The Radiohead-Wilco comparison works out pretty well:

Those solos kick my ass. Also, Impossible Germany.

We could solve this problem by grading all music on a scale of 1 to 10, just like Pitchfork does. That way, everyone would know exactly how good albums were, and no one would need to argue about it.

Or that other guy, Bruno?

The AV club deserves special praise for its tact with the introduction to this interview, which (a) accurately describes the movie and (b) avoids any direct mention of how terrible it is.

Does Tommy Wiseau moonlight as the guy who writes the instructions on chopsticks wrappers?

These are all valid points, but let's turn the conversation back to Dana Delaney.

Tropicana looking west doesn't really work. For starters, Hooters is on the wrong side - it would be behind the Tropicana. More importantly, the scaling is all wrong, and he seems to think that the Strip runs west-east on Tropicana St. In fact, It looks like he has the Stratophere all the down on the west end of…

Not only do his paintings suck, but he knows nothing about the actual locations of the hotels on the strip. I guess it would be sinful for him to actually go to Las Vegas.

@Tuxedo

Speaking as a former public defender . . .

The Wishbone version of Ulysses was one of the better adaptations of Joyce's work.

This list reminds me of one of the funniest articles that appeared in the Onion - "Area Man has another Lidsville Nightmare."

Yeah, we put up with a lot of shit in 1997 that wouldn't pass now.

Since posting my disapproving comment about this movie, I've learned that both ZMF and Entertainment Weekly share my opinion.

I'm in the dissenting camp here. The gimmick was interesting for about 15 minutes, but it's all the movie has. I don't have anyting against a good noir, but the high school element quickly became distracting and cutesy.

Bonnie Hunt's not bad, but she's no Mary Steenburgen.

I think victor's half right.

(sigh)

I'm not clear on the distinction between androids and killer robots. I would appreciate it if someone could direct me to an authoritative source.