That is maybe the best idea I've heard in a long time.

What, no D.A.R.Y.L.?
I never trusted that kid.

You may never like the Beach Boys, Riff Raff, but it may just be a matter of time. It was the same for me. I thought they were stupid to the extent I thought about them at all and then the switch got flipped somehow and now I hardly go a week without listening to at least a little bit of them. They are the best.

I also liked Sawyer in that scene, and in tonight's episode in general. He's had quite an arc over the course of the show.

Who killed Nadia? Is it the same person who keeps running down key members of our cast in the past? And does that person work fo
And where do you get a job like that? What qualifications do you need?

Edgy
You know what else is edgy about this movie, besides its teenage girl protagonist? The website. I looked it up hoping to see the horrible trailer and it's just blackness. Like how much more black could it be? None. None more black. Edgy.

I guess that should have read "a hand full" or maybe a "full hand". Although I'm not sure she had the standard five digits. I didn't get a good look. She might have been one or two short. I got the impression of something like an oversized chicken foot.

I thought human pheromones were supposed to be a myth.

Bad acting
I love how, in a movie in which Keanu Reeves actually appears (and is pretty much at his worst), you use his name more or less as an adjective to describe bad acting.

Santo: you say that like it's Law and Order or something.

She was on Lost, too!

Remember when everyone thought she was totally slumming to appear in Mr. Deeds? She'd sell organs to be in a wide-release, high-profile movie like that now. She's fallen a long way from her peak in the 90s, but still not far enough to get naked on camera. Here's hoping her career gets moving in one direction or the…

Yes, he will "slip up" and pack a bag and take a five-hour flight to the U.S. and wait in line at immigration and only after handing his passport over will he remember, "oh, fuck, that's right, I'm wanted in this country!" Sloppy, Roman. Real sloppy.

Howling laughter. Tears. You're a shoo-in for best evisceration of a typo-writer at this year's Internets. Don't like it, Ocean of Cats? Sour pumpkins for you, mister. (seriously, you should be proud to have accidentally inspired so much laughter for so many)

"no, no. don't be upset. I just got it for you because, you know, you're getting kind of fat."

Costner notwithstanding, I'm a big fan of JFK. Much better than Wall Street.

Good idea. It would be perfect if we could somehow hear you all smacking your heads at the stupidity. Perhaps an emoticon could be developed?

Crying more at movies on a plane? Yes. A shameful admission: I cried at the end of Mona Lisa Smile after watching it on a plane. It's a pretty forgettable Dead Poets-style inspirational teacher at a boarding school movie with Julia frigging Roberts in the lead role. I don't know how that happened but it did.

Amistad was a big swing and a miss for me. Just tried too hard.

On the right day
almost anything can make me cry. I got a little weepy seeing the family in the Incredibles reunited in the jungle - finding out everyone is okay, realizing all their petty squabbles were just that and working together as a family to fight off the bad guys and protect each other. I think it was partly…