What's wrong with TotD?
It gave Steve Nilbini a reason to speak his mind, which he's been waiting for years and years to do!

Lewis Black
I can see how people might think he'd be grating, but there's another comedian who's made a huge, well-respected career acting like a codgery asshole who is pissed off at everything in the world … George Carlin.

Batman & Robin!
That's awesome. I can't wait for this one. The bar is high! Don't crumble under the pressure, Nathan. If you don't at least equal the incrediblosity of Arnold's performance in that film, you should go find work in a cheese sandwich factory.

Lastly …
The score is incredibly, incredibly beautiful. I haven't heard such memorable/powerful themes since the heydays of ol' Elfman and Williams. And Dracula's are so much darker.

Oh yeah …
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

With Ben Stiller …
There would be no Zoolander, period. What kind of retarded comment is that, anyway? Ben Stiller's hilarious. Anyone ever seen the Tony Bobbins outtakes from his old FOX show? Awesome. Bono. His Die Hard parody. God … that show rocked.

Blah blah blah
Thank God at least one other person on here enjoyed Hopkins' performance. I'm jumping on that train. Hopkins was fuckin' awesome in this movie. The fact that he was batshit insane AND the only person who knew what the Hell to do against Dracula was a great dynamic. It was great to watch everyone…

Carjacker
I'm glad someone else thought that, too.

Talk about a crush and a half
Jennifer Tilly! Mmm. All over that.

Hatred for Nickelback
The band's songs are just formulaic. Take all the same hooks, all the same lyrics … have Toby Keith sing them instead, and you have a country smash.

You 500thers make me sick!
You're so stupid! I hate it when idiots just jump on message boards with nothing better to say than "500-ities!" or "Woot! 500!" Go back to Ain't-It-Cool-News. Grow up. This board's full of deadly serious adults, totally incapable of allowing such a silly thing. When I post something, it is…

No way, Jose!
You girls aren't invading these American shores! You're terrorists, I know it. Where's your musician's magic-passport? Don't have one? A-ha! Shake. Heartbreak.

I think a lot of us are the same age …
Or at least, we came into music at similar points. I have seen a few comments about Nirvana's "Nevermind" being the first CD people had purchased. I think that testifies to just how much of an impact the album really had.

You're right …
The highlights you've made are going to make me rent this film. I just about lost my coffee, good sir, while reading "deranged, pistol-toting Brando falls from the top of a bathroom stall into a toilet headfirst before crashing on the ground and lying limp …"

Boring boring boring
I wish I could hear these songs with 15-year-old ears to see if I'm missing something. Where's Cameron Crowe and his greatest pop hits to supply with the context I need? Was popular music this stupid in '93, '75, or '81?

Uwe Boll …
might be a "heavyweight" interview in a different light. I dunno.

Woohoo
I'm drinking a beer, so I guess I will dedicate it to Michael Douglas! Tons of great roles; tons of great films. But what about "The Game?" A personal favorite of mine.

Seems like if you factor in how much money from the CD …
Would actually go to the artists traditionally, Radiohead may be making out just as well from this adventure in technology. The figure 1/16 of a CD's cost sticks in my mind as what the band actually makes from a record sale. Is that about right?

I suggest you continue Googling.
What you find may surprise, er, nauseate you! GirlyGirls, yay. And this visa shit is retarded. Airport security, in general, seems a little wacky. I came back from Costa Rica with a piece of driftwood, coffee, and some salsa and they searched my ass (yep, even the ass!), while the dude…

I guess I should consider myself lucky …
to now know who this Paula Deen is! Huzzah, magic ignorance stick!