And the horse it rode in on.

Turns out he's not a real doctor (but he is a real worm).

It's provocative! Gets the people going!

Jesus, Sean. You write like a motherfucker.

Jesus, Sean. You write like a motherfucker.

Jesus, Sean. You write like a motherfucker.

Jesus, Sean. You write like a motherfucker.

This is gonna be a snuff film, isn't it?

As I noted when Leonard Cohen kicked off, dying seems like an eminently reasonable response to the events of the last week.

No, I'm pretty sure Afro Batman knows what Aleppo is.

Let's be honest, none of us deserve Dolly. We are granted her wonderfulness only by her beneficence.

That is probably, no lie, my favorite line of dialogue in the history of film.

Yup, it's not a big role, but she and Brooks quickly sketch out a very plausible relationship between the two of their characters. God, what a great film that is.

I haven't played this game since I rented it back in 2002 (and I'm pretty sure I never finished it). What I remember is that while the paranoia/blood test mechanic was only partly successful, the game excelled at creating a truly creepy atmosphere. I don't think I've ever felt as cold and alone as I did playing this…

According to the commentary track on the DVD/Blu-ray, this was also a hotly debated topic among the cast during filming.

There was this one and The Sweet Hereafter…am I forgetting one?

See also: Alec Baldwin, Colin Farrell.

“We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be.”

I was also going to mention The Hard Times. I'm definitely not part of that scene, but some of their stories ("Girlfriend Buys Larger Mason Jar to Store Mason Jars," "Republican Party Breaks Up, Citing Creative Differences") don't require any insider knowledge at all.

I believe you mean: ♪ Han and Lando in the Faaaaalcon! ♪