And the name Ole Christian Madsen is pretty kick-ass. I have no idea who he(she? it?) is, but making a movie about assassinating Nazis has to be worth something.

She can do whatever the hell she wants, as long as Damages stays on the air. And I thought Hugh Dancy was a character in some bad British romantic comedy that I saw, but apparently he is a real person. Strange.

Indeed. Next time I'm at a Borders this is coming home with me, just because of this review. So if it sucks, the AV Club had better refund my money. I suppose I could get it from the library, but there's too much socialism in this country right now, and I don't want to let the commies win.

I really love the Dahl book, and I have nothing in particular against Wes Anderson, but this looked downright crappy. Looks like Henry Selick's retarded cousin animated it. But at least it doesn't have the voice of Ray Romano.

I got a real bad craving for fries and a double cheeseburger when I was watching Super Size Me. I guess I must have missed the point of the movie, since I thought it was just a big advertisement for McDonald's.

I just started working through the big collection book thingy, and I'm loving it so far. I was going to read the complete Calvin & Hobbes afterwards, but I wonder if that might be comics overload.

How many movies can there be about misanthropic writers? Hasn't that well dried up by now? If Daniels was a lycanthropic writer, on the other hand…