11 years, 10 months, 3 weeks and 4 days before the slam-bang, action/thriller The Getaway hit theaters nationwide.

See Warner Bros. this works as both a slam at Reddit and stealth advertising for Reddit. They're just hiring the wrong people.

That's why you always keep an extra pair of tube socks handy.

So was Billy Zane sent back to his home planet there at the end?

I'm not remotely embarrassed about it. She's adorable.

I liked her film Impulse, though Theresa Russell had a big part to do with my enjoyment for that.

Keri Russell and Diane Lane come to mind as well.

Totally agree. She worked with a lot of great directors but I always thought she seemed a bit underrated. Almost always fantastic.

I thought she was quite good in Dirty Pretty Things.

All these insults are bound to Bruce Ashton's ego.

I'm the same way. I watch it every work, find it incredibly entertaining, and think Maslany is absolutely exceptional in it. A real gem.

There are a lot of problems with the movie but I think I agree with those that defend it. I actually found most of the action sequences unengaging and dull to the point where I just wanted them to end and that's certainly one major problem. Just felt like a mess of unfocused CGI too frequently. That said I actually…

What a bunch of assholes.

I remain somewhat curious about how well the sci-fi element which this is all based around is going to meld with the mystery/thriller elements which have been the focus so far but I was really encouraged by the second episode. Throughly entertaining so far. Tatiana Maslany is a very engaging lead.

I got the sense that they still enjoyed it even if they were nitpicking it. Everybody but Retta recommended people see it at the end and June seemed to enjoy it in particular. I've never actually sat down and watched it myself. Maybe I should?

Yeah, I believe it's considered a decent film, even if well short of the original, and I thought it was alright personally. That said, I can't argue with most of their complaints about it, particularly that scene with the hooker falling down the stairs and her bra somehow flying off. Some of the other scenes are very…

I liked it quite a bit, and Tatiana Maslany was both excellent and easy on the eyes, and the supporting cast was good.

I can only assume it is something Rabin has been eagerly anticipating.

I hope A.V. Club is able to publish an InAPPropriate Comedy review before the internet is dismantled.

Well, it's pretty round, but I think she grew up to be an extremely cute woman.