I always wondered if Leisure Suit Larry was based off him.

Three's Company is literally comfort food. Its syndication one of the first "grown up" shows kids of that era could absorb, not so much for the women, but the intense affability of John Ritter.

I never quite thought of how much 70s and 80s TV culture has slightly skewed my perception of the world as compared to my slightly to moderately younger Millennial friends. They had their Pokemons and Power Rangers and prime TGIFs while I was just a slight bit too old for that. whereas I had the comfort of 70s…

its not even nutcases on youtube comments, most of the complainants were coming from our very own AVclub.

FLIM LONDON

Man I love British shows and such, but I've never understood this weird tendency to go all gah gah cutsey and maudlin over certain elements of their pop culture. The generally cynical population becomes tumblr.

I always found Veronica Mars less of a cypher and more of warm approachable heroine. As a grown ass man, I understand her relationship issues more than Buffy's whining about Angel. But it could be just the difference in vibe of the actresses.

I'm seeing double…

he was also eating a rotisserie chicken.

The Usual Suspects is a critically well regarded timeless film. It seems odd to lump it in with a cult bro-film like Boondock Saints.

I feel Drew Barrymore's lines were the most cringey, but as I understood she championed the movie during the early stages.

(takes a puff)

yeah it replaced most of the songs

They went through the same cultural cycle: unknown movie, initial small audience acclaim, critical acclaim, mainstream embrace, derision and rejection, then no one thinks about it for awhile. And finally re-appreciation.

I suppose my own nostalgia will mess with objective reality, but I can't help but feel the late 90s to mids 00s had a good balance of mainstream acceptance while still attracting a crowd that was primarily "here for the music, man."

Who gets excited about music festivals nowadays, especially massive ones? Its now the equivalent of feeling you are a some underground trendsetter by going to Food Truck day at the mall.

Does anyone actually prefer the Directors Cut? The years have proven Richard Kelly is one those talents who is better a little constrained

yeahh I know "festival" but it seems now like every basic uni student and their younger cousin Liam is going. I liked being elitist!

Sooo I haven't been to a music festival since 2007. Did I sell high? They are sorta done eh?

its pretty good (in most of the West), but its without question the slowest of the fast food chains. I guess cause they don't make it before you order it and don't have a staff of hundred teens like InNOut.