Agreed. We Hate Movies is consistently excellent.

I would also love to see Wes Anderson tackle a genre-flick — anything outside the "Whimsical-World-of-Wes" movies that he's perfected and now appears to be parodying.

Shirtless Bill Murray with an axe and a bottle of wine pretty much sold me on this whole cinematic enterprise.

Heathcliff, Heathcliff, no one should
terrorize the neighborhood…

You want the truth? You can't handle the truth. No truth-handler, you. Bah! I deride your truth-handling abilities.

Antlers ain’t meat.

Frankly, I did not hear the "sadness" at all in Mr. Scharpling. There was laughter and joy scattered throughout. Examples abound…

Have you heard the news? …Zork is coming.

Firings for no one. Ice cream for everyone!

All lists are propaganda, yeah, yeah, yeah, etc. Anyways…

Drain me, Zork!

Zork! …He's like an electronic vampire!

Yeah. Definitely, definitely traumatized by that Poltergeist II vomit-creature scene as a kid.

I would favor coverage of "Extra Hot Great" over "Culture Gabfest."

You have candy coming out of your pockets!

Gary and Busey.

Do you want to have a bite of my black angus black burger?

I've yet to find a "serious" movie podcast that I enjoy.

I've officially listened to this particular episode of DLM three times at this point. Big 'ole A+ in my book. But not for everyone perhaps.

Agreed. Fine work, Mr. Kaiser.