I tend to find her better and more natural in comedies, whereas her reputation is built on big, stuffy dramatic performances.

It's interesting because I think Jonathan Demme's themes and tone as a director are much more naturally suited for and sympathetic towards Diablo Cody's POV. Her relationship with Jason Reitman almost felt like two opposites colliding and kind of finding a compromise between them. I don't feel like Reitman's work…

Victory!

That sucks. The few times I've had bad experiences with barbers is just the worst. I'm already so tentative about getting my hair cut without someone who's cranky or inattentive.

SHALL WE PLAY A GAME?
How about…network TV show?
WOULDN'T YOUR PREFER A GOOD 13 EPISODES ON NETFLIX, OR MAYBE TBS?
Later. Right now let's play a full season on NBC.

I'm sure my haircut's gonna get noticed at work tomorrow. I had crazy long hair, though, so no one will be able to miss it. =-P

Glazo's hair is a coveted Nielsen demographic.

I just got my hair cut for the first time in…I want to say four years. I'm pretty sure the last one was before season 3 of Community but sometimes I get mixed up on the timeline of my memories.

It looks like Christian from WWE trying to reboot the Repo Man gimmick.

If it had done the math, it would have warned Mulaney about Mulaney. Or maybe just hacked in and edited some of the scripts. It's better than test-marketing.

Is it going to turn out in the end that the CZ was really all just the origin story of Birdie as a supervillain?

PieZombie

We were grifted!

I guess I'd say that the complexity of plot is part of the thrills and fun, or it's intended to be. Also that action-adventure stories tend to be built around a series of set pieces or escapades and then the plot is just about finding reasons or excuses to put the characters in those situations.

All the world's a stage, and all the men and women tall, wispy and pale.

Snape's romantic secret turned out to be surprisingly pivotal to the story, so Stamp may have done some real damage there.

This Clippers/Spurs series has been crazy.

Patrick Stewart. I only think of him cause when he was on Colbert the last time, he got pretty mad about not being asked to be in it.

Every British person of acting age draws lots to see whether they'll be in Harry Potter, Downton Abbey or Doctor Who. It's not really a burden, though, since all Brits are theatrically trained in the womb.

One reason I have trouble assessing action movies is I'm looking for concepts and what's actually happening goes right over my head. I definitely have an issue with zoning things out when cars and bullets start whizzing, even when I'm really trying to pay attention.