I didn't get the sense that he was wandering around lost. He seemed to know exactly what he wanted with regard to the copper pot. He was standing there, in front of the locked case, waiting for a store associate to help him out. That's how I read it, at least. We definitely don't see him going through the store,…

I watched the first half of the encore, and there was a lot in that half hour that made so much more sense and resonated really well that I just didn't pick up in the first viewing. It made me appreciate the episode much more, as I initially felt the finale was lackluster on the whole.

When Marco was standing by the dumpster before his demise, I was wondering if Jimmy was going to be a no-show, leaving him to wait interminably. Thus creating the original Huell.

I always got a kick out of the idea that Saul said he actually believed himself to be Kevin Costner, even if just for one evening.

That was their main hangout too. You'd think the mark would find out within a week that it was bullshit, and possibly go back to the place where he was swindled.

I think most people would want to state that they always liked, or at least didn't hate, someone with whom they were finally able to drop the charade of holding in disdain. Like "Hey man, now that you know what was going on, I just want you to know for real that I never had a problem with you. I didn't really have any…

Once he heard the wolf howl, the game was on, and it probably spiked his heartbeat and blood pressure. It was apparent he didn't have much in his life to excite him before Jimmy re-entered the void.

I'm eskimo brothers with my own brother, Danny. I couldn't take it, so I got coked up and we blew up his dead body in the family boat.

This show is bullshit, I agree.

Gone Girl is a slow, understated think piece. I think you'll enjoy it. It forgoes twists and turns, in favor of subtle character moments and elegant prose. Go in expecting a revamped Pride and Prejudice for the modern age, and you will surely be rewarded.

Doesn't she tell them to get a court order?

I've always found "Brian and Robert" to be affecting, and reminding me of a once-close friend who left too soon. It certainly has that specific sound of cohesive melancholy and comfort. (Disregard my name this one time please)

Here cums the lipstick!

She was, without a doubt, the worst and least necessary part of Heat. Not her acting, so much as her entire subplot. The movie didn't need to be 3 hours long, because it didn't need a neglected kid trying to kill herself.

Up Richard Gere's ass? That man's been stealing my gerbil fan base for years, and now this too?!

You know that guy was a waiter, jaded and considering retirement from acting, when he landed the role of Don Draper? It just goes to show you that tenacity, probability-defying luck, hard work, and overwhelmingly rare good looks can help anyone probably make it in this town!

You're hung up on some clown from the sixties, man!

And the back-seat handjob!

A "Fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes isn't a very high threshold. I think the RT scoring system says much more about shit movies than it does about the great ones. It still makes my day when certain movies that I've come to hate through their ad campaigns are showing a 0%, and it's a rare feat. Bucky Larson and One…

Who's to say that some Metallica fans don't fiend for some pure, uncut Christianity from time to time? Surely, James Hetfield has been known to dabble.