I suspect all of the genuine humor and human warmth in American Graffiti came from those other writers.

What's wrong with being hip?

You guys are just nostalgic. I have it on good authority that this movie sucks, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.

Though I'm not religious, I consider myself a spirutal person. Like I have chimes and shit.

Hey, remember that Magnum/Simon & Simon crossover where the story began on Magnum and then continued on Simon & Simon, which was on right after Magnum at the time? Morgan Fairchild was in it.

I get high watchin' Rockford Files.

The album is fantastic. The movie is mediocre. I am smart.

Is anyone else invited to this party?

@Hendel
They can be both!

Goddamn, I love Magnum PI. TV Club Classic? Please?

Is Bob's Burgers across the street?

That is indeed how I speak.

It's especially insensitive to people picking out coffins for criminal loved ones gunned down by policeman.

Man, I'm sick of all these hipsters swilling their PBR tallboys, flipping through their Us Weeklies and talking about some celebrity everybody has heard of.

Leave Sky Captain alone!

I feel obligated to point out that Sky Captain was a good movie, and gets an immoderate amount of hate on these boards whenever it's mentioned.

Thanks for this review, Mr. Murray
I'm slowly learning to trust again.

Just don't become fatalistic.

When Will We Have Our Imaginos movie?
I'd be curious to see that: centuries-spanning, seafaring adventure with immortal Lovecraftian beings, an undiscovered Mayan pyramid and a huge black obsidian mirror that somehow causes World War I.

These are never good
Album to movie adaptations are never good. The Wall is probably the best one and even that movie was mediocre.