It's a movie about two sisters who are somehow close even though they're twenty years apart in age.

I thought that translated to "Lying to Americans about emissions."

At the time the Mickey Mouse club came out Frank Sinatra was arguably the biggest "Star" in the country. The (forgive the term) integration of white ethnic groups in WWII did a lot to end those stereotypes - although not everything.

Publish that post as an essay claiming that Del never really existed at all, you know it's a one paragraph theory that you have to pad out to 30 pages, and then publicize it on Facebook as "You'll never look at Planes, Trains and Automobiles the same way again." in about two months The AVClub will post a link to it.

You take the blonde and I'll take the one in the turban.

I know a great recipe from that book I'd love to show you…. are your sons around?

It will be in every review of everything he does for the rest of his life, and it will be in the opening paragraph of his obituary. Doesn't mean he can't make great art, nor should be fell sorry for someone who made an impact on the world, even if it was as a child.

I mentioned it above, didn't see this post yet. I love that movie - great cast and say whatever you want about Nick Cage - when the material actually lives up to his ability he's fantastic.

I'd rather re-watch "Lord of War" Also based on a true story, and vastly underrated movie

The fact that the premise was terrible doesn't mean his acting wasn't good.

This will be a fun movie to watch on Starz during some snowy winter Sunday this January.

So here's the second act, the Aliens came to earth because they saw the Prince symbol and thought they could communicate with us - they get here and want to talk to Prince, so our familiar band of characters has to go back in time to the 80's and bring him forward before the earth is destroyed.

The Aliens will be voiced by David Cross.

It looks good irregardless

Kyle Mooney's SNL Weekend Update character is just a human version of this muppet.

Like Herc, from The Wire.

But the Doctor falling in love with the physical representation of the Tardis is sort of stolen from Booby Trap.

I really loved the original episodes, where Captain Cork, Mr. Spook and the Doctor that Cork always called Buns, would beam down to planets and solve problems. Beam me up, Spotty - he would often say, right before kissing Oahu and ordering Shaka Zulu or Checkers to worf them off into space.

Yeah, maybe Johnson just got sick of having to wait for Diesel to mount his step before every scene they share together.

Sorry let me modify the story. In minute 22 a dirty band aid floats down the river.