I pretty much agree with your sentiments. Having said that, I much prefer Barefoot Gen.

I'm not a big fan of these guys, and find it mildly annoying they're from Scotland, but for some reason I can never get "Aquarius" out of my head. I mean, come on, counting up from 1 to 36 and then randomly(?) buggering the sequence up all the while repeating orange at intervals. Genius!

It is most certainly fantastic.

Wasn't this a Scientology project?

@avclub-1ef83ff6aceb6847da6c91867e20611b:disqus Nahh… I think you're pretending.

Indeed!

I still don't understand how people find Michelle Obama even remotely "sexy" or "stunning".

Many of the stereotypes that exist are based on legitimate observations, my politically correct friend.

I was always under the impression that they aged incredibly well up until a certain point when, suddenly, overnight they aged 40 years.

The way the end is described above is actually a bit skewed. The clown does not make the ultimate sacrifice on purpose — he is coerced into leading the children to their final destination thinking that his life may be spared if he completes the task.

I wouldn't kick her out of the cabin.

@avclub-85b0faa88b92483cbe957df7eb9602cd:disqus I see you're still contributing nothing here. Move along.

There's a message forum for each article on here, right? I think that gives us the right to complain about just about anything.

Now you're going to be up all night with Get Lucky.

I'm not put off in the least. In fact, I think that's kind of fucking awesome. They've made a career out of being enigmatic and that kind of an appearance would be an exclamation point to their enigmatic-ness.

Human scum with impeccable taste, bub.

So you think it's terrible because they turned an upbeat and vapid song up onto its head? Interesting.

Am I a bad person for thinking that "Get Lucky" is the only memorable song on the album?

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that they're still cool in France.

@thecolonelmc:disqus Incorrect. The plot is fantastic and has some genuinely creepy moments. The acting… well, not exactly some of the best performances ever committed to celluloid.