2012 certainly had no shortage of Goodman.

"If You're Going to Write a Comedy Scene You're Going to Have Some Rat Feces in There"

@avclub-478d83cd5d9e35df391a933e5eff93dd:disqus You left out the important bit in your selective quoting, that it is important for a critic making a best of list for 2012.  If you don't think a critic should Django Unchained before finalizing a published list that is laughable and outright stupid.

That's exactly it.

That's exactly it.

I feel like just recently I heard or read someone talking about that.  Maybe on here or on a podcast?

I feel like just recently I heard or read someone talking about that.  Maybe on here or on a podcast?

I guess you could say that you're buy-curious about the leather shorts.  Wait a second, are you secretly Tobias?

Aren't the outlines of Destruction's balloons bolded?  I always read a strength and command of his life into that, separating him from the humans with unbolded balloons, rather than him being integrated into the waking world.

Django was on the essential movies list for 2012, which was posted to give readers insight into which movies the staff felt important to see when making their best of list.  Scott Tobias included it, despite having not yet seen it, because no matter its quality it would be an important movie to see for a critic making…

My expectations for Barbara were really high after Adams' review and I agree, it wasn't an A movie.  I still enjoyed it though.

I'm sorry to say that it actually just expired about a week ago.

I'm in the middle reading Sacco's Palestine.  When he's using other people's words I think it's really good but his own voice kind of annoys me.  Elaine Benes would use less exclamation points.

I'm in the middle reading Sacco's Palestine.  When he's using other people's words I think it's really good but his own voice kind of annoys me.  Elaine Benes would use less exclamation points.

I watched 3 Women this weekend as well, before it expired from Netflix.  I agree with everything you said, especially the brilliant Duvall character, but the ending lost me.  It seemed to come out of nowhere and I had no idea what to make of it.

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Azog gets a brief mention in the appendices (without the defiler part) but if I remember correctly he was killed well before the timeline of The Hobbit.

Azog gets a brief mention in the appendices (without the defiler part) but if I remember correctly he was killed well before the timeline of The Hobbit.

Forget about that, what if someone comes at you with fresh fruit?

Forget about that, what if someone comes at you with fresh fruit?