Netflix queue: Hysteria and Resident Evil: Retribution. Hysteria was okay. RE was alternately unintentionally hilarious and boring.  The first 15 minutes is a combination of fake beginnings and Milla Jovovich looking into camera as she recaps all of the past 4-6 (I lost count) movies. They came up with a non-sensical…

In all likelihood, there are deleted/unfilmed scenes that flesh those parts out. But I choose to believe that all of the non-payoffs are intentional.

In all likelihood, there are deleted/unfilmed scenes that flesh those parts out. But I choose to believe that all of the non-payoffs are intentional.

There's so much to like about Django, I'm only going to mention my favorite parts that probably won't get mentioned elsewhere.

There's so much to like about Django, I'm only going to mention my favorite parts that probably won't get mentioned elsewhere.

I think Schultz's act makes perfect sense and is entirely within his character. Candie's pretense of culture and civility are deeply insulting to Schultz. He puts on airs of sophistication (insisting he be called Monsieur even though he speaks no French) and gentlemanly behavior (offering a seat in his carriage,…

I think Schultz's act makes perfect sense and is entirely within his character. Candie's pretense of culture and civility are deeply insulting to Schultz. He puts on airs of sophistication (insisting he be called Monsieur even though he speaks no French) and gentlemanly behavior (offering a seat in his carriage,…

@avclub-c1fe85b855c6d045b827f74a1e2c3fd7:disqus I guess Sesame Street can be more stressful than I thought. Is it cravings for cookies or just general life stress?

@avclub-c1fe85b855c6d045b827f74a1e2c3fd7:disqus I guess Sesame Street can be more stressful than I thought. Is it cravings for cookies or just general life stress?

Maybe, but I don't think it was someone in character. I could've sworn it was Peretti. There was also a bit about communism or something in there.

Maybe, but I don't think it was someone in character. I could've sworn it was Peretti. There was also a bit about communism or something in there.

Is the Parks and Rec episode Scottabot discusses here the same one where he tried to do a 'No, But' game, which Peretti shut down with a callback? Because that's one of my favorite CBB moments of all time.

Is the Parks and Rec episode Scottabot discusses here the same one where he tried to do a 'No, But' game, which Peretti shut down with a callback? Because that's one of my favorite CBB moments of all time.

Marissa Wompler's first appearance is definitely a top 10 for me. Probably top 3.

Marissa Wompler's first appearance is definitely a top 10 for me. Probably top 3.

I'm glad that I'm not the only one who considers Daly's suicide parade of characters (who all attempt suicide by jumping out of a first floor window) to be one of the best moments of CBB.

I'm glad that I'm not the only one who considers Daly's suicide parade of characters (who all attempt suicide by jumping out of a first floor window) to be one of the best moments of CBB.

The part where they all try to corner each other into improvising a limerick is one of my favorite meta/anti-comedy bits of all time.

The part where they all try to corner each other into improvising a limerick is one of my favorite meta/anti-comedy bits of all time.

I'll have to rewatch, but I don't think Mickey was in on it at all. The plan seemed very ad hoc.