Totally, we all hate our dads! Our dads are so lame! They don't even know Haim!

I agree, I'm baffled that it couldn't make the top 23, but some 20-year-old rapper from Chicago who raps about not being able to hug his grandma makes the cut. I think it's bullshit myself, and it makes me think the AV Club reviewers aren't any less pretentious than Pitchfork (who funny enough gave the album a 9.2).

I thought Reflektor was one of the few times in recent memory a band has lived up to the hype. I still have it on heavy rotation.

The A.V. Club has disavowed all knowledge of Dawes. Remember that Sandra Bullock movie where some super hackers erased all records of her existence? It's like that, but with Dawes. But despite our memory wipes, we still hear that sweet Laurel Canyon Sound in the everyday noises of our world. Every time a gate squeaks,…

I didn't fully comprehend that "80's social justice art" was a real and very ridiculous genre until watching this.

What @disqus_42fO2KMRsp:disqus said. I watched Olympus Has Fallen precisely because of its D- rating and had one of the best cinema experiences in recent memory. Granted, that was largely because the movie was over the top hilarious due to taking itself too seriously.

I much prefer the original. Bruce 4evah

The stalking angle is what's enjoyable about the song. It's happy and catchy but fundamentally dark.

I remember having sleepovers where we had to rely on my mom to blind pick NES games for us to play all night, and she occasionally really had no clue what was good or popular. Maniac Mansion was one of those nights where we spent more time trying to catch a split-second of boob on the scrambled adult movie station…

The shade of magenta that makes up the background of the dialogue box is clearly indicative of a colour matrix comprising more than 256 colours, and the detail of the images is obviously more sophisticated than anything an 8-bit system could handle *chortles, uses forefinger to push glasses up the bridge of nose*

No, it's by committee because she joins a label who immediately does things like label her a gangster Nancy Sinatra, and constructs her image from the ground up. I actually agree that her songs are catchy and her voice attractive, but in terms of the legitimacy of her image she makes Mumford and Sons look like DOA.

If you fail to make a successful music career by committee you can always fail to become a successful filmmaker by committee. Style over substance doesn't work when the style is 'slow and boring.'

As a lawyer I'd sue you, except I don't get paid if I lose this one.

Off-topic, but this is near the top and I'm hoping someone on staff reads it. Question: Are you going to bring back some kind of TV Club index? Or at least the old search engine? Because not only do you have to search for your TV Shows now, your search engine is truly amazing in how fucking horrible it is, and simply…

Why is there even another profile that comes up? I've also noticed email notifications for some responses, and in the email notification the avatar is my facebook profile photo even though I posted as this account (wtf?)

They're underneath my table legs, I didn't think you were using them.

Maybe he's been spending too much time with Rob Ford. Maybe Carnahan actually believes he's still the Director.

Who could afford to win that auction? It must coast $20k just to cover expenses. All so someone no one has heard of (really) can play at your party.

The best part of this movie is the end when they show the clips of what actually happened in the chopper during the food riot, including somehow catching a POV shot of Richards getting butted in the head with a rifle.

That's filthy! Flagged