Hmm…"Skrillex" does kind of sound like the name of a Cobra bad guy, now that you mention it.

Hmm…"Skrillex" does kind of sound like the name of a Cobra bad guy, now that you mention it.

Sweet, now he can buy that neck he's always wanted.

Sweet, now he can buy that neck he's always wanted.

They bought the entire company, which presumably owns all of the old film rights too.  So, unless there was some kind of carve-out, Disney can probably do what it likes with the back catalog now.

They bought the entire company, which presumably owns all of the old film rights too.  So, unless there was some kind of carve-out, Disney can probably do what it likes with the back catalog now.

That dragon is already included with every Denny's meal, so no extra effort required.

That dragon is already included with every Denny's meal, so no extra effort required.

I was fully prepared for Axl's sad vocals, but I assumed he'd at least hired a competent group of scabs to back him up.  But the lead guitar is out of tune, and within 15 seconds the entire band is out of sync with each other on the intro of "Jungle."  My high school band covered this song (in 1992-93), and we managed…

I was fully prepared for Axl's sad vocals, but I assumed he'd at least hired a competent group of scabs to back him up.  But the lead guitar is out of tune, and within 15 seconds the entire band is out of sync with each other on the intro of "Jungle."  My high school band covered this song (in 1992-93), and we managed…

Very tasty, Weaver!

Very tasty, Weaver!

We're here!  We're clear!  We don't want any more bears!

We're here!  We're clear!  We don't want any more bears!

"The end"?  That would've left me still begging for an explanation.

"The end"?  That would've left me still begging for an explanation.

Linklater has said that it wasn't intended to be a comedy, and he was a bit surprised that it was received as such.  It definitely has a melancholy vibe that makes it resonate more than other similar films.  And yes, anyone who went to high school in a smallish town over the last 40 years can relate to the experiences…

Linklater has said that it wasn't intended to be a comedy, and he was a bit surprised that it was received as such.  It definitely has a melancholy vibe that makes it resonate more than other similar films.  And yes, anyone who went to high school in a smallish town over the last 40 years can relate to the experiences…

"You're a sick fuck, Fink."

"You're a sick fuck, Fink."