"… it takes a few spins for some of the songs to distinguish themselves."
I feel that way about almost every Arcade Fire song outside of Wake Up and Neighborhood #1.

Boondock Saints 2: BOOMFUCKTITS!!!!

Oh shit, Katie Holmes was bad?

As long as Roland Emmerich has a job, your wish will be granted.

It should be…
KANYE WEST - THE HETEROSEXUAL FISH

Whenever I see a DiCaprio performance these days, I feel like I'm watching a young Marlon Brando's attempt at film acting in the 21st century.
I did enjoy the hell out of him in Catch Me if you Can though. I like him best when his character is in control, as opposed to losing it.

I definitely think WW2 sucked most for Hitler. I mean, what a letdown that must have been.

Filming ahead involving dark humor, accents to make you laugh, and John Goodman (and maybe Tuturro too). Don't be alarmed, we don't get the ending either.

*had

I first watched the films in order, and it was really hard for me to accept Van Cleef as a villain in GBU. It's still my favorite of the three, but I kinda wish I has watched them backwards 'cuz Van Cleef is the shit in FFDM.

I copied a humorous blog I wrote about my nineteen-year-old-self getting with old chicks and, no joke, I got Nabokov.
This might be on to something.

Don't even put Fifth Element in the same category as Avatar. Watching Chris Tucker make a fool of himself alone was better than Cameron's entire fucking movie.
And I would watch Gary Oldman play any twelve-year-old's villain, simple as that.

I have to give bill credit for being able to stay up long enough to enjoy Leno. At his age it must be increasingly difficult.

Snark Bucket, you're gonna die for insulting Bill Paxton like that, man. You're screwed, man, you're screwed.

I guarantee "Last Days" did a better job of portraying Kurt Cobain than an authorized, grunge-filled, biopic will ever do.