I really enjoyed Godzilla and would heartily recommend it. I guess this means we'll never be friends.

Flaca FTW.

He's totally in my face!

This guy's seems to be doing OK:

Really? My reading of the scene was that she definitely *did* do it, and her saying Christopher was exaggerating was just part of her usual denial of reality. I suppose I could have interpreted that entirely wrong. On the other hand, she wouldn't be the only Litchfield resident who had either attempted, or…

Maybe I'm a heartless bastard, but I've completely lost sympathy for Morello thanks to the revelation of her back story. Nothing about it is heartbreaking, to me - she's not some lovesick teen mooning over an attraction she'll never consummate. She tried to murder someone over a guy she went out with once. That is…

My body is ready.

Mine is sort of the converse of Erik Adams's pick: A world in which, no matter which radio station I turn to, I only hear the end of all my favorite songs. There are few more frustrating road trip experiences for me than switching the station only to be tantalized by a tune I love before having the rug pulled out from…

I exactly mean Warcraft.

Another interesting young director swallowed up by the Machine. I mean, I'm a fan of Rian Johnson, so yay for him getting a big opportunity, and all. But this whole trend just bums me out - director makes awesome, original sci-fi film, then immediately gets sucked up into some giant franchise property, making movies…

I was going to say Queen, but then I got to thinking that maybe they already got one in Highlander.

Yes, a thousand times. The saddest exercise is reading these books and then, say, anything by R.A. Salvatore. Actually, scratch that - it's just sad to read anything by R.A. Salvatore regardless of what you've read before it. Man, that guy is the worst.

Forget college. Learn a trade that services the 1%. Artisan furniture design FTW!

A young Enrico Palazzo saw that movie in the theater, and will forever bear the shame of it.

"Was I the only one who thought the "Piper's bus drives through Chicago while Andrew Bird's "Pulaski at Night" plays" sequence was way longer than it needed to be?"

Oh, he was being *funny*! I must have missed that with all the not-funny he was being.

1-2-3-4, who's punk? What's the score?

I would really like to see writers actually challenging the hate of the subject instead of being, all, "High five, bro!" about it. Maybe it's not that way in the actual conversation, but it reads as really gross, to me.

Oh, HateSong - our love affair was so short-lived. I thought maybe you'd changed with Taylor Hawkins's entry, but it was just a momentary blip on your long arc toward awfulness. Thank you for reminding me that the sun shines on every dog's ass once in a while.

There are very few songs I would consider perfect. This is one of them.