Come on dude, we still have copious rain, zombie banks and Fianna Fail.

Meanwhile Saoirse Ronan passed on playing the Scarlet Witch in The Avengers 2. I'm not sure if this means that she has artistic integrity or she's an idiot who sunk her career just as it getting started.

The Spoiler Space! It lives, it lives!!!!

When I was a young adult I read the collected works of Stephen King and Terry Pratchett with a little bit of George Orwell to add some intellectual fiber to my pop culture diet. There did not seem to much young adult stuff available back in the late 80's early 90's.

Actually meeting the cast in a mall gambit worked out well for The Hunger Games and Twilight. Come for the young attractive actors and stay for the frozen yogurt.

Plus Mila Kunis just hit 30 which is a personal tragedy as it reminds me about how old I really am.

I use the ends to clean out my ears.

I'm still waiting for an HDTGM on "Bride Wars".

A nation turns its lonely eyes to Kevin Spacey.

Her?

Indeed but her pre-plastic surgery nose was not as hot.

No kidding on the creepy thing. From what I remember Sam directly leaped from saving Abigail from a house fire when she eight years old to making love to her when she was a teenager. That juxtaposition was pretty icky.

The writers were ripping themselves off at that point. They already had done a Season One episode "Play It Again Seymour" where Sam played a Humphrey Bogart style PI who's antics inspired a young kid to write hardboiled pulp fiction.

As a certified AV Club Paddy I think that when people claim that British actor Brendan Gleeson is in a Smurfs film we should all just nod and smile in agreement.

We are the E-E-E-E-E-Ewoks kept the Stars Wars franchise ticking over after Return Of The Jedi. Yet more proof that Lucas lost it long before the prequels.
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"You can watch me fuck something? Just point at something in the room and I'll fuck it for you! Just tell me what you want me to fuck!"

Don't worry that scene did happen. There is plenty of steamy sex in the Hot Spot which places it firmly in 1990 before adult sexuality was almost completely banished from Hollywood cinema. The Hot Spot is a fine Neo-Noir that is worth tracking down if you like the genre. It has a good sense of style and a strong…

Or the video arcade. If those places still exist.

They could move any one!

The song was well used in the solid English gangster film "Face". It scored the melodramatic scene where a lovelorn Robert Carlyle searched a service station for his girlfriend Lena Headey.