Not the appropriate nomenclature.

100% agree. Blame the 80s. I love Knopfler's score for "Local Hero," but it needs something more like Erich Wolfgang Korngold.

"Babycakes" (the one with Ricki Lake) is also one of my favorites.

Disqus blows.

O'Neal has always been the caretaker of the Newswire. I should know; I've always been here.

That's the story of Hollywood. Difference is, they were just more subtle about it before.

One of the best unscripted moments ever.

The discussion of Pacino having sex without a condom combined with the line reading about "my most secure area" is probably my favorite moment in the entire history of the show.

Any of the great Beethoven symphonies (3, 5, 6, 7, 9) are great starting places. My personal favorite is the 7th, but I think I'm burned out by hearing it in too many movies.

TUSK!

That story was absolutely fahsinating.

I'm now envisioning a Star Wars sequel that is essentially the second half of "Riding with Death," but with pod-racing.

The best part was the spontaneous "what the fuck does that mean?"

I haven't been around here too long, but isn't there someone named Lisa who needs something related to dentistry?

This thread's really throwing me for a loop….er.

A coodle-doodle-doo! A coodle-doodle-doo!

No, but you should.

I also love the last scene when he's kissing the girl and camera pulls out to Martin's "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometimes."

I always thought there was some woman he secretly felt that way about, but given the fact that he is a psychopath that probably doesn't make sense.

Not to mention any of the scenes with Julee Cruise, both in the series and the movie.