Something tells me the "pop crap" she's referring to can't really be compared to the Beatles in any way, shape, or form.

Rephrase your questions into proper critiques and then maybe we could answer them.

He's easily one of the most fascinating and fully-formed characters I've ever encountered.

Uh oh. Now we know that you work with someone named JANE, and she's in ACCOUNTING.

I was so surprised by how much I loved this movie. Obviously, like many, I had all those hangups about Gallo. But man, this movie transcends his assholeness and achieves excellence.

I'll go ahead and also not really understand this "steady decline" business. Except for, as already mentioned, In Da House, which was dreadful and objectively worse than anything he's done ever since. If anything, he's plateaued into a good-to-great plane. I can't say this looks good, cuz from the trailer alone it…

That's excellent.

Huh. That's a better story anyway.

I think I remember reading that he's pretty religious. For instance, when Buster goes on that long, bleeped out string of profanities in "Bringing Up Buster," he was actually only saying, like, the alphabet cuz he doesn't like to curse. So I can only assume he wouldn't be the type of person to do something like that.

While I still find 64 the best, Melee is very much worthy of your time. Brawl, not so much.

I agree with both of your paragraphs.

I hate Florida.

Okay. I like that Blood Island joke quite a bit.

Awful mistake, @TheSensitiveGhostOfSethPu:disqus

^Is her son in high school.

Oh, one more.

Have you seen a five years old boy, blond hair and he's wearing a t-shirt that says "Bullshit" on it?

You're the only other person I've encountered that also feels indifferent toward Rushmore.

I think I'm the only Anderson fan that doesn't like Rushmore. It just didn't do it for me. Everything else I fucking love.

I grew up in Oklahoma, and all kids grew up singing that song at school. It's quite popular.