You win. That's the best/worst possible one.

I'm just really sad that they took 30 Cocks off the air.

Poon and Penetration?

Yeah, I definitely had some flashbacks to my last job at a Safeway. All it was missing was a neo-nazi and a pedophile.  And all of the rude customers, since those ones were actually inexplicably nice.

The Grapes of Wrath.

Definitely! It was fucking amazing. Way to set the tone for a film.

I love Giacchino. His Star Trek score was great, and the track he composed for Cloverfield's end credits were great. However, I don't think that you can just replace John Williams and use some of his themes. That's what the Harry Potter films tried, and every one that he didn't compose the score for absolutely shows…

Ha I basically did the same, I went for the comparatively short Modern Times instead of putting in 3+ hours.

I saw Raging Bull and City Lights for the first time this weekend.

I got a Hill Street Blues notification for this?

Soos is just the best.

They do have it better. That's not even an arguable point, you insane animated waterfowl. Could shit be better? Obviously, but how many black Presidents and female Secretaries of State do you remember from the 50's?

And I thought that I couldn't like Ayn Rand any less.

DUDE. M is amazing. I fucking love that movie.

Here is a Film primer that the A.V. Club put out a while back. 4/5 of the films that they list as essentials are on Hulu Plus, and the other one is on Netflix. I've also never seen a Kurosawa film, so I'm starting with Seven Samurai.

I really enjoyed this. The production was stellar as always and the rhymes were dope.  Stoked for the new album, I'll probably pick it up on vinyl when it's out!

Fucking seconded. Not a fan of the whole ripped bodybuilder or tiny twink type, love a good normal sized dude.

I FAP EVERY TIME I DIE HARD.

I'm willing to admit that I was crying a bit by the credits. I was alone in my living room though, so no public displays of emotion from me.

I did that with Beetlejuice. Saw the scene with the Saturn Sandworm when I was little, and couldn't touch it until I was 19.