If this bombs he still has a chance.

Minerals, Marie.

He was fantastic on The Shield, basically being Vic's future ghost to his Scrooge.

In my list of favorite Anderson movies, that would rate quite low. Bear in mind I love them all to some degree. So I quite liked it, it just didn't resonate like some of the others have.

From what I've read about it the movie is basically just the first half of the book. It's been a long time since I've read it, but the 2nd half is several short stories following the kids into adulthood through the late 60's, 70's up to the time the book was published.

I unwittingly did the same thing a several weeks ago (I mentioned it in the pop-culture weekend article a a few weeks ago). As impressed as I was with how emotive and immersive the performance in Her was, just for being voice only, I was stunned at how utterly cold and (literally) alien she was in the latter.

Oh man I remember when the telethon was a nearly all-day thing.

It's my third favorite of his, behind Rushmore and Tenenbaums. Wes does very well with adventure stories hidden beneath these character-driven stories, and it's something I hope he does more of in the future.

Bojack Horseman. I flew through the first season in a couple of days. Much more compelling than the advertising, not to mention the tepid AV Club review. Sharp Hollywood satire, by way of Orwell's Animal Farm.

Just finished the whole season. Some are saying it starts off a little weak, which I'm not sure I agree with. It doesn't bolt out of the gate but I laughed at a lot of it. The humanization of the animal characters is like something out of Orwell's Animal Farm but by way of sharp Hollywood satire. The dramatic elements…

That reminds me of something Williams said on Dennis Miller's old HBO show, they were talking about a time they were driving together after a gig before Miller was on SNL I think and he told Dennis that if they bit it the headline will read "Robin Williams and driver die in accident". It's been too long since I've…

I look forward to reading it, though I'll probably put it down quite a few times as it gets towards the end.

He's been out for awhile now, I think the first picture of him post-release was in February.

I watched some of the first episode last night and liked it quite a bit. I've seen the middling reviews, but I am still hoping it's better than that.

Well it sort of worked, it was a hit on it's own a year after the movie came out.

She gets naked in this one.

He wrote the schmaltzy "Always" for Romeo Is Bleeding which literally starts with the line "this Romeo is bleeding".

Requisite "His Boogie Nights scene is the greatest moment in movies ever" thread. It boosted "Sister Christian" but I always call it the "Jessie's Girl" scene.

Nebraska: Loved it. Payne gets closer to the Midwestern sensibilities he'd gotten close to with Election, but this lacks the satire in favor of something much more down-to-earth. The open spaces in both the landscape and dialogue felt something right out of the 70's, not unlike Scarecrow or more specifically Paper Moon…

He wasn't. Savage was highly dissatisfied with what he was doing then by most accounts, and being an active guy again is what lured him to WCW as well as the money being thrown at him.