Yeah, Sky Blue Sky was like "dad rock" for me (Steely Dan, etc etc.)…hopefully this thing isn't so "old"

Gwar > Belle & Sebastian

Besides their lame indie beef, they couldn't be two more completely different bands, so I think its impossible to compare the two.

Loved Soft Bulletin, Loved Yoshimi
But I couldn't get behind "Mystics" at all. Am I alone?

I'm headed to support my film at a fest in Germany next month and the whole she-bang will cost me about $1150. It's insane how low international airfare is these days. The economy might be in the tank but its a great time to see the world! (if you wanna)

*this week

Thank you!
For talking about the market. Many a hipster filmmaker folk will be walking around this telling coffee shop confidantes that "my film is in Cannes." ANYONE, and I mean ANYONE can get into the market (you pay the fee, it can be rejected from the actual festival, but they'll be happy to throw it on the…

all of the episodes can probably fit onto one disc…

You know how to penetrate to the core, sweet Adam.

I hope Hurwitz has smartened up to never work with FOX in the future.

I saw the Brothers Bloom at KC FilmFest (Director Rian Johnson recorded an iTunes podcast after for Creative Screenwriting Magazine! WOOT)….besides him being a nice, friendly dude at the after party, and being responsible for "Brick," I went in with high hopes and wasn't disappointed. More of a popcorn crunching…

I am so ridiculously excited for this movie
I could almost skip all films this summer just to fast forward to October.

I thought the Police weren't cool anymore.

The Postal Service version of this is sublime.

aleskel— that would explain a lot.

Wow, so I made a mistake. I was referring to Tobias Wolfe…carry on.

@ET… I totally agree with you. And dare I say that Norbit *gulp* actually has a few redeeming/chuckle-worthy moments?

Yeah, I know, if only we could regulate radio stations so we could get ALL popular conservative viewpoints silenced! Democracy, bitch. Gotta love it.

Yup, those Visine commercials are pillars of the American experience. Weak.

/Cosign