Gimmick account idea: Tarkovsky's former nanny.

They meant to program it to kill, they accidentally programmed it to love.

And Smurfs 2 will have an enduring legacy, no doubt, eventually besting Vertigo on the annual Sight and Sound poll on the 40th anniversary of its release.

"The air conditioning at the theater was set at a really pleasant temperature" - Kevin McFarland.

It's always a test to see if I get anything embarrassing. Today!

As someone who lives in the most rural of areas, Save a Horse makes me want to die a little now.

I get one or two ants. I'm not thrilled with it, but the cat sure is, she loves toying with the little bastards.

It's their job?

Barbarella is one of the seminal movies of my youth.

In his defense, I bet his house is amazing.

I like the idea of Boehner and McConnell being heavily invested in a BSB review.

It's at TIFF I think, that's how I found out about it.

In Saskatchewan, there is a town called Climax. If I want to reach Climax, I have to travel through the Beaver Valley.

Via Wikipedia:
"The notorious British Nazi-sympathizer Unity Mitford—sister of comic novelist/biographer Nancy Mitford and liberal journalist Jessica Mitford—was conceived in Swastika."

Wait, sister?

I'm not saying Frakes is one of the reasons I have a beard, but he's not not one of the reasons I have a beard.

It's also the source of one of the odder jokes among my circle of friends, where for various reasons someone will shout "THIS ISN'T REAL!" and then fake smashing something.

SHUT YOUR WHORE MOUTH!

@NephewOfAnarchy:disqus You assume, quite wrongly, that the foreign references are what makes the joke funny. The Sainsburys running joke in Hot Fuzz was funny not because it was a Sainsburys, but because it was a small town grocery store - the joke would have been as good if it was a Co-op or Extra Foods or wherever…

Get out.