Got a brainstorm, huh, Sebastian? Milk and cookies kept you awake? Let's discuss this. You better come up, Sebastian.
Got a brainstorm, huh, Sebastian? Milk and cookies kept you awake? Let's discuss this. You better come up, Sebastian.
That's a great line. What youngsters such as @avclub-e57dbebc740250d2c4a370cf6ccb35f0:disqus may not know is at the time the movie came out, espresso was bleeding-edge hip, nothing like the every-street-corner-Starbucks phenomenon it is today.
I thought it would be obvious: to highlight the goofy overuse of the phrase "front and center." Oh, well.
Right. Unlike the earlier "Cookie Monster" who is the actual puppet from Children's Television Workshop.
Putting the goth kids front and center is fine: The ghost of Edgar Allen Poe probably should exist front and center if invoked at all. Putting Butters, Randy Marsh, or the Goth Kids front and center is the kind of thing a show can do when it’s developed such a rich tapestry of secondary and tertiary characters.
"Recontextualizing?" Is that the new word for slash fiction?
What would happen if you saw the ghost of Anne Hathaway I wonder?
The Spice Weasel was dead the whole time. BAMM!
Argh, the neocons were right: gay marriage is a slippery slope. Now you're talking ghost marriage. What's next? Ghost and horse?
I think when we get up in the morning we're all taking the Wiz.
Yes, only, I guess, with semen.
He's 64 now.
When was Stacy Keach ever Batman?
So, other than the Vomit Comet, how would one manage zero-G floating hair as an effect? I don't see any way to do it.
So what you're saying is that the poster shows people in proportion to their acting ability?
Hell, I just wish I had an Apple computer.
This movie has a talking toilet?
Oh my god, "Ode to a Superhero" has eclipsed "Pianoman" in my head:
Thank you for showing us that. I liked how effectively you were able to "show not tell." Maybe you should have your own show.
Handing someone a piece of paper does not strike me as aggressive. If anything, it's the reverse. Downright wimpy. "Hi, I'm too afraid to actually speak to you, but on the off chance that you don't find me repulsive, here's my phone number."