That means you looked just like me as a kid, although now I look more like Gareth than Dwight.

At this point there's really nothing that Cage could say or do that would surprise or would seem out of the range of believability.

Hey, Vampire's Kiss! Isn't someone a vampire in that?

I'm an icky elf!

To each his own I guess. I think the spareness of the sets really fits the atmosphere (like the closed Paris train station), and I like how Perkins doesn't play him as overly sympathetic. Also, the opening scene alone makes the film worthwhile.

"This is where the fish lives."

It's no "The Trial" either.

And Gypsy-Britta! I don't know where you'd fit everybody else though.

As I said above, Twin Peaks.

What about Twin Peaks?

Have you seen the GOP policies regarding just about everything?

Thatsh the Chicago way!

I've never done one of these….

@avclub-83a8faf1bfa2d87516f59a5a454a04cf:disqus , I think you mean "Morgan Fruman."

I've never been the type to have celebrity crushes, but my friend as a kid (who's only 20 now) had a huge crush on Roy Scheider as Chief Brody in Jaws, which I always think is kinda hilarious.

No, I stopped liking Pujols when I found out he's a serious fundie who contributed to the demise of the local classical music station in St Louis, and now has just gotten the hell out of town.

Whatever Tarantino's general opinion of movies may be, it doesn't make me agree less with his point about Dogville.

I wouldn't go quite so far (Element of Crime is only decent IMO), but his is a voice that definitely should be heard. Dogville should be seen by everyone (I totally agree with Tarantino who said that if Dogville had been a play it would have won a Pulitzer).

In a sane society he wouldn't feel compelled to make the movies he makes about how fucked up the world is because the world wouldn't be so fucked up.

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