If Disqus is anything, it's reliable.

Your friend is Kim Jong Un?

The nowherest.

Yeah, but the theaters "refused" after Sony was like, "You know what, go ahead and refuse."

You stole my phrase!!

I haven't. As my high school teacher condescended to me when he saw me reading Inherent Vice in Barnes and Noble, I understand it's "Pynchon-lite." So maybe if I don't dig IV and BE, I should assume Pynchon's not for me?

Everything that's popular now will be seen as massively uncool by kids in 100 years.

The final reveal: The premiere of the Interview was to be a live play made to look like a prerecorded film, in which Kim Jong Un, ham that he is, plays himself and Rogen and Franco actually try to kill him.

Also, the links are blue, and then after you read them, they're purple. This is because you "red" it.

What mental illness is his prose indicative of?

I guess I commented because I was wondering if the film itself was making a claim that it was one continuous shot (via some visual trickery).

I love everyone standing around listening to Dwight's phone message.

As a college aged guy, that speech was all over my Facebook feed a few months after the book came out.

I saw Birdman, and it had tons of different shots. Though a lot of the continuous shots were super cool. Also, the carpet in the theater was a definite Shining nod.

Literally just finished this movie ten minutes ago (It was released on iTunes at 12:01 EST), and the entire film after he reveals his true colors is a year highlight for me fo sho

When his superpower was first described, I literally leaned over to my friend and went "Well, that should make this heist a boring piece of cake." Turned out I was wrong about "boring", but yeah, he's way too unstoppable.

Dude that's actually what the 70s were like.

Wait so is everything you do a gimmick? I disagree with your criticisms here, but they're super plausible.

This argument is basically meaningless semantics, because who cares what anyone's classification of a performer is if their jokes land? Ansari makes me laugh onstage, so what does it matter what he did first, or what he then became? People can be more than one thing.
That being said, you are kind of objectively wrong…

I've seen that movie a dozen times and I don't remember that line, but I believe you. I do remember the afterbirth line.