"If I don't kill some motherfuckers for three days, I get terrible headaches." Al F. Kapone

I fully expect the series to end in the near post-apocalyptic future, and rising out of the ashes that were once the human race come the last survivors (and the first generation of the new human race), Richard, Julia, and Tommy dressed as a sailor.

I fully expect the series to end in the near post-apocalyptic future, and rising out of the ashes that were once the human race come the last survivors (and the first generation of the new human race), Richard, Julia, and Tommy dressed as a sailor.

I fully expect the series to end in the near post-apocalyptic future, and rising out of the ashes that were once the human race come the last survivors (and the first generation of the new human race), Richard, Julia, and Tommy dressed as a sailor.

Fork HUGH!

Fork HUGH!

This is great and all, but you know what CAN'T be renewed? Issa!
Because drones.

This is great and all, but you know what CAN'T be renewed? Issa!
Because drones.

16 screens? Damn, son.

16 screens? Damn, son.

That's rough - it's one thing to show 2016: Obama's America (if reelected wouldn't he still be the president in 2017?), which I saw (morbid curiosity), but it's another thing to show movies like this, Last Oz of Courage, and 2016, and not actually show a movie like The Master, which has a release much wider than just…

That's rough - it's one thing to show 2016: Obama's America (if reelected wouldn't he still be the president in 2017?), which I saw (morbid curiosity), but it's another thing to show movies like this, Last Oz of Courage, and 2016, and not actually show a movie like The Master, which has a release much wider than just…

I'd like to state that I'm happy @avclub-1c63fad4320156f2975164d30791b8a3:disqus cared so deeply about this one review that he registered with the AV Club just to write his one comment on it. I look forward to comment #2 a few years from now if/when part III gets filmed.

I'd like to state that I'm happy @avclub-1c63fad4320156f2975164d30791b8a3:disqus cared so deeply about this one review that he registered with the AV Club just to write his one comment on it. I look forward to comment #2 a few years from now if/when part III gets filmed.

It was a while ago. Wikipedia says he left in 2003, but it feels like an eternity, especially since 2004ish when The Daily Show became much more focused on politics and the news dmedia.

It was a while ago. Wikipedia says he left in 2003, but it feels like an eternity, especially since 2004ish when The Daily Show became much more focused on politics and the news dmedia.

Saw it last weekend, and as excited as I was, I think the reaction to the dubbed version going around the Arab world is a bit much.

Saw it last weekend, and as excited as I was, I think the reaction to the dubbed version going around the Arab world is a bit much.

Saw it last weekend - it's basically Raiders on a big-ass screen. Spielberg said that nothing was changed with the visuals, but it got the IMAX sound treatment (a vastly underrated aspect of IMAX in my opinion), which, for this kind of movie, gave it a lot of punch.

Saw it last weekend - it's basically Raiders on a big-ass screen. Spielberg said that nothing was changed with the visuals, but it got the IMAX sound treatment (a vastly underrated aspect of IMAX in my opinion), which, for this kind of movie, gave it a lot of punch.