There could be a pop primer on 80's soundtracks and how they managed to set tone while also being fantastic standalone tracks (gateway: Miami Vice).

Tut tut and Morgan Freeman as a good guy/buddy.

The cadillac line is pretty glorious and makes sense if you watch 'American Pickers' where to them most cars and fuel pumps are ladies.

Haha, me too. My go to list based on sheer zany quotability:

May you live to be a thousand years old.

Here here. I will not vouch for any other in the series, but I will go to the mattresses to defend 'The Mummy'

Very helpful. Surname in the third, surname-san directly. Thanks!

It's not even in the same class as Secretary. This is fanfiction, poorly written fanfiction that actually does disservice to the community its supposed to represent.

I think you could argue the politics of it but as for terrible or clumsy, nah. This movie is plotted pretty perfectly (you reach the middle cart at the exact half of the movie, for example) and rolls right along.

I have a question for you. If you're referring to him by name, do you write Yasujiro-san or just Yasujiro and leave -san for direct address?

But in a good way.

I would wear that. I would never ever, ever, wear what that girl is wearing up there.

This reminds me of one of my all-time favorite quotes.

I love that album and his gorgeous, gorgeous cover of 'The Promise' will probably be in my years best tracks.

I loved Owen Pallet's album. Good call.

I thought these were the bands for the old and out of touch.

Just when you thought they couldn't be more moody and/or gorgeous: Antlers- Familiars

Atonement. See it.

Yeah now that's youtube.

watch out for the guy with the howitzer!