I don't think Merle's exactly long for this world . . .

I don't think Merle's exactly long for this world . . .

You've just made an enemy for life!

You've just made an enemy for life!

The politics were always besides the point in the movie.  Milius was trying to find a credible reason that six kids would have to play guerrilla up in the woods against an occupying force.  The one he came up with was probably the most realistic one.  That's it.

The politics were always besides the point in the movie.  Milius was trying to find a credible reason that six kids would have to play guerrilla up in the woods against an occupying force.  The one he came up with was probably the most realistic one.  That's it.

Well *ahem* in real zombie movies, every single person is infected, so everyone who dies becomes a zombie.  Which means you have tens of thousands of new zombies every day just based on normal mortality.  Almost certainly more due to looting, murder, and infection.

Well *ahem* in real zombie movies, every single person is infected, so everyone who dies becomes a zombie.  Which means you have tens of thousands of new zombies every day just based on normal mortality.  Almost certainly more due to looting, murder, and infection.

Day 1: China, North Korea, and Russia invade.   Have a superweapon that wipes out most of our air force.

Day 1: China, North Korea, and Russia invade.   Have a superweapon that wipes out most of our air force.

Grow money, grow problems?

Grow money, grow problems?

So, you're saying that Democrats are zombies, are you?

So, you're saying that Democrats are zombies, are you?

That's not what it says.

That's not what it says.

MASSIVE COMICS SPOILERS

MASSIVE COMICS SPOILERS

Entourage reminds me of Sex in the City, in that everyone, critics included, seemed to love it for its first couple seasons because it was clever enough escapism, then immediately hated thereafter.  I can't pretend I watched either, but it always seemed like a massive overreaction because the shows weren't gritty…

Entourage reminds me of Sex in the City, in that everyone, critics included, seemed to love it for its first couple seasons because it was clever enough escapism, then immediately hated thereafter.  I can't pretend I watched either, but it always seemed like a massive overreaction because the shows weren't gritty…