Ruthlessly funny? Why do we have to pretend that unwatachable, strained shows like this are great when they're cancelled?

I'm psyched they brought back june diane raphael, she is fantastic. great at playing a character that is ever so slightly off.

To The Wonder! To the wall! etc.

To The Wonder! To the wall! etc.

I also dislike that this movie will never be discussed honestly on its merits and only on the value of weather or not one "got it" or "could sit through it" — as if no one could ever actually fully understand what it is attempting, sit through its trying moments and come to acknowledge it as a failure

I also dislike that this movie will never be discussed honestly on its merits and only on the value of weather or not one "got it" or "could sit through it" — as if no one could ever actually fully understand what it is attempting, sit through its trying moments and come to acknowledge it as a failure

very similar to recent Bob Golthwait in that it's preachy and kinda obvious

very similar to recent Bob Golthwait in that it's preachy and kinda obvious

Just saw this movie.

Just saw this movie.

Not a fan of Matt and Kim but am a fan of top 40 hip hop and this list is terrible, not only in terms of the song choice but definitely in terms of order.

Not a fan of Matt and Kim but am a fan of top 40 hip hop and this list is terrible, not only in terms of the song choice but definitely in terms of order.

Huh. Yeah, I guess I come from a biased perspective as a huge fan of the original film as well as a big Prince fan.

Huh. Yeah, I guess I come from a biased perspective as a huge fan of the original film as well as a big Prince fan.

This soundtrack has a bad reputation? Among whom?   

This soundtrack has a bad reputation? Among whom?   

It's strange but it seems as though most people rate critics based on how often they agree with them. I consider Roger Ebert a great critic even though I almost never agree with him. I just think he's a great writer, and often has me thinking of the film in new ways.

It's strange but it seems as though most people rate critics based on how often they agree with them. I consider Roger Ebert a great critic even though I almost never agree with him. I just think he's a great writer, and often has me thinking of the film in new ways.

Oh there's plenty of nice things to say about Detroit, especially if you're a creative type. I feel that Detroit is close in spirit to what Manhattan was in the 70s, in the sense that an artist can afford to work a few days a week and have a ton of time to create. That certainly more the case than any other city I can…

Oh there's plenty of nice things to say about Detroit, especially if you're a creative type. I feel that Detroit is close in spirit to what Manhattan was in the 70s, in the sense that an artist can afford to work a few days a week and have a ton of time to create. That certainly more the case than any other city I can…