There is nothing wrong with people who like or dislike a particular television show. Unless, of course, they like a little show called "Homeboys from Outer Space."

Forbidden Zone for the win, motherfuckers.

Wasn't Cast Away a film version of the Johnny Castaway screensaver?

I love Dellamorte, Dellamore (Cemetery Man). Anna Falchi's tits have never looked better and Rupert Everett has never seemed as straight. Also, didn't that movie have the killer boy scout zombies? If so, that's years before Fido did it.

Rorschach is probably a combination of The Question and Mr. A.

Second to the Looney Tunes Back in Action recommendation. It is funny and a treat for real fans of LT, with a lot of callbacks and cameos to minor characters. It's a good movie, and even Fraser, Elfman and Steve Martin are tolerable in it. Even without Mel Blanc, the Looney Tunes are funny.

My favorite name for a sequel is Darkman III: Die, Darkman, Die! I prefer to use that as a sequel joke over the overused Electric Boogaloo. For example: Legally Blond III: Die, Darkman, Die!

C'mon people, he was in HIGH SPIRITS in 1988 as the wife-killing, farting ghost who gets the pleasure of killing Daryl Hannah and fucking Beverly D'Angelo.

Yeah, I've tried to watch it several times over the past few months, based on the praise it gets here, but I just don't find it funny. It gets close to a funny idea (the woo girls) and then it doesn't do anything funny with it. I like Jason Segel and NPH, but it seems like they are slumming badly in this show. The…

Worst smelling town? Ogallala, Nebraska. I had to drive through there on I-80 quite a bit for a couple of years and I contemplated suicide each time around there (it was probably the combo of the smell and spending 8 fucking hours driving through fucking Nebraska).

Open the door, get on the floor
Everybody walk the dinosaur.

I'm looking forward to this and Mike Judge's Extract
I haven't seen anything yet this summer. My summer movie season starts around Labor Day this year, apparently.

I was a fan of Sather, despite my stupid comment above. He and Norm MacDonald could have been brothers.

If he hadn't offed himself, Soderbergh probably would have cast him in The Informant.

According to imdb, also featuring
Scott Adsit
legendary cartoon dog barker Frank Welker
Andrew Daly
Candy Clark
Bob Zany (the cheaper, uglier Rick Ducummun)
and a shitload more comedians

This is my favorite movie of all time.
Gotta love the made-up slang, the violence, and the atmosphere.

Did they ever cover Miller's Crossing in the NCC? Off to the searchbox.

mbs— Folks! was fucking terrible. One of those movies where you watch the protagonist undergo inconveniences/aggravating situations over and over and you wonder why it's supposed to be funny.

McC is in Lone Star for about three minutes. That movie is made by Cooper, Pena, and a host of character actors. One of my absolute favorite movies, aside from Kristofferson's jackass wink at the end.

I thought the best Keanu ever did was either the retarded hired killer in I Love You to Death or Keanu being Keanu in River's Edge. Or Ted Theodore Logan in the Bill and Ted movies.