Yeah, Swanson, everyone's second favorite Buffy, is dreadful. Their chemistry is non-existent. There's a perhaps unintentionally funny line late in the film where Zane tells his Ghost Dad (note to self: eventually write up Ghost Dad) that he's found a girl and his old man beams, "Saints be praised! It's about time!"…

It's coming.

He's awesome in this movie. I was seriously geeked that the kid from "Shutterbugs" was one of the leads.

I think I understand where you're coming from but if male prostitutes were to write a book like this I'd totally mock them as well. Besides, I think the johns come off just as badly as the prostitutes. I think in endeavors this sleazy everyone comes off poorly, including myself.

I know that running the same picture four times
might seem like a mistake but when you have a photo that awesome you've got to make the most of it.

I respectfully disagree, Black Bolt, but I respect your opinion.

good point leppo. Incidentally, my Office is already up. Hi-yo!

In "What Just Happened" the book Baldwin is nearly fired from "The Edge" because he shows up to work fat and with a Grizzly Adams beard he refuses to shave. Weirdly, they got Bruce Willis to do that role in the film.

well, this is a film about a guy in a silly costume. That's sorta Halloweeny, ain't it?

Where
did this come from indeed. Also, you should be ashamed of yourself, you self-indulgent pervert.

There's a great bit on the documentary (which really makes the whole thing worth seeing) where the director is having lunch with Sellers long after filming and a studio head walks up to said director and says, "Great job with Casino Royale. Too bad that Sellers bastard ruined the whole thing." Then he turned to…

Please do
feel free to suggest your own Eagles-inspired sex talk for Don Henley. I am all about encouraging creativity in the A.V Club readership.

Dammit hoarse, with no name how can I bicker with myself with your comment wedged between my own?

Hey
You always review three movies for this feature but there are only two reviews here. What gives?

From this post
you're clearly a peppergut, insecure, no business having motherfucker. I ain't lying!

yes, yes I have seen "And Justice For All" recently. I reviewed it recently and felt it held up really well, especially Jeffrey Tambor's performance.

I concur. She's great but she seemed a little off her game this episode.

Except that he's written some great fucking movies, like "Diner" and "Tin Men" and "…And Justice For All".

I really like that film. It was one of Richard Curtis' first screenwriting endeavors, if I'm not mistaken. Also, Emma Thompson naked!

It was apparently filmed in 1987 but not released until Summer 89, so it certainly did sit on a shelf for a while. I also think the filmmakers really played up the tacky excesses of 80s pop-culture. As is sometimes the case, people might have confused the film for what it was satirizing. I saw "Absolute Beginners" a…