Since it's a reaction against regular movies, people today should perhaps watch whatever French films were made before the New Wave began.

That was just a whispering snowman.

I really have to disagree with Le Samourai being a good entry point.

I'm not anti-asshole, but I hate the universe that they put characters like this in.

Not liking Odenkirk is not having a sense of humor. Car Wash Change Thief Action Squad is the best comedy sketch of all time.

All you get is "Waah! Waah!" cuz the ghost baby cranky.

The slash indicates that the gushing is ending.

Tim and Eric is too bizarre to really pack any punch. I can watch them all day. McBride's uncomfortableness is sharp and excruciating.

The name is the only thing you shouldn't knock. If he were being clever, it would be called "Dying On Stage" or something like that.

your face clearly needs some antilock breaking

All throughout Knocked Up, I was wishing they had "Taken care of it".

People like her help the economy by inspiring other people to buy guns to shoot people like her in the face.

Oh yeah? I invented something once. It's called the Thurrito. It's a burrito within a burrito within the heart of that same burrito.

You know, I would gladly erase the Office if it meant Greg Daniels and Brent Forrester would be back on the Simpsons.

I hear that Cassavettes is supposed to be pretty great, but I didn't like this movie. Can anyone suggest a Cassavettes movie without so much Drunk Acting?

Maybe the reason he hates the adaptations of his comics is that his writing is bad, and he had never before heard people started saying his words out loud.

The fact that American Dad doesn't do random flashbacks isn't what makes it better. Having a story and sticking to it is not automatically better than going all over the place.

Understanding a joke has nothing to do with finding it funny. In fact, I'd say they're inversely related.

With American Dad being the workhorse of Sunday night, it's good to have Family Guy being the more experimental comedy show.

I was more of a Jason Spaceman guy myself.