Not British, but I have a British keyboard as I purchased it in a country where it was either go British or go French… And no way in hell am I pressing shift to get a number or a comma.

U" is U2 when you keep your finger on the shift key.

I believe Dik Evans was actually briefly in U", before they were U2. But left and ended up in the Prunes. So, he has good judgement…

I'd prefer to believe it was a dramatic choice rather than incompetence, but you may well be right.

All hail the Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes. The benchmark against which all others are judged.

Well it certainly succeeds in getting your attention I suppose. But Fever to Tell is also pretty unattractive imo.

How are the Yeah Yeah Yeahs not at the top of this list? They have two legitimately godawful album covers.

Something something Younglings something

I take two friends along for company, there's a shotgun under the seat.

Reminds me of Michael & Janet Jackson's Scream video, for some reason.

Facing off against Tom Hardy as Bill Gates.

That's what I mean, the whole thing feels off, like it is a parody of Law and Order on some British sketch show. Not that I have tried hard, but I haven't been able to watch a whole episode.

There also exists the oddest cousin in the franchise, Law and Order: UK. Maybe US types haven't seen it but it is I believe still running. But it really oughtn't be…

I always thought those "vocals" were Axl.

This becoming a real problem now - see the way, for example, closeups of Martin Freeman sometimes looked CGI in the last hobbit movie. Surely the objective for directors should be to make the effects look more like realism, rather than the real stuff look more like effects?

And also that Newcastle is "a small mining community".

I agree that AI is a good - great movie, and the ending is appropriate.

Nailed it

"We’ll work with that guy and then we’ll work with that guy, maybe mix that guy, maybe we’ll marry those two things together and see if we can get a shit fucking song out of it"

Agreed - they somehow turned an album of moody atmospheric clicks and beeps into party time at the live shows.