Same. I watch A New Hope and I'm sitting on the edge of my seat, in with the action. I watch the prequels and I'm going, "those are interesting effects. Wonder how long it took them to render?"

I'm genuinely asking, is there a source in the EU or OT in which it's stated that not everyone can use the Force? Because it kind of seems to me like it was that you could train yourself to become an expert in it, and maybe you'd be more able to do that, but in a broad sense everyone has the ability to use it. I could…

I love all my references equally!
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I don't care for "Blacklist" references.

Actually, the truth is that Sgt. Al Powell didn't appear in future Die Hard movies because he's been institutionalized since 1989.

When I saw it, the quaintness mixed with humor with the dash of Lutheranism really made me think of "Prairie Home Companion." So yes, extremely white.

I'd pay to see Weird Al kill a dozen men with an accordion. I'd even see a movie where it happens, too.

I'd pay to see Weird Al kill a dozen men with an accordion. I'd even see a movie where it happens, too.

God, that new Frankenstein movie looks awful.

The idea of Stallone sitting down and watching, say, "Lars and the Real Girl" or "The Notebook" and having a really great time doing it fills me with happiness.

The idea of Stallone sitting down and watching, say, "Lars and the Real Girl" or "The Notebook" and having a really great time doing it fills me with happiness.

He would have had a career as a card-carrying member of the United Steelworkers, or something like that.

Will Pharell?

Topical!

They should let showrunners do that more often. "Joss Whedon releases statement: 'really didn't feel like' finishing his space opera anyway."

Is this a canoe that douches one while one uses it? Is it a douche serviceable enough to douche a vagina the size of a canoe's seat opening? Is it a cleaning device that polishes said canoe seat openings in a way that can be compared to a douche?

FX has been accused of illegally importing cancellation drugs from other networks, like NBC.

"You caaan dooo eet," Rob!

Why don't we have some kind of hybrid, like a reboot of Highway to Heaven where the new Michael Landon goes around helping people in trouble . . . by cutting people's heads off?

I think I was about fifteen or sixteen the first time I saw Funny Games (the remake) and I think my reaction was pretty much slack-jawed laughter, interspersed with dead-eyed horror.

There was that part in the opera, that's all I've got.