Where's the Enquirer with their investigative report on her birth certificate? I'm going to say 1979 for her real birthday (at the earliest).

I love the Scudder books. Supposedly they're doing an adaptation of A Walk Among the Tombstones with a great script by Scott Frank. I'm hoping for someone like Clooney for Scudder, but we'll see.

Cutter's Way is like Lebowski if it were dark, depressing and made in the '70s.

Limey + Get Carter/Harry Brown, dude! Grumpy Old Vigilantes?

I don't think I'd go that far…I think Soderbergh's record is a great deal more impressive than Cage's, especially Cage of late.

Wasn't Joaquin Phoenix working on an album with the guy from Spacehog or did I dream that?

Eight Million Ways to Die. That's a great book, bad as a movie, but an interesting artifact for all involved.

@Craig: You may have to take one for the team on that score, buddy. I'm staying away from any non-porn Sasha Gray for a while.

I didn't think Bubble was that bad. Not great, but sort of an interesting experiment to watch once. I did NOT like GFE (I don't even think I finished it). Agree that Soderbergh's best is still The Limey, though I've never seen King of the Hill, Kafka or The Good German.

I'm wondering if Jemison isn't based in New Orleans, like most of the cast of Schizopolis. Might explain why he only shows up occasionally.

Yeah, the use of colored filters was put to better use in Limey and Traffic, but it is really interesting to see him changing his style with this film. The girlfriend is a pretty bad actress though.

They can still work to provide and present evidence that will hopefully clear their names. I'm sure they'll get lots of financial help for that.

I think it'd be more like the sword fight between Hook and Peter in HOOK.

MTV used to have a show where rock bands would come in and play acoustic sets, and I think Oasis may have done one. I think it was called No Amplification or something.

"There is no way it has anything to do with me wanting to advertise…"
"…my clothing range, Pretty Green, available at prettygreen.com and prettygreen.co.uk."

Conan's definitely too locked into his own thing now. I get it. He's older, and these things work well enough. But I don't know, I'd like to see him get a new head writer—someone who has the insanity that Conan and Smigel did when they were younger. Someone who can push Conan into the weird places he should be. I…

The old west Irish McFly in the 3rd movie looked so much like Eric Stolz it almost seems like an in-joke.

I have a memory of the end credits showing Marty pedal a stationary bike that powered the projector that rolled the end credits. Or I could be making that up.

Is that the one with Michael J in the elevator with Dana Carvey who keeps singing "Back in Time"? that's all I remember, but I do remember laughing.

Right, Donboy. But I think he does have some subtle aging makeup in the first movie in the '85 scenes. His '55 hair struck me as more very light blonde rather than white. Christopher Lloyd just has the face of a 50-60 year old man. Can't help that.