Awesome, awesome, awesome movie.

I think that's a reference to last week.

Apologies. Clears me.

Yes, because being attracted to women with red hair and pale skin is obviously the same as being into amputee porn.

She lives in New England, apparently, so I declare Prima Nocta on any of those marriages.

Sorry, Snape. Cowardly fail.

I'm not a Ted fan, but like Donna says, that's not Josh Radnor's fault. He's a strong actor that never seems out of place. And it's not bad writing either. I just think they need to have a character that is a foil to both Barney and Marshall, and since Ted is it, he can't have any of the lovable foibles of either of…

Look for people who like Serge Gainsborough. Nothing against him, but he's like hipster flypaper.

That was hilarious, but my friends and I joke about biting the curb a lot. Enough that in college, I lost a few friends when I decided to pull out the BITE THE CURB line.

The line ROTFLOLing gets in my head and eats my brain like an apple.

Yeah, I think the only time I do this is with Criterion movies and The Limey.

That bitch Ingrid Bergman showed him up

What am I supposed to do without that exclusive footage of Anne Hathaway's eventual suicide?

@Tripod Touch: ::slaps knee::

I didn't mean to say that the rape wasn't brutal. It just seemed like they made every other scene more violent, but that scene was toned down, in comparison.

I enjoyed Watchmen
but I think they screwed it up by making every scene violent as fuck. In the book, Rorschach is violent, the rape scene is violent and the end is violent. Other than that, even the fight scenes seem pretty tame, even mundane, which makes the scenes of actual violence stand out and seem 50 times more…

I don't know if I like this 3D trend. I saw Coraline, and I couldn't see it being made better by being 3D, and all the other 3D movie look sucky. Plus, it doesn't seem like it's the savior everyone in Hollywood seems to think it will be. I mean, look at the performance of 3D movies in the past year.

Kind of like a walkman or a discman, it hooks on to your belt so you can tell time…ON THE GO!

That reminds me of some blog post I read in August, about how much critics suck. They argued that critics should have been fired if they didn't like the Dark Knight. I laughed for hours.

I hate when people are surprised that a mediocre movie makes a lot of money at the box office. How is this any different from every other mediocre movie that makes $100 million at the box office? Personally, I'd rather see Taken make more money than Paul Blart or Medea.