I really would've liked to read his takes on 12 Years a Slave, Her and Wolf of Wall Street.

It is every bit as amazing as the description implies.

That is the only reason at least a portion of the anti-ACA people are the way they are, though.

The Crumb commentary takes the form of Ebert interviewing Zwigoff for the movie's runtime.

The bunnies scene is painful to watch for me, in a bad way. It doesn't add anything to the storyline, in my view, and the Playboy models' characters are written badly. The whole sequence is shapeless.

Richard O'Brien is really, really good in this. His interaction with Connelly on the darkened pier late in the second act is one of my favorite scenes.

Trollololol

2006 was also the "get rid of Bush's people" midterm. Republicans across the board were wiped out.

Least inspiring documentary ever.

I don't think the AV Club has ever watched an episode of Bang Bus. That's not how the setup goes. Pfft.

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Yes. Maladroit is a very, very good album and its guitar punch is awesome. It's been my favorite Weezer for a long time. "Slave," "Burndt Jamb," "Dope Nose," "Keep Fishing," this song, several others = a fave.

We are very impressed with how cool you are.

You're talking about Calvin's reasoning. I'm talking about why Calvin's reasoning won the day. Also, the "rich" part has a lot to do with it. It's not just a race thing.

Yeah I was thinking about that today. In a trial it's going to be pretty hard to cover Felix' role up. Maybe that's a plot line in the next season?

It was a general reply.

"Hard to watch" and "Bob's Burgers" in the same thought is just mind-boggling to me.

I'm not a fan of scatological humor either, but Bob's Burgers treats stuff like poop and puke with far more restraint. The show treats uncomfortable events regarding bathroom topics like inevitable hiccups in life - which they are. It feels realistic to me.

My point is you put too much focus on the studio system in your reading of the film. It is not as important to understanding the story as Fink's serious personality flaws are. If Barton was in a different era he'd still be a failure; the setting of this story works so well because the contract aspect - which you have…

And you seem to have such a nuanced view of what quality art is, too!