But when do they get to the fireworks factory?

License to Kill is the best Felix Leiter movie since it's the only one in which he gets fed to a shark.

Big Love
I can never remember what happened after each season of Big Love. It all just happens so much.

From Russia With Love is the best Connery Bond.
On Her Majesty's Secret Service is great; it mostly gets slagged just for starring George Lazenby.
The Ricky Jay interview by the AV Club from a couple of months ago was great, like when he describes how they were going to just have Jay throw the cards at Bronsan, himself,…

Agreed, Jarhead is easily Mendes' best. Especially compared to his whiny suburbia-sucks stuff.

As we all learned from Samuel L. Jackson's One Eight Seven. Macho is bullshit!

If Variety had reported it, I'm sure they would have called it a docudrama.

Great, now the cable companies are probably going to start charging extra for HDCSPAN3D.

Otto, if you watch hockey in HD with 5.1 sound you should be able to get rid of the play-by-play and keep the game sounds by muting the front channels and just listen to the back ones.

And to all pirates who can't capture the 3d effect with their bootlegs.

I don't know, she doesn't look that bad in the pic at the top of the page. Now to just figure how to make the TV have the same resolution as that pic.

I thought it was called Universal Soldier 3, thus ignoring both US II and III but recognizing the 'greatness' of the The Return.

Pan is actually part of the American-friendly title and not at all related to the original Spanish title which I believe roughly translates to Labyrinth of the Faun. There is no Pan in the movie, just Fauno, your friendly neighbourhood faun.

Also, Cronenberg doesn't have screenplay credit on A History of Violence, but I think we can all agree that doesn't mean squat, and he heavily reworked it and made it subtly Cronenbergian.

I'm waiting for the English-language remake of 4 Months, 3 Weeks & 2 Days.

Bromst is the only thing I've heard of on this list. And I liked it but I haven't gone back to it since I first listened to it.

Can anybody even remember any of the lines from Avatar? I saw it two weeks ago and I'm coming up blank.

Pushkin died in a duel. That automatically makes him better than all the non-dueling motherfuckers of Russian lit.

I had the problem of checking multiple bookmarks multiple times a day too. Then I switched almost all of my normal internet reading to Google Reader. Now I'm still notified of everything AND I'm made to feel obligated to read it. It cut down on my 'surfing' but now nothing slips through the cracks. It's a vicious…

I don't know, I remember enjoying the Constance Garnett translation of Crime and Punishment. It's the only Dostoevsky I've read and I don't really have anything to compare it to except flipping through a Penguin edition a friend had that renamed the main character Roddy. But maybe it was the intro and endnotes by…