It's quirks like that that make the negative zone so challenging… and entertaining, Persia.

Mr. Tusks, if you bid a certain number of positive names and are asked by another contestant to name the movie, Doug reads the cast members to you (beginning with the last & least important names listed in Maltin's entry).

That moment was made much better by the fact that Kumail was gloating when he thought Maron couldn't get it.

Anthony Mackie, cropped out of photo, moving on to new Spike Lee joint: "AV Hate Me."

The scene in which Dern breathlessly orders the three very slow robots to perform emergency treatment on what appears to be a minor cut is truly hilarious. 

Am I the only viewer who noticed that Rodman actually said, "Live IN New York, it's Saturday night!" 
Then again I was pretty drunk. I might've misheard. But if I didn't, would he be the first person to flub that line?

Professional what?

John89, Todd needs everyone to know he's seen it, he's seen it, he's seen it and YOU haven't.

http://www.allaboutduncan.c…

Also it's Quincy M.E., not Quincy M.D.

Megaforce. Deeds not words.

Fred ArmiSON?  What is this? The Playlist???

Aw, don't sweat it. I missed the reference. And despair less, if you can. 

Yes, "Techno Viking Martian Lander," I am a writer — which is one reason I know the comma goes inside the quotes). As such, I empirically know writers live a solitary, miserable and despairing life. That has what to do with what, exactly?

RE: "The one time she got an assignment that we saw was for a website that
gave her a very specific idea of what to do, the kind of piece that’s
fairly easy for a mostly competent writer to just shit out, even if you
don’t have inspiration for it. (Like this review!)."

I know! He was such an amiable, good-natured figure and then suddenly he added grouchiness to the forefront of his style.

I did! I noticed it in the commercial and was kind of overjoyed by it. I love that movie and I love that they added such an obscure reference. Twenty people got it (not Van Der Werff, of course) but those who did loved it.

Matt Mira should definitely force laugh a little more. Constantly dropping the "HAH-HAAA!"  Huh-boy.

I do want to trust you, Contrarian, but no one spells no one like "no-one," and you did it twice….

Did you see Cronenberg's "The Fly" on the big screen? Hands-down my wildest moviegoing night. Like being on a bus either to or from Crazytown, I can't decide. People didn't know whether to shit or go sailing.