It didn't take a second watching of Chinatown for me to love it, just a week of pondering on it. When it ended i was like…why is this good? Then I keep thinking on it, and thinking on it and BAM, i realized it's brilliance.

i first heard craig finn on the p.o.s. record and i was like, who the fuck is this guy with the nasal voice? then i heard BaGiA and thought the same. Then i heard it again. I was changed forever. Give the Lifter Puller a listen. Fiestas and Fiascos is as good as any Hold Steady album.

Poodlesnort, 2001 might be my favorite, but Fanny and Alexander is a damned close second.

2001 is the end all and be all (of movies in general) to me.

Abraham and Issac walk into a bar. The patronage was naturally horrified to see two biblical zombies.

Norm McDonald's roast of bob sagat was the funniest thing i've seen in years.

but of course, scorsese also has a free pass from me for Raging Bull's jail cell scene alone.

@Dr Manhattan - literally every best picture nom was better than the departed that year, and that's not including the prestige, borat, little children, half nelson, volver, and fucking pan's labyrinth .

fuck michael jackson?? i sure would.

I'm so bad at it. I've caught him maybe three times. Pshh…9pm, so late.

@The Bob The
Who is he, Al Swerengen?

cat's name is, was, and will always be Charlie, people.

I'm not crying. And if i am crying, it's not 'cause of AI, it's because i'm thinking of a friend i know who's dying. YES HE'S DYING!