George Costanza does, and he has been known to wonder aloud why the tomato never really took off as a hand fruit.

I'd reckon yes, they probably do believe in exorcisms. Or at least because they're generally Catholic (and hence, probably still believe in exorcisms).

The Darkman sequels are legitimately good for being direct-to-video I thought.

Her face somewhat resembles Owen Wilson's to me, which is off-putting. But her body looked healthy and delicious tonight, which was enticing. I'm torn here, fellas.

American Psycho 2, starring William Shatner!

I kinda like Ghoulies Go to College or whatever it was called. My friends and I used to rent these types of movies from shitty video stores in the early 90s. Good times.

That's really amusing to me. Good to know Ollie Hopnoodle won't die with my father and me. My dad is a huge Jean Shepard fan too. Knows all these obscure facts about him. It got to the point where my mom actually banned A Christmas Story from our house, and still claims to hate the movie, which is probably solely…

My dad has fond memories of that one too! He even occasionally will mutter "haven of bliss" and chuckle to himself, which I find hilarious. I thought he and I were the only ones who actually remembered that movie.

Good lord that guy was a major douche. He and Joan's husband should compete in a douche-off with each other.

@Not Really a Fan

Ours has MLB tv, some Roku channels (which I haven't explored), and Amazon.com on-demand services.

@Not really a fan

Iron Man 2, Sex and the City 2, Toy Story 3, Grown Ups, Twilight: Eclit, Sorcerer's Apprentice, Inception, Other Guys… I think you can probably pick which ones I enjoyed versus which ones I did not.

It's really not that great at all. It also sags horribly in the middle. And the DJ scene might be one of the stupidest things I've seen in a comic book movie, and I've see the entirety of Batman and Robin.

Bruno is almost underrated at this point.

I live in an area where we get a lot of good indie flicks on Red Box as well. Red Box is definitely the best way to see a recently released movie in my area too.

I'm not a troll and I can somewhat see Gorpomon's point. There are plenty of times I go to "mom and pop" style eateries/coffee shops/book stores/etc and am treated lower than dirt by the staff. Whereas when I walk into Starbucks or Barnes and Noble, I'm treated rather well by staff. It all comes down to service for…

How ironic,
for it is now Blockbuster that owes the late fee!

Hate to be that guy, Rabin
But I believe they referred to the "overweight" girl as a "hippo" and not a "rhinoceros."

I love the comic energy Jason Alexander emits when George finds out Cynthia is late. It seems incredibly genuine and is one of my favorite George moments actually.