I haven't carried electronics in my pants pockets since I tried that with a Palm Zire PDA and the screen split down the middle because the case flexed. Until/unless someone makes a smartphone shaped like a liquor flask, I'm sticking with a belt case. (Some gadget-slingers *cough*gizmodo*cough*) claim that belt cases…

@avclub-4602fc349ffc0ad649190e937f2a5f14:disqus :Really? Damnit.

I'm hoping that there's at least a scene or two with the Red Skull, because even with Robo-Zola and Cyborg Bucky and Falcon and his Falcon and Peggy Carter and whoever Redford is playing, it just won't be the same without Weaving chomping on some scenery.

I'm sorry, sir, but if you're going to bring that much baggage on, we'll have to charge you $50 per bag.

If he doesn't say "Zut alors!" in the film at least once, I'm demanding a refund.

@Mardis2012forCongress:disqus : Or, you know, "Hey, Clark, did anyone ever tell you that you look like Robert Redford wearing glasses?"

Can't possibly be—wait… holy crap.

@avclub-75f023b01584c7f37883f41c2a2b91ca:disqus : $85 cash in loose bills

Cycling around the city in summer. I don't want a backpack on my back when it's 90+ degrees.

They weren't sure what to do with the cut scene from ACO where Alex sodomizes the priest while singing "Jerusalem." Or was that in Caligula?

Star Treks V and VI: Warner
Star Trek VII: McDowell.

The part I remember is McDowell waking up after a sex/murder session, finding a scrap of cat fur/skin sticking to himself, and picking it off and absentmindedly chewing it as he looks at the carnage.

Sorry, not seeing the problem here, myself.

I can believe it, but only because he's got the W.C. Fields nose now.

I was always disappointed that Lovitz's devil didn't take on Carvey's Church Lady.

THANK YOU!

Singer is going to start the series with Hannibal coming back to Earth after going into space to search for the remains of his home planet, Longpork, and reuniting with Clarice Starling and their bastard child, who already shows signs of inheriting Lecter's psychiatric/cannibal powers. Also, Kevin Spacey with an…

The parody of the Zucker brothers and Mel Brooks is defined by love, knowledge, and appreciation: The Zucker brothers and Mel Brooks love, know, and appreciate the source material they’re spoofing enough to get all the details perfect

That's a face that you would never get tired of slapping, don't you think?

As I just noted above, Geldof had already gotten his digs in in his autobiography. I thought that Geldof was great in it, myself.