McAdams drove Sacha Pfeiffer's actual car. Because she still had it. Because she's still driving it.

Man, I hear that "reality vs. movie" thing. It often feels like every time a character in a movie or TV show or comic book needs to seem glamorous or interesting, they give them a journalism job. Which is hilarious because obviously, it's a ton of looking shit up online, perusing ridiculously thick government reports,…

I know the woman who did this! She is a lovely human being who was sad that nobody seemed to visit Mitch's grave. It was covered in thick ice that she had to chip off. Since he's buried so close to her house, she plans on visiting a few times a year to drop off some fresh flowers.

And, I mean, the costumes are not pretty like Brooklyn's, but god DAMN are they accurate! I read that the actors complained and said they wanted more fitted clothing, but the costume designer was like "This is what people looked like! These are the horrible clothes they wore!" And it's SO ACHINGLY TRUE! Rachel McAdams…

Well, I could see comparing Zodiac to Spotlight in that they both feature newspaper dudes newspapering. And I DO think Zodiac was a better movie, but Spotlight better captured the depressing, monotonous drudgery of the work. Zodiac was caught up in the breathless anticipation of catching a killer (which they never…

Now!? He looks like a dad or a guy who works at your local paper and writes a sports column. I mean, he was on the Colbert Report in 2013 and he was wearing the LONGEST polo shirt I've ever seen on somebody not named Brad Williams. "Daddy likes a deep tuck."

Legit good show.

Upvoted because I agree with you and also for the phrase Ogden Nash's flop ass.

Plus, you can get up and make an entire sandwich while it's on!

The Walking Dead theme has grown on me, but I don't know if I'll ever forgive them for not using this fan-created credits sequence: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I like that he made his hot-stuff lead actor gain weight and gave him a horrible make under and it felt legit. Like, he looked SO BAD in that movie but not in a way that made me feel like "Oh, that's Matt Damon in a fat suit." More like "Wow. If Matt Damon had been that age at that time and he hadn't been famous,…

I like to believe that on his first day of shooting Out of Sight, George Clooney did that THING he used to do with his head, that smug nodding thing, that "Ain't I a stinker?" noggin bob. And I like to believe that Soderbergh leaned out from behind the camera, raised an eyebrow and said "What are you doing?" And then…

Who's house? Run's house! He was definitely the half of the daffleck duo I was rooting for in that movie.

No kidding. This movie is practically Death Proof.

I saw Star Wars with two lady friends and when Grunberg lumbered on screen, his giant shadow falling across and obscuring the beautiful profile of Oscar Isaac, we all three looked at each other and rolled our eyes, like "UGH! JEEZ, JJ!"

Stacey Keach would've made a much better TS Quint than Jeremy London.

Tom N. Haverford. The N stands for Nerd.

Seriously. Taper off on the jorts and we'll talk.

Well NONE of them have a chance. I mean, that's why he's going to win. It was an exceptionally weak year.

Hey, at least Chris Christie has something to look forward to now! Until he gets to the chapter about how the Boss just *HATES* him.