I only ever put on Apologies to the Queen Mary by Wolf Parade the first time it snows each year. Its become so associated with winter for me that I once bailed on one of their concerts because it was outdoors and the middle of the summer and it just didn't feel right

- Adele Dazeem Abdul-Jabaar
- The Choad Warrior
- I'm the Captain, Meow

My first thought was the Purple Rain performance scenes, but that's just wishing I was at a Prince concert in the 80s.

I insisted that we watch Bad Santa one year for christmas. My Mom told me the next day that my Dad had "lost a little bit of faith in humanity."

It might just be lack of shame.

"But I don’t get to talk because I fucking love Meat Loaf."

Yeah, having seen them with and without drummer they rrrreeeeaaaaaaalllyyy need a new drummer.

Does the Pikachu's Goodbye episode of Pokemon count? Because he didn't actually leave and he came running back to Ash at the last minute, but I can't say that I didn't tear up during the montage and that stupid sentimental song and the fact that Ash was letting him go to this utopian Pikachu community so he could live…

As a spy enthusiast, I am compelled to say how happy I am to see a fictional spy actually use microdot photography.

Amnesiac - Radiohead

My girlfriend follows the behind the scenes to the point where she knew that last week's music in film episode was originally supposed to be an entire Moulin Rouge tribute before they abandoned it, as well as Brody was supposed to have a number in that episode but it was later cut.

There's a cookbook?!

There was a wide shot of the boxcar they were in that totally said, "Tunt Railways" on the side

You don't know how glad I am to know that I am not the only one who tears up whenever they hear the Umbrellas of Cherbourg theme.  I feel like that movie doesn't get anywhere near the amount of respect that it should.

Enter the Void. I've only met one person so far who doesn't think it's an overlong, annoying, controversy-baiting, shallow film. To me, it was the most exhilarating experience I've ever had in a movie theater

Enter the Void. I've only met one person so far who doesn't think it's an overlong, annoying, controversy-baiting, shallow film. To me, it was the most exhilarating experience I've ever had in a movie theater

I was Colonel Mustard last year and even when people saw me with the other 5 people dressed as Clue characters, 8 of 10 people thought I was the big game hunter from Jumanji.

I was Colonel Mustard last year and even when people saw me with the other 5 people dressed as Clue characters, 8 of 10 people thought I was the big game hunter from Jumanji.

But that's ok, cause we're all sorted out for E's and whizz.

Just curious, are either of you guys going to one of the three "God Bless America" screenings? I would love to hear if it lives up to the hype I have in my head.