For what it is worth, I've always hated how they portray Tina Fey's guy troubles/general character. It always seem like the flaws models use on talk show to make them sound normal. "Oh I am so nerdy!" "Oh I can't get a date!" "Oh I love junk food!"
For what it is worth, I've always hated how they portray Tina Fey's guy troubles/general character. It always seem like the flaws models use on talk show to make them sound normal. "Oh I am so nerdy!" "Oh I can't get a date!" "Oh I love junk food!"
It is the nostalgia talking. Pete & Pete was pretty great, but that show was an oddball (I mean, it used the guys from Miracle Legion for the music). Even Stevens was no difference that any other Disney/Nick show today, except the production values weren't as high and it was single camera. And all the cartoons are…
Hmm
Now, Silence of the Lambs/college freshman thing makes people feel old. But I sorta feel if I got in a time machine and end up in the 18th century, Jerry Orbach would walking away from a body saying "Well, his butter got churned for the last time".
Trust me, it is easy to hate on Lost while loving it. It is a good show, but there is so much ridiculous going on. In the episodes, the endless fan theories and fanwanking, obsessions over dumb things like the names of the series finales, the deification of Darlton.
Hot Fuzz over SotD for me. But yes, most likely cause I am more well versed in action movies than zombie flicks.
Huh
You know how you shoot a horse when it breaks a leg or something? This is like shooting a horse after it broke three legs, a neck, and the first 20 bullets didn't do the job.
I think it is an apt comparison. That said, I'm not a big fan of either, so grain of salt. But Wheldon's slang is never quite as cringe-inducing as Cody's.
"Lisa Lampanelli: intentionally racist, or just trying to make a statement about our society?" The correct answer is Lisa Lampanelli is awful.
Never said I wasn't a hipster. I am a hipster. I wouldn't be caught dead wearing skinny jeans or the like, but yeah. I live in artsy neighbourhood in a major city and listen to bands that get good reviews and comment on AV Club articles. I just don't get the concept of hating a song cause it was used in a mediocre…
Not sure how you got Talkingislove out of my name, but always glad to find new fans!
Wow
This is an amazing amount of hand wringing over a great song in a not so great movie. That and the constant Pitchfork analysis makes this almost seem like a parody of a hipster blog. And seriously, you are that angry over people mistaking "All Along the Watchtower" as Hendrix's? It is the superior version. You…
My family isn't a typical one. My grandma was a lovely person, but not a large part of my life. Alex Chilton's songs were.
Wow
My grandmother died this morning and honestly this is competing in the devastation race. It may be wrong, but Granny never wrote a song as great as "Watch the Sunrise" either.
I hate the subject thing.
So, a Vicky Christina Barcelona parody? A bit random. Some writer's Netflix queue must be toward the end of a Woody Allen kick.
Shack Shake, motherfucker.
Journalism!
You do realize your choices aren't Michael Bay or Diablo Cody, right? I mean, there are also Tyler Perry movies. If you are black.
Ha.
I remember when a bunch of my feminist friends where all hailing this as a great movie. Which just proves even butch feminazi lesbos can be swayed by marketing.
Of course it isn't Edmonton cold or anything. We aren't dumb.
It's very cold, French, our money has blue hockey players on it and our celebrities are 2nd teir Apatow bit players. We live a hard life. But for a glorious few months five years ago, a few bands made up of mostly out of town college kids made us gods to you people. Oh how quickly the mighty have fallen.