"bye"
figure 8 is obviously an amazing record, but i often forget about the piano piece at the end eerily titled "bye." when it comes on, it can take me by surprise and nearly every time i get this supernatural feeling like elliot's just hanging around, haunting us. which is kind of comforting but it always leaves…

this movie
was filmed in my town. when my friend passed up the chance to art coordinate for this movie, she questioned whether she did the right thing. clearly, she missed a great opportunity here. the art really shines through in this masterpiece.

heartbreaker
Despite the fact that it's tattooed on his fucking arm, I couldn't believe that he actually pulled something this painful for all of the girls he once post-show flirted with off. Dude gets engaged like it's his job-I really wasn't expecting this. Parker Posey must be freaking the fuck out. It's…

wang discussion
First off, thanks Tasha for being a voice here that I could relate to. I was in agreement with most of what you said and I really thought the movie was a pretty entertaining and faithful adaptation, which is a pretty steep hill to climb.

Top Self-Satisfied Douche Chef
Even if his food wasn't "pedestrian," his face was. Also, people who describe things as pedestrian are so desperately trying to look snobily discerning that it tugs at your gag strings.

good point. but, even if he is the latter and presumably has sex with females, I couldn't blame him for not wanting to cuddle up to that thing. not that she doesn't have a winning personality?

the skeletor-faced one's husband
gay? that seems to be the concensus but I'm not 100% convinced. i think he may just be self-absorbed and british. discuss.

i love this show
hard.

yeah i heard she was in the market for that. she seems like she would need a pussyabrasion from an avclub commenter. bad.

kanye is a genius. see?

ricky gervais
did anyone see terrance howard's reaction to gervais? it was amazing. he told the e!-bots that he kept wondering to himself who this guy was and what was he known for. guess he was too busy making ambient jazz to notice comedy/culture in the last 5 years.

avoided
I have, for some reason, always avoided Cat Power and Monty Python. I love moody covers and slow piano jams as well as most British humor. I guess it's just that everyone loved them so much before I 'd heard of them, so by the time I gave them a shot, it was pretty anti-climactic. I've found some C.P. that…

dissapointed
rudd had so much potential in his early career, as pointed out in the into to the piece, it's sad that he's discarded that potential to do a bunch of hack apatow or apatow-esque films that tell the same jokes in basically the same scenarios.