I still thought this was a pretty good movie.

"Go ahead, hurt my feelings."

Hickey though that this would put Abed in his place. He was wrong. The episode's POV didn't necessarily agree with him. The point is that both Abed and Hickey had flawed arguments.

That is a funny scene, but it's in Funny People, not Knocked Up.

Apology accepted. Do you want me to repeat my previous statement?

This will be very bad.

….no. I think you've misconstrued Truffaut's words.

Without a doubt one of the best episodes Community has ever done. A classic.

I've seen the special features. None of the examples you cite add up to anything other than Fincher's working style, which is highly technical.

Hahaha "degree of difficulty."

The Big Lebowski is perhaps the greatest example of "all storytelling, no story." That's why I picked it. It might not be "about anything" - that's arguable - but the way it's laid out is priceless.

I did read the Rolling Stone article and I was happy to see that he takes his craft seriously. I'm rooting for him.

Yeah, why should they waste their time on widespread diseases that affect millions of Americans? Rogen was in Knocked Up, he knows literally nothing about any issue!

He actually knows about it because he's experienced in his family. You know, his family who are constituents of the Senate and who share the same experience with millions of others across the country?

Your argument skills are terrible.

Look at @noah_gittell:disqus, everyone. He's obviously so much wiser about these matters. I don't know whether it's his condescending tone or the use of "stoner celebrity," but rhetorical authority just drips off this comment.

Goodfellas doesn't have a climax or story? What?

Wow, you can judge whether a director is an "auteur" or not based on information gleaned from special features. Did not know that!

So you wanted the movie to be something different than it was. Not a valid criticism.

Because there is no other side to this character? There a millions of people around the world who are just like Belfort only they don't have the money.