Looks like Cloris Leachman and Christopher Lloyd are this. Wasn't Oogieloves bad enough?

I pleased that The Real Ghostbusters holds up well. The Filmation Ghostbusters on the other hand…

Staircase would have been the best song on KOL if it was included on the original album and not Live From The Basement.

Anything by Jim Croce…

Also Johnny Tremain (Simpsons reference aside, from what I recall the protagonist really doesn't do anything or have an effect on the outcome, except lust after someone who it turns out is related to him. Wonder if it had any influence on George R. R. Martin's writing….)

Yep.

The song that really convinced me was A Thousand Days Before. The Eastern-sounding guitar breaks and (backwards?) solo is awesome Thayil.

I actually really liked the newest Alice In Chains.

Just wanted to say, I really like King Animal now. I didn't think too much of it when it came out, but like every other Soundgarden album, it took about three months for me to get into it.

Despite his age, Farewell my Lovely is fantastic and is in my top ten movies.

No one gives a badass monologue like Mitchum.

Wow, I actually remember that Bone Chillers book! It was a Goosebumps knock-off, and I didn't know there was a tv version of it, but considering that book ended with kids vomiting up larvae, I'd have sat that one out.

Was about to post that! That's one of those things on The Young Ones that I thought was hilarious even though I had no clue what it was referring to.

Here cometh the torrent of people complaining about this feature…

Yup. In fact, we have an annual reading of the Dead at a pub every year before Christmas.

Butch and Sundance: The Early Years!

They're butchering the classics! John Williams must be rolling around in his grave!

Would have loved a Popol Vuh scored Star Wars, but alas…

Saw it in a class on Irish film. The professor (and current drinking friend) cited that this had a good example of how a hero is traditionally used in an Irish story-the hero is acted upon rather than initiating the action (in contrast to the hero in a Western movie, for example) and the hero's journey is led by…

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