smile on my face.

His decision to quit Calvin and Hobbes was simultaneously the most tragic and most heroic act in all comics, and quickly thrust him into that holy pantheon of **Awesome dudes**

I can't tell if those two in the picture are having a fight or posing for a group shot.

That's my favorite book, movie, and food!

I gotta admit, if you're going to start a feature about food in movies, you'd be hard pressed to do better than Big Night.

Finally, the cure for ADS. I've lost too many friends.

Which Family Circus is it? The one where Dolly says something adorably ignorant? Or maybe Billy prays for something. I love that one.

Just you wait: Next week Spader is going to lead them on a manhunt for Gray von Neutral.

THIS ISN'T A DOCUMENTARY?

You are 100% correct with that.

On the one hand, Toy Story 3 ended perfectly, providing the ultimate catharsis to one of the finest film trilogies of all time.

Yeah it is surprising just how reasonable it seems that Jake would turn to eating Marcy so quick. And it makes PERFECT sense that she'd want to eat him. Who wouldn't?

There are few moments in all of rock and roll better than that tiny instant when they burst into "oooo I need your love babe" the first time. It's like all of a sudden we ascend into pop heaven.

If you need somebody there to start crying and burst into flames, let me know.

Also: Rudy, Rudy, Rudy!

Batman: The Horse.

MORE ASBESTOS MORE ASBESTOS MORE ASBESTOS.

Indiana Jones was there. I'm sure they managed something as minor as a submarine base.

He's probably A.C.O.D.