Yay! The Avclub is warming up to this show.

There are so many subjective flaws in this movie, it's ridiculous. First, this is obviously style over substance.

This film was beyond pretentious. I can see why Scott liked it.

A decent end even though the shows been crap for a few seasons now.

Horrible way to end the show really. Such a terrible non ending.

Why would it be a sore point?

What the fuck? No mention of The Sopranos?

You better believe that had those cameras not been rolling she would have hurled the flowers back in his face and screamed at him.

The human experience is interchangeable. There is no such thing as the "Black" experience "White" experience nonsense. A writer, irregardless of said writers race, could easily write a part and casting director could easily cast a Black/Hispanic/Asian etc. in the part.

Unconventional looking hottie.

Actually, the American population is 61 percent white. You do realize that the black and Hispanic population make up 29 percent alone, why would you think 72 percent. Add Asians, who make up 6 percent, Native Americans and Others, it's around the 60 percent mark for whites. There 196 million white people in the U.S.…

Just a B+? This was the best episode of Curb in years.

Good God, Television seems to be overwhemingly white. Jesus Christ, and here I was thinking racism was over in America.

The first episode was atrocious.

How come Nathan omits that Mel made racist comments?

Most of his late period films have been good, but very few great.
I can't believe they didn't bring up his brilliant Deconstructing Harry.

Another overrated Malick farce.
I see this is coming even though it was booed.

Suprisingly, Little Children is the only time I've ever found Kate Winslet attractive.
She's kind of ugly in everything else. And Kidman is not beautiful. Stop kidding yourselves.

Of course the avclub has to be contrary.
Midnight In Paris is getting great reviews. Sitting at an 84 percent on rottentomatoes, and it's not even out yet, and you all have to bash, of course. *sigh*

Thought Enter The Void was kinda bad.
It's literally just visuals. There's nothing to it. It's different, but that doesn't necesarrily mean good.