I don't understand why she doesn't have more of a leading lady career.  She carries this movie well, so hopefully she'll get bigger roles more often.  She's funny and she's a fox.

Not a fan, but she's okay in this movie, it's a very small dose.

Not a fan, but she's okay in this movie, it's a very small dose.

Considering they make a point about how much money they have outgoing, mostly to Paul Rudd's business and dead beat father, they sure spend freely.  They might have to sell the house during a buyer's market, yet they have the nerve to throw that big birthday party?  I live in Los Angeles as well, and sadly I know a…

Considering they make a point about how much money they have outgoing, mostly to Paul Rudd's business and dead beat father, they sure spend freely.  They might have to sell the house during a buyer's market, yet they have the nerve to throw that big birthday party?  I live in Los Angeles as well, and sadly I know a…

You will really despise them in this film.  I found them mostly infuriating, although if I had to choose sides I thought Leslie Mann's character was less of a wreck of a human being, and certainly way more responsible. 

You will really despise them in this film.  I found them mostly infuriating, although if I had to choose sides I thought Leslie Mann's character was less of a wreck of a human being, and certainly way more responsible. 

I love Leslie Mann and Paul Rudd, but this movie bugged the hell out of me.  I felt like it was a comedic version of "Blue Valentine".  My husband and I had the same reactions for both films.  He thought the husband was charming and I thought the wife should drop him like a hot potato and never look back. 

I love Leslie Mann and Paul Rudd, but this movie bugged the hell out of me.  I felt like it was a comedic version of "Blue Valentine".  My husband and I had the same reactions for both films.  He thought the husband was charming and I thought the wife should drop him like a hot potato and never look back. 

Totally agree.  I thought Toby Jones nailed the performance, demonstrating how disarming a younger Capote could be.  Philip Seymour Hoffman played him more as the creep he became in the 70s.  I too thought Sandra Bullock was great.  I haven't seen either film in a while so I can't say who I thought played a better…

Totally agree.  I thought Toby Jones nailed the performance, demonstrating how disarming a younger Capote could be.  Philip Seymour Hoffman played him more as the creep he became in the 70s.  I too thought Sandra Bullock was great.  I haven't seen either film in a while so I can't say who I thought played a better…

This was a great episode all around, especially as a holiday episode.  Tom, April, Andy (and to a lesser extent, Donna) collect their money like Scrooges, laugh at the failures of someone close to them, and plan on doing something selfish.  They realize the error of their ways and what their meanness has really cost…

This was a great episode all around, especially as a holiday episode.  Tom, April, Andy (and to a lesser extent, Donna) collect their money like Scrooges, laugh at the failures of someone close to them, and plan on doing something selfish.  They realize the error of their ways and what their meanness has really cost…

I would love to see Tammy II with the other librarians one more time.

I would love to see Tammy II with the other librarians one more time.

My husband is British, and he quotes that whenever Diana Ross comes up in conversation!  It's a good one!

My husband is British, and he quotes that whenever Diana Ross comes up in conversation!  It's a good one!

"The Terrible Tunnel" scarred me for life.  I still won't watch it.  The night it premiered was the most sleepless night of my life.  I guess it was the flashback of the fraggle unable to escape and then turning into a ghost.  When scary things happened on Fraggle Rock, they usually worked out in the end.  But not for…

"The Terrible Tunnel" scarred me for life.  I still won't watch it.  The night it premiered was the most sleepless night of my life.  I guess it was the flashback of the fraggle unable to escape and then turning into a ghost.  When scary things happened on Fraggle Rock, they usually worked out in the end.  But not for…

My 7 year old nephew finally got into the Muppet Show last year when my sister's family came to visit.  It started when I wanted to show my sister Rita Moreno's sultry "Fever" number with Animal and then we just let the DVD run and he got obsessed.  At one point my nephew came in and said "I want to be Alice Cooper…