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Yoko Kanno's a genius. So is Susumu Hirasawa. His Paranoia Agent opening and *especially* his Paprika opening kick all kinds of ass.

I'm pretty excited to read the review for "Mushroom Samba."

Season Three did have a conveniently placed solution (hey, it's still targeted to kids, so if it means Aang won't kill . . .), but that doesn't take away from the brilliance of the entire series as a whole. It could have been so much worse. I kind of think of its ending as similar to Harry Potter's: a quibble here or

Ho-ly shit snacks.

Tree of Life's trailer always throws me into existential crisis. I carry around a keychain with an infant's severed foot just so I can cup it in my hands when such a crisis arises.

Bette Davis and Anne Baxter DID have some suspiciously potent chemistry. . . .

As Bender once said, "Do a flip!"

I wouldn't call Annie an MPDG just yet. She doesn't play a ukelele as far as I know. . . .

Not a film, but very much in keeping with the Western spirit, Cowboy Bebop's my favorite, movies included.

I think the writers utilized Holloway well. I mean, like Todd said, all the regular characters have something going on (even a little bit). Then we have a bunch of favorite recurring characters making appearances. The writers used their Holloway supply very economically, and he did what they needed him to do while

"Its gonna be EPIC! EPICEPICEPICEPIC WIN" - That friend of yours on Facebook

Aside from 'Toy Story 3,' 'Blue Valentine' was the only film of 2010 to make me cry. I don't know what that distinction isn't put on the DVD with parenthesis leaves bordering it.

Weeeeeeee got a wiener.

There's this guy, see, and I want to put him on ice. Because I want to commit murder in the 28th degree.

He's also busy twirling his sais. I just want to pinch his cheek, ee-hee-hee!

And don't forget all of the girls lean their heads on their boyfriends because this song is just so happy. Quinn and Finn are the obvious offenders here.

I prefer the word cineaste. It sounds more sophisticated.

If teenagers still pretend that they care about Betty White to seem cool, I'm sure she'll win one. Unless they've gotten over Betty White . . . ?

What's worse than that line: "IT'S SO FLUFFY I'M GONNA DIE!" No, it was not funny and it's not cute. I know what funny is, I know what cute is—that was neither, you're all wrong.

Is she gonna eat his ear?
Whose idea was that?