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But that's why they complement each other so perfectly: Sunrise embodies idealism and Sunset reality And as joyous as Sunrise is, to me Sunset is the more uplifting film, because it affirms that even after the beguiling bloom of youth fades, the genuine connection between two human souls never does.

Yeah, I remember cringing when Sunset was announced, because it seemed like such a terrible idea after the exquisitely ambiguous ending of Sunrise. Then I saw it, and was stunned not only by how good it was (favorite film of the '00s, hands down), but by how necessary it felt.

A lot of English speakers pronounce it to rhyme with "aerosol". I think that's why it bugs me.

Thanks, @avclub-3be42d8a3412057f79af152555e39bd4:disqus. I'm pretty unspoiled. I don't know why I never got into it, given its pedigree and the fact that people whose opinions I trust like it. I guess I can add it to my very long list of media to consume.

No, it's "Of course we'll both make out with you, JDL! Duh-doy!"

OK, so if someone theoretically wanted to give the show a shot, she could safely skip the first season and a half?

"Mireille" is a really lovely French name that just doesn't work when ported over into English. I also feel this way about the Spanish name Marisol.

I just want to tell you all that last summer I went to a Kelly Clarkson concert—with another adult, no teenyboppers in tow or anything—and I unironically enjoyed every fucking second of it.

Indubitably, it's "Kiss Me On The Bus".

Coincidentally, I woke up with "The India Song" in my head this morning.

The dudes in my office most assuredly care about that game. Ducks this, Beavers that. All I know is I'm pretty sure an actual beaver would gnaw the shit out of an actual duck.

I refuse to watch the late news on my NBC affiliate for fear that I'll accidentally see a few seconds of Leno. I am dead serious about this.

You misspelled both "y'all" and "HUNHH".

Goddammit, you made me bust out laughing during a lull in the office hubbub. Now everyone knows I'm looking at the internets.

I saw "immediately" and "telling" and thought you were…um…fuck, I'm over my head here.

Same here. Not cool, AV Club. Not cool.

History shows again and again how remakes point up the folly of man.

Proradioactive.

Girl's got a way with a line reading. In the episode where Tyler was (actually) introduced, he made his first racist comment and she responded with "Hold up…what?" Which looks like nothing on the page, but her delivery was so amazing that it's burned into my brain. I keep trying to employ it in actual conversation,

Flagged for an unwarranted degree of cynicism, plus being totally wrong.