I thought you were like me, Tasha Robinson! I thought we were the same, man! Guess not.

The guy this film is based on is fascinating. He was featured in an episode of Erroll Morris's "First Person" series. Grew up dirt poor and became one of the top CIA agents of his day.

The guy this film is based on is fascinating. He was featured in an episode of Erroll Morris's "First Person" series. Grew up dirt poor and became one of the top CIA agents of his day.

He should have said Marr was coming out but instead it was Andy Rourke. Hilarity would ensue as no one would give a fuck!

He should have said Marr was coming out but instead it was Andy Rourke. Hilarity would ensue as no one would give a fuck!

Very true. I was reading earlier it hasn't even been shown on TV since 1999.

Very true. I was reading earlier it hasn't even been shown on TV since 1999.

Every obituary I've read thus far has relegated "Webster" to barely a footnote. I'm not saying it was the defining work of the man's life, or even a good show, but it is what almost everyone under 35 knows him from.

Every obituary I've read thus far has relegated "Webster" to barely a footnote. I'm not saying it was the defining work of the man's life, or even a good show, but it is what almost everyone under 35 knows him from.

I agree, but it's great just for the line about how the guy can bang his wife but he can't watch his TV. Even if Mann did recycle it from Crime Story.

I agree, but it's great just for the line about how the guy can bang his wife but he can't watch his TV. Even if Mann did recycle it from Crime Story.

Michael Mann really did make three nearly perfect movies in the '90s: Heat, Last of the Mohicans and The Insider. I wonder if those split the vote.

Michael Mann really did make three nearly perfect movies in the '90s: Heat, Last of the Mohicans and The Insider. I wonder if those split the vote.

Ahhhh Topsy-Turvy! Haven't seen that one mentioned yet, truly one of the great films of all time.

Ahhhh Topsy-Turvy! Haven't seen that one mentioned yet, truly one of the great films of all time.

Well "Falling Down" and….and….

Well "Falling Down" and….and….

I'm of a mind to make some mookie.

I'm of a mind to make some mookie.

I love that scene. The lighting and everything is really terrifying. That's why I always liked Nicholson's Joker better than Ledger's - Nicholson's really was insane.