Also I believe you're forgetting a little film called Leonard Part 6.

Marnie as well, thus scoring a second for Connery.

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Leggy People

You mustn't blame yourself for demeaning the wrong historical figure— we all do that sometimes.

Maybe it's just because I've been re-reading the book lately, but the logic of that anecdote— the incredible offensiveness of the comment and the mens' apology— reads like something out of Catch-22.

One of these days, Anne… pow!  Right to the camp!

I just had a hilarious idea involving Anne Frank.  Can I get a green light here?

Well, don't let her hardball you.

What if we want a political nightmare?  It's time for our long national nightmare to begin.

Let's face it: Nixon's one of the 20th century's greatest artworks.

Well, a kind of victory.

That is an amazing find.  I am totally going to make that.

Even more than the standard action setpiece, they do lend a movie a bit of spark.

James's work certainly had its motifs.  You could take the title of one story, "A Warning to the Curious", and apply it with equal suitability to at least half a dozen others ("Canon Alberic's Scrap-Book"; "The Treasure of Abbot Thomas"; "Oh Whistle and I'll Come to You, My Lad"; "The Tractate Middoth"; etc.) which…

Awesome.

I always enjoy this account, but to this day I have no idea what Avenged Sevenfold is.  Is it a game?  A band?  Foodstuff?  Anime?

I read that as "Joe Mantegna" and thought, finally!

It's pretty easy to hear that in his voice.  For me, anyway.

A common (and I think valid) complaint with Derleth's efforts has been his grafting a good vs. evil dichotomy into Lovecraft's mythology.  Lovecraft's reality held no such distinctions— his universe was ancient and hostile and terrifyingly indifferent to our well-being.