Yes, because the time to stop talking about a movie is before most people have had the chance to see it.

Question:
Does Q show up?

The Fast and the Pianist?

That scene is great. If I were going to expose someone to Jarmusch for the first time, I'd use that scene, because it sums up his style so perfectly.

I could respond to that, but I would break my H and A keys.

Great Movie without a proper script: The Party.

He just needed to pledge his allegiance to the funk
of the united funk of groovamerica.

Yeah, it's over priced, but I can have buffalo chicken sandwiches and then play skeeball without leaving the building. That's what I call heaven.

I thought Curtis E. Bear was only Vice President.

I wish I worked for the Simpsons, just because then I could have met Jarmusch. And Michael Jackson. And John Updike. And I could have talked to Thomas Pynchon on the phone.

Yeah, any movie with a RZA soundtrack can't be all bad.

And without that album, we wouldn't have the acoustic version of Modern Love at the end of JCVD.

Didn't Criterion just release it about 3-6 months ago?

Keep in mind, this is Benigni pre-Life is Beautiful, when he was working with Fellini and such.

Remember the days when Rushmore was his only movie, and then he started a shitty band?

Down By Law is one of my favorites.

Closest to beer, I'd say

A temporary tattoo.

Grapes are indeed the shit. I also very much enjoy blueberries.

I'm sorry "meant as a mixer"