With, like, words all in 'em, no less.

Agreed. I don't like mustaches, but I wouldn't even want to imagine Sam Elliott without one.

The Yellow Rose was actually a really good prime time soap. Glad he mentioned it.

Jesus, man, don't touch that thing!

…or, just the Steve McQueen to whom you've loaned your car.

Would you say it's… one of your favorite things?
(Sunglasses, YEAH, etc.)

If McGregor was going for cinema's all-time worst haircut in that film, he succeeded spectacularly.

Asking Stellan Skarsgard if he knows anything about an unsolved killing or mysterious disappearance years ago is like asking Steve McQueen if he could please return your car unscratched.

"We took some pictures of the native girls, but they weren't developed, so we're going back again in a few weeks."

Please don't tell me you were parked outside a playground.

Gravity plummets! It's a real downer!

"Perhaps Fox could adopt a last-minute marketing strategy that plays up how, just like in Gravity, all the characters in Runner Runner are technically floating in space."

James Earl Jones confessed that he did Alan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold because he got a free all-expense-paid trip to Africa out of it.

Also, just worth mentioning—Plummer made an excellent Vanger in Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. And I like how in the flashbacks, they cast a very Plummer-looking Julian Sands as a younger version of Vanger.
And, I saw Return of the Pink Panther for the first time a few months ago, and it's a terrific movie. Plummer is th…

Isn't that what popes have been doing for centuries? Porno in Rome?

I too get annoyed by films that jump around in time, but Beginners justifies it's non-linear storytelling. If it was told in chronological sequence, we would just see Plummer's character getting sicker and weaker and eventually dying, and the grimness of it all would have been overwhelming. Since the movie is really…

@avclub-33235e3d066bad95b6eea457826f7507:disqus Let me play devil's advocate and suggest that a gambling addict may be even more horrified by someone whose idea of fun is reading comics repeatedly, as opposed to experiencing a fleeting but totally bro-tastic Vegas rush. Though in truth, I'm in complete agreement with…

Timid waffle, hinge thunder!
Poodles.

If I'm honest, I have to admit that the average gambling addict would be horrified and dismayed at how much money I've blown on comic books over the ages (heck, just this year alone). So I'll refrain from pointing the finger.
But @avclub-16db446cafb1ffb1466e71eaf97a4f49:disqus  just wrote me a check, so my losses…

Instead of gambling, I like to take fistfulls of twenties into my bathroom and flush them down the toilet. What a rush!
But casinos do have free drinks, so there's that edge.