I'm honestly trying not to glib here, but there has to be one in Schindler's List as well, right?  Maybe in the "the list is life" scene? It seems to be the only Spielberg film not represented.

Well, there's this:
http://matthurst.tumblr.com…

I'm in ward 3 too (new to DC) and I find Barry fascinating as an outsider, but the longer I live here the more I get the appeal.  Must be something in the water.

I'm new to DC but I can tell you that the citizens here still love that guy.  I guess he did manage to create a lot of jobs and when the federal government shut down in 94 (and therefore the DC government had to shut down due some weird loophole) Barry managed to designate something like 3/4ths of DC government…

I really think Dead Authors should be represented (although I think they did the first one).  I don't think it's living up to it's potential, but H.G. Wells's seething hatred of Jules Verne makes it worth a listen.

YES!  Someone must do this.

I'm a librarian and the TV DVDs go out like crazy.  People love them and they're a great way to juke the circ stats (in a way). So have at it, America.

I feel the same way. (Also, Cary Mulligan is too young to play Daisy Buchanan, but that's a whole other thing.)  He was still good though…

Me too.  I don't know how the Forbes people kept from straight up laughing out loud during that conference call.

"I've got to say, this doesn't look like a real website to me."

Obligatory Shattered Glass quote thread.

Comments about this book.  I guess I just assumed she'd read it, considering the author.

Oh, and the correct opinion of Virgin Suicides wouldn't hurt either.

Leonard wasn't especially likeable, in my opinion.  DFW seemed like a much nicer guy. 

So, um…………where's Lux Lisbon? 

I agree.  I know this sound crazy, but I was kind of hoping that he would play Sammy in that What Makes Sammy Run? movie that never got off the ground.

I try to find something good about everyone, but I got nothing here.  Guy was a piece of shit. 

Very true.  I was in a store once where they were playing "The Luckiest" and I had to leave before I started sobbing.  That and "Gracie" make me cry every single time.

Al Green.  I win.

Bathroom?