AWW HELL NO JUST WAIT TILL MY ANIME CLUB HEARS ABOUT THIS

DEXTOWW, THEW HAS BEEN A MUWDOW!

Yeah on John Murphy. Everyone loves the Trainspotting soundtrack, but some of the music in both 28 days later and sunshine are so great.

Mark Isham did a really nice score to Life as a House. Much better on its own than the schlocky film.

You brought up a great point. Wayy too many movies sound like they hire the same composer and the same orchestra, regardless of the film. I've never understood why period films don't get an orchestra of instruments specifically from that age

So, I couldn't find it.
I couldn't find the discussion of how incredible the dream team of Nick Cave and Warren Ellis are, so that's here.

This is the first instance where the soundtrack got me to seek out and watch the film.

Because its Thomas Newton, and its fantastic. See Also: Revolution Road, Shawshank Redemtion, Green Mile.

ALSO ALSO ALSO: The fountain is beautiful, but if you haven't taken a good listen to Clint Mansell's score to Moon, take the time to do so. Just as good, if not better.

Rubicon could have been incredible, but I'll never forgive it for not being a second hour of the Breaking Bad finale, like I thought it was.

Never been to Portland. Everyone I've met from portland has been an insufferable douche.

Oh, that makes much more sense than 'taste a certain animal coming'.
Thanks!

Okay So..
Veronica's new friend is acting suspicious, so she follows her and something dramatic and shady happens. And then Weevil is accused of crimes, because he's mexican. Wallace has a romantic side story noone cares about. Logan is a bad boy and noone cares either. Veronica's dad is ~*OMG TOTES Obliv*~

I missed all of this. So, did Gary have to fly and just happened to book one of his girlfriend's flights, or is he flying all her flights to act jealous if Cindy offers any smooth doctors multiple bottles of vodka?

Is that introduction question supposed to be rhetorical?
May I remind you:

Ditto on the anti-climactic. Pity too, because after they started doing the 'possessed female protagonist' thing again, I thought it would be better, because they still have the spooky basement to get to, and whatever the evil is, it obviously lives down there.
But all I got was a shaky night-vision romp through a…

Or maybe you haven't finished it yet because you never stopped watching.

So
I kept calling up Night of Too Many Stars last night, so I could bitch Adam Scott out for bailing on Party Down, but I kept getting goddamn Andy Richter. So I bitched him out for bailing on Controls the Universe and went to bed.

Is this
the only episode of south park where Cartman had no lines?
Even in that one stem-cell ep I think he said something.
I'm not complaining, just….weird.

I'd like to bookmark Katy's book.