@avclub-e346d6f1bb5d611c2b6f81dae3046d20:disqus Doesn't TDK have the same problem? I love the movie, but every time since the first viewing, I find the last act pretty difficult to sit through. Nolan tends to get a pass for putting psychobabble in his characters' mouths, I think, because the dialogue is usually…

@avclub-e346d6f1bb5d611c2b6f81dae3046d20:disqus Doesn't TDK have the same problem? I love the movie, but every time since the first viewing, I find the last act pretty difficult to sit through. Nolan tends to get a pass for putting psychobabble in his characters' mouths, I think, because the dialogue is usually…

I admire what Colbert does, but I confess that I don't really find it very funny. His interviews are enjoyable because there's an exciting element of improv to watching him maintain character while talking to an actual human being who is simultaneously in on the joke and often the butt of the joke. Colbert is a very…

I admire what Colbert does, but I confess that I don't really find it very funny. His interviews are enjoyable because there's an exciting element of improv to watching him maintain character while talking to an actual human being who is simultaneously in on the joke and often the butt of the joke. Colbert is a very…

All of you are, objectively speaking, wrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong. Wroooooooong! The best sugary cereals are Honeycombs and Sugar Smacks.

@avclub-446ca222cba65dbc3c673ab376adf59c:disqus  - I'm reading this as, "It makes more sense in the book."

I came here all excited to reminisce about Might Magazine, but hey, guess what — you really killed my buzz. What a fun link to click on! As if the battery charges weren't enough, I got to wash it all down with the sweet taste of crazed racism down in the comments section.

I came here all excited to reminisce about Might Magazine, but hey, guess what — you really killed my buzz. What a fun link to click on! As if the battery charges weren't enough, I got to wash it all down with the sweet taste of crazed racism down in the comments section.

Thanks, asshole. Pearl Harbor just came to the top of my Netflix queue, and you had to go and ruin the whole thing for me.

Thanks, asshole. Pearl Harbor just came to the top of my Netflix queue, and you had to go and ruin the whole thing for me.

Does it really count as disclosure when you announce something everyone already assumed?

Does it really count as disclosure when you announce something everyone already assumed?

First, a shout out to my fellow unregistered. Unite!

First, a shout out to my fellow unregistered. Unite!

I don't agree, mostly because I haven't seen any of this director's other movies and had certainly never heard of Memories of Murder when I saw, and loved, The Host. The amazing thing about this movie is that it's two completely different genre flicks merged successfully into one, and when you watch it you realize how…

I don't agree, mostly because I haven't seen any of this director's other movies and had certainly never heard of Memories of Murder when I saw, and loved, The Host. The amazing thing about this movie is that it's two completely different genre flicks merged successfully into one, and when you watch it you realize how…

No, but seriously, did this guy actually say this? It reads like O'Nealian snark, but usually O'Neal identifies his fake quotes as fake. I really want this guy to have said this, because it's so perfect.

Hello, Aardman, people! Pixar, Studio Ghibli, Aardman…it's almost like there's some pattern here.

Hello, Aardman, people! Pixar, Studio Ghibli, Aardman…it's almost like there's some pattern here.

I too have an opinion that differs from yours. Let's discuss this reasonably!