Seldom have such impressive technical skills been used in such a brainless endeavor.

I always identified "Candy Man" more with Anthony Newley than Sammy Davis, Jr.
Also, Dr. Doolittle.

I like when she gets into the Visible Car.

They might not get too many page-clicks, but I'm all for it. As long as it's not reminiscent of the famous WKRP roundtable. Art reflects its time, and I find it slightly unfair to apply rigid rules of today's society to older works. Perspective is important, but shouldn't be overemphasized.

It's funny. Before he met and teamed up with Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis performed what the vaudeville folk called a "dummy" act, which mostly involved comic lip-syncing to records. Nothing's new under the sun.

Eldorado.

So desires Hot Toys, the high-end 1/6 action figure company.

Proving once again, Germans love this comment.

This is welcome news. My friends and I will use this to film our homemade monster movie. There's a train coming through the area that'll make for an excellent background shot.

"18 Amazing Songs Which We Wish Weren't Quite So 'Jew-y'"

The four-hour Sinatra doc from HBO "All Or Nothing At All." Or, "Going Clear" also from Alex Gibney.

And zxg to you and yours, at this special time of year.

Yeah, me too. It was pretty cool for what it was.

Monkees version. No kidding.

I thought that's what I heard! Nice to know I'm not losing it quite yet. Yep. And said by a Black actor/character.

I think so, but not necessarily twins.

I read somewhere that Poe wasn't supposed to survive, but it became obvious he was too interesting to write out of the story. Cool for Oscar Issac.

I for one thought that Rey was also Han and Leia's daughter. Not necessarily Ben's twin, but the emphasis they played on Han and Rey's similarities and genuine affection wasn't accidental. Most importantly, if Han were aware of Rey needing to get back to wait for her family (which I think he was), by offering her a…

In the words of Finn, "Droid, no."

I just finished watching the final Soup. Like every other commenter I'm going to miss the crap out of that show. To quote one of my favorite moments which I had forgotten:
"That I Do, Sir."