I really loved Fitzgerald when I undertook a similar approach to famous literature a few years back. Tender Is the Night and The Beautiful and the Damned are really great.

Better than 1.6? Yes, sure.
Good? Certainly not.

I have a feeling that I would strongly dislike you in real life…

That sequence annoyed the living shit out of me. It highlighted so many of the season's flaws.

It's kind of dead. Not enough articles and not enough commenters.

You have to be fucking kidding me. If I get one more Bunheads notification I'm gonna snap.

And here I was, ready to speak up about what a great little unseen film that Rachel Getting Married was.

Wow, @facebook-1789012451:disqus , did Coppola beat up your dog or something? Take it easy.

I'll be the one to say it then: Kubrick was definitely going down the same path as Coppola. Although I really love Eyes Wide Shut, it certainly has a feeling of 'cheapness' about it all. It's beautiful and haunting, but there are certain moments where it doesn't feel close to a Kubrick - not polished or refined.…

And then Forrest Gump is the second best, right? Right?

Ugh, are we calling Cast Away good now? I like Hanks, but no.

The scene on the boat was so good. It just said everything about Jack and Liz's relationship.

The first shot of the Devil scared the shit out of me.

Sinister. I think he may have produced.

It only had 6 episodes and was on a channel that's pretty obscure. There's still hope for it in the future. It's such a good show, I'm sure it will get its time in the sun.

It's not just the Emmys…

Save us 30 Rock, you're our only hope!

Yeah, I sure know I'd hate to be receiving millions of dollars for a show that requires minimum screen time.

Enlightened would smash them all!!!

If anything, I think it will age poorly. Presumably, a lot of shows will come out in the future using a similar technique on the Netflix model, and Season 4 will pale in comparison.