Hence the "…if we ever get around to." Because it's on Fear of a Black Planet, the first Public Enemy album I owned.

Group-thinking people are confused.

According to Pitchfork's run-down of their Barcelona set, the band plays their classics masterfully, if without the ferocity they brought to the songs when the songs were new.

*Pictures Rush Limabugh sodomizing Orson Welles*

*Vomits in Mouth*
*Pictures Rush Limbaugh eating an Arby's Roast Beef sandwich*

I'm with Billingham. FSM is an excellent movie. Its unexpected emotional honesty elevates its sitcomish premise and whose performances make it insanely funny. Paul Rudd is never not funny, but his character in that film may be the best of his career.

The most frightening part is that Kennedy "gets the lion's share of the nude scenes."

The strangest thing is that Diddy is apparently funny in it. Funnier than in the "Come with Me" video, even.

The Village Voice review, which was modestly positive, seemed to suggest that the movie's a dark comedy. With a good premise, dark comedy and horror mix very well.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall is a hell of a movie. This can't possibly be as bad as its trailer looks.

I was very sleepy when I watched Time of the Wolf. Maybe I should give it another shot, because I just kept falling asleep (not something I usually do when watching movies).

"I used this gun when I was a prostitute."

Terry O'Quinn played like 3 parts in The X-Files over the years. Just go with it.

Yeah, Sufjan is from Michigan.

I Strongly Dislike Cube.
But based on this review and the trailer, I want to see this more than any movie I know is coming out this year.

Something something Vince Vaughn masturbation sound effect.

Some Other Things That Are Meant for Kids:
McDonalds' Happy Meals
Snackables
Bratz dolls
Crib Death
Pedophiles

Staten Island Welcomes Conspiracy Theorists?!
http://www.avclub.com/artic…

"Garry Marshall, appearing as himself, is made to seem like the avatar of creative success."
Consider the above sentence.

There was a French actress named Dalle,
Who became more infamous than all
Of her peers. She dismissed all the leers
The disdain, and the jeers,
As she publicly handled some balls.