The MFSL version is one of the best recordings I have. The songs are great too, of course.

I was going to say the same thing. "Midnite Vultures" never struck me as weird, it's basically a dance-pop album.

The original documentary is amazing. Despite the fact that the filmmakers wanted to convince people of his innocence, every single thing the guy said or did made me think he was even more guilty. He jokes, laughs and smiles the whole time, makes off-handed casual references to "mom" who has recently died horribly, and…

Well not literally Muhammad but an allusion to a prophet that will come later or something.

Bill Watterson set the standard for calling it a day and then actually sticking to it. Dude hasn't even left the house in 20 years.

Does anyone know if there is any reference in the New Testament to Muhammad? I went to church for 15 years but I seriously do not remember.

The part in Sodom when it turned into a Bruce Lee movie is the funniest thing I've seen on TV in a while. It's nice they did race-blind casting but they had to know people were going to think that. The 10 plagues sequence was so lame, it may as well have been stock footage. And apparently one of the plagues was hammy…

As lame as Gervais has proven to be in the years since "The Office," it is my favorite show of all time and frankly I think it could have gone on forever and still been funny. I hope Jennifer gets a cameo and is still foxy.

Every time I see Martin Freeman in anything I just pretend Tim became an actor.

No. I just turned it off to see what you are talking about, and I turned it right back on again. The worst part is the ads push down the rather useful and informative sidebar.

Yeah it's like they have whole pages of the script that just say "Jim acts wacky." I'm getting that vibe with Melissa McCarthy too.

One of my favorite IMDB trivia tidbits is about P.A.R. leaving his name on "Rhinestone" despite Stallone's massive script changes because he thought it would be good for his career.

The tweet was kinda funny but a lot of people have a problem with the C-word. If they had used another epithet they wouldn't have gotten half as much crap about it.

I seriously did too. Not sure what that says about the state of modern television.

I guess it could qualify in that it's often overshadowed in Pacino and Depp's filmographies. My dad, for one, wrote it off immediately as "another Pacino gangster flick" and never saw it despite me telling him it was great.

This movie absolutely rules. Great cast and everyone is fantastic in it.

They probably could have replaced Andy Rourke with a cup of yogurt and no one would have noticed.

I am not a huge Soderbergh fan but I love this movie so much. It's totally insane.

It was my Holy Grail for a while. I have the LP but the CD was so expensive I thought I'd never find it. I guess I got "lucky" when some dude from Hawaii put it on Amazon for $50.

You have a point, uselessbeauty. Maybe Lucas is a genius after all.