pretty sure it's just any straight male that wants Brie.

Smith is a far better interviewer and raconteur than director. I still maintain that Clerks, Chasing Amy and Dogma are legitimately good films though.

When he started running like everyone's granddad about 10 minutes in. Oh how the mighty did fall.

Ok, that was pretty damn fantastic.

No, but it's a superb piece of music to soundtrack such epic destruction played as entertainment and a great call back to the first movie.

It also has the greatest trailer in the history of trailers:

I had nightmares about the deformed baby Penguin for about a week.

So I remember my mum taking me to the cinema to go see Batman Returns but it was sold out so we went to see this as it was the only other thing on.  I was only about 10 but we both laughed our asses off and loved the film, I don't know why my 10 year old brain found so many basically adult ideas like sexual jealousy…

Indeed @avclub-d7f43e1fb2d4977c86163d9b0cb07814:disqus, it takes place in reality where DaVinci found the alchemical formula for turning lead to gold, we all remember that section in history class I'm sure.

Exhibit A) LiB's music taste.

Welp, that Walked On Gilded Splinters cover is probably the best thing I'm  gonna hear all year.

Cast out of your league Patrick Wilson as your fuck buddy and get a rare A rating, cast out of your league Amanda Seyfried as your girlfriend and get a funny but mocking newswire

Ah yeh, I get ya. It's true and was always a source of comedy on the show.

Yep and Seinfield is a total sitcom and nothing like Girls in terms of it's attempt to portray things realistically.

"The more posts I see where someone self-righteously defends their right
to mock Dunham's appearance, the more certain I become that the
attitudes about gender within the AV Club commenting community are
severely lagging behind all other areas of development, and that's
pretty sad."

"It's one of the reasons there are a huge variety of men of different body types—from scrawny to muscular to larger—on TV,"

ah yeh Terrance Malik, brother of Art.

It's funny I've always thought the whole relationship angle was the red herring and it's the crazy secret society stuff that makes the movie.

Now that was one perverted priest.

"bear" is a well known intensifier… if you're a British teenager