I prefer Audition for that.

I prefer Audition for that.

That's actually exactly why I clicked on this review. I mean, it's E.T.  I know what to expect from E.T.

That's actually exactly why I clicked on this review. I mean, it's E.T.  I know what to expect from E.T.

@avclub-2f1cc089e4dde35002ae99cb9542890b:disqus - and yet, Gillen's JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY and Heinberg's YOUNG AVENGERS are two of Marvel's best books of the last few years.  The only character who hasn't already headlined a very solid book is Miss America, and I've heard good things about her few appearances thus far.

@avclub-2f1cc089e4dde35002ae99cb9542890b:disqus - and yet, Gillen's JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY and Heinberg's YOUNG AVENGERS are two of Marvel's best books of the last few years.  The only character who hasn't already headlined a very solid book is Miss America, and I've heard good things about her few appearances thus far.

When I was in 5th grade, our science teacher taught us the difference between physical and chemical changes by taking my wooden ruler off my desk, snapping it over his knee, and then lighting it on fire.

When I was in 5th grade, our science teacher taught us the difference between physical and chemical changes by taking my wooden ruler off my desk, snapping it over his knee, and then lighting it on fire.

Depends on what you like.  Seven Samurai is impressive, exciting, fun, and gorgeous… and the set with it is fantastic.  In The Mood For Love is an impossibly sensual romantic simmer.  Videodrome is horror for people who think film/television can change the world (in some creepy ass ways).  The Red Shoes looks…

Depends on what you like.  Seven Samurai is impressive, exciting, fun, and gorgeous… and the set with it is fantastic.  In The Mood For Love is an impossibly sensual romantic simmer.  Videodrome is horror for people who think film/television can change the world (in some creepy ass ways).  The Red Shoes looks…

1. Iron Giant
2. Barton Fink
3. LA Confidential
4. The Matrix
5. Beauty and the Beast
6. Chungking Express
7. Magnolia
8. Toy Story 2
9. Rushmore
10. Starship Troopers

1. Iron Giant
2. Barton Fink
3. LA Confidential
4. The Matrix
5. Beauty and the Beast
6. Chungking Express
7. Magnolia
8. Toy Story 2
9. Rushmore
10. Starship Troopers

That's a good point - where's the goddamn Iron Giant? 

That's a good point - where's the goddamn Iron Giant? 

Where I grew up, a D- was 70-73.

Where I grew up, a D- was 70-73.

48. Ed Wood
47. Starship Troopers
46. Heavenly Creatures
45. The Limey
43. T2
40. Trainspotting
39. The Blair Witch Project
36. LA Confidential
34. Seven
33. The Matrix
31. Paradise Lost
30. The Thin Red Line
29. Irma Vep
28. Election
25. Fight Club
21. Fargo
16. The Big Lebowski
15. Groundhog Day
14. Hoop Dreams
13. Boogie Nights
12.…

48. Ed Wood
47. Starship Troopers
46. Heavenly Creatures
45. The Limey
43. T2
40. Trainspotting
39. The Blair Witch Project
36. LA Confidential
34. Seven
33. The Matrix
31. Paradise Lost
30. The Thin Red Line
29. Irma Vep
28. Election
25. Fight Club
21. Fargo
16. The Big Lebowski
15. Groundhog Day
14. Hoop Dreams
13. Boogie Nights
12.…

I just saw Jackie Brown for the first time, and my initial impression, at least, is that it's vastly more enjoyable than Pulp Fiction and that it definitely deserves a spot on the list.  But I bet we'll see it on the ballots.

I just saw Jackie Brown for the first time, and my initial impression, at least, is that it's vastly more enjoyable than Pulp Fiction and that it definitely deserves a spot on the list.  But I bet we'll see it on the ballots.