I heard 'American Dream' in a bar without knowing who it was and I thought it was a Brandon Flowers solo song. It has yet to grow on me, but I'm lukewarm on LCD Soundsystem anyway.

My first thought was it might be a ploy, a way to get people talking about the project. That way, when in a day or two, the actor walks away from the film claiming he feels it is inappropriate for him to be playing a Hawaiian hero, he'll garner a lot of public goodwill for doing the right thing (and maybe getting…

Unfortunately, they got the Allen: Covert screener. It's….not good.

They trade in that screwball-tyoe setup now, just fueled by drugs and alcohol. Unfortunately, with the guns in the teaser, this looks like it will be Pineapple Express influenced. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but it doesn't get me excited for it either.

Is Frank DeCaro still reviewing movies? I loved that guy.

Jumanji!

Hmmm sounds like someone is pitching Get Smart 2.

Was that photo taken outside the courthouse? If so, before or after the verdict?

Rip Taylor is a God in my country.

Or, like, laws.

The judge was Rip Taylor?

The whole rhythm section is the purple gang.

Actually, it was a musical courtroom and 'a year and a day' is easier to rhyme, plus has better meter.

Just a little judicial flair. It was a sassy judge.

From what I've seen of this show, Miller is bad, but the moms are worse. I feel really bad for the daughters who just want to dance and have fun.

It's strangely becoming a place empty-nesters are coming to for their remaining years. I think the thing Waters mentions, that it's cheaper to live here (compared to, say, DC or Philadelphia) while still being convenient and also somewhat funky, is one reason some are retiring here.

Neither did she!

Turn! Turn! Turn!

And then we're right back to Apocalypse Now. The Coppola Cycle continues.

'Evacuate? Now? Before my solo? I think you overestimate their chances!'