Bullshit! is good when they go after actual bullshit, which if I remember right, season one is golden on. Some of the episodes though, it seems like they veer to far into opinion territory. I dont know if I agree or not, not a politics guy, but it seems like they should stick with facts.

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Don't know if the comparison to Girls is that bad, they are both about non-glamorous or stereotypical girls in New York. This show is good, though, so there is a big difference.

I think that's his best character. He seems to be able to keep people in conversation longer, probably because he seems to offend people the least.

Noooooooooooo.

This does suck, I honestly feel bad for the guy. But it doesn't seem like a great reason to just not make the movie entirely. Many if not most movies have their scripts leaked.

That list includes Crash, King's Speech, The Artist. They are lucky for their lack of knowledge.

Yeah, I've been really impressed with the AV Club's picks for this feature. Lots of movies you wouldn't expect to see on a website about pop culture.

My all-time favorite film. I've seen it countless times and no matter how many times you see it you can glean something new from it. Erice is a God.

Because there's such overlap in the audiences.

Poor taste to play a musician's music because they died? I feel bad about all those Beatles songs on my ipod now…

Yeah, that's why I vary between it and Netflix, sometimes I just want to be able to lay on my couch watch a stupid TV show for a few hours rather than watch great cinema.

Not the entire collection, but a very good amount. Plus titles that they've never released, some really good ones at that.

It's really only of interest to "Cinephiles", as they have the majority of titles from the Criterion Collection up on their site. I don't really see why anyone else would want to use it.

Exactly my problem. It's useless for me besides that, but what a hook. Especially since a lot of the films aren't readily available anywhere else.

I wish I could decide between Netflix and Hulu Plus, I end up alternating almost every month.

Orange is the new black.

Am I the only one that liked The Following at first? I thought it might be a fun serial killer show, but quickly realized how stupid it was in subsequent episodes.

Not until Leslie leaves and James Spader becomes the new boss.

Why would he need to excuse that?