Yes, I love that.   (Especially in the scene where Ginny and Mel dance and argue about Cozette all the way through the opener, or when they film Making Whoopee, or…)

The Fosters and Twisted are both incredibly diverse and thought-provoking for teenage/family dramas.

No one takes @avclub-45a2526aa1cd63d0c2668f11aa0d0e83:disqus 's dragons!

YES.

SOBBING.

I think I played that one more than "Where In the World"!  I can still remember the one about the Roman baths and the columns…

::sob::

Because of the Big Red No!

He's fantastic on every subject he writes about.  I think he's one of the best non-fiction writers/essayists out there today.

@Andy Dwyer liked my comment, you guys.  Good for you, Andy.  :D

Yes, I was about to say this.

It was fun, it really was.  Don't think about it too hard and see it with people who are willing to make fun of it with you, and it'll be a great experience.

But there's still time!  I don't understand why Hollywood is so obsessed with the first weekend being the most important.  It's doing solid business overseas (the diverse cast helps) and lots of people I know want to see it and just haven't had time to go yet.

My ex and I had a mini-golf date that was amazing, but that was several years into our relationship.  I think I'm too competitive to handle that on a first date with a new person.

The only exceptions:  "I'll Make A Man Out of You" from Mulan and "I Won't Say I'm In Love" from Hercules

I had already seen this photo, but seeing it here brings me joy all over again.

Another movie I've been meaning to see for years…

I admit that my appreciation of this movie was increased tenfold by Andrew's biceps in spandex.   I usually don't go for tall skinny types, but Garfield > Maguire in every way.

I owe you an email, don't I?  My inbox is insane right now…

I was terrified of that scene when the movie came out.  I look forward to seeing it again as an adult and being chilled on a whole new level…