Love this movie…inspirational on so many levels (as far as creative and ambitious storytelling is concerned).

You should have it put on your tombstone so as to ring through the ages.

Good points. Which would potentially explain why the pig idea holds any water.

Noted, thanks— I guess that makes me wonder just how long the zombie attention span is and the level of their cognition. If they get fed a couple of rats at midnight and are still loitering at midday…I don't know. Are they actively thinking, "Hey, this is where the food was!" or do they kind of operate as a mob…

The most annoying thing about this show is that a great majority of accidents/incidents could be averted with a little common sense. Like, maybe have a night guard posted in every cell block. Or maybe have, you know, fucking doors on the cells you're sleeping in. I mean it's the zombie apocalypse. Doors are key.

Looks just like how I remember the book.

It would've been kind of hilarious for them to have filmed an alternate it-was-only-a-dream ending and included in that Blu-Ray orgasm that comes out later this year— they all seem to have good senses of humor, that shit would've been hysterical.

Fair enough. Though I am a viewer also— I guess I failed to specify which viewer.

It would have been the ultimate punishment, not only for Walt, but for the viewer. Too much to bear. And I don't really think he died happily— I like to think his smile in the Aryans' lab is sort of instinctual. He loved chemistry.

That comment about walking out of the dorm and smelling weed and hearing Coolio— it's like I just had a 'Nam flashback. I was there, man— I WAS THERE.

It's crazy how precarious Walt's leadership is. While I can envision many scenarios here, Walt giving the Aryans orders no longer seems to be among them…I mean, can you imagine Gus ever having been in such a position? Wriggling around in the back seat of a cop car while his muscle disobeyed him, spraying bullets in…

Did everybody have a 9th grade geography teacher that forced them to listen to U2? I had one that made us listen to "Bloody Sunday" one day and then….I don't remember what happened after that. It was shoehorned into some discussion about Ireland I guess. No stretch there, amirite?

I have two mostly-full 400-disc changers rigged together in my living room. I know CDs are sort of irrelevant, but…what the fuck am I supposed to do w/ 800 CDs?

I feel bad for Aaron Paul…..the bitch thing is out of control. Bitch. LOOK I COULDN'T HELP IT, IT'S REALLY EASY

The UMD, that's possibly genius about Walt using the ricin on himself— that's the one person I hadn't thought of him using it on.

I HAVE NEVER SEEN COMMUNITY. There I said it. Christ! That feels good.

WILLIAM VAN LANDINGHAM!

Man of Steel was sweet. Could it have been better? Sure. Also, Michael Shannon rules. Carry on.

I enjoyed this movie, mainly because I am able to entertain simultaneous interpretations of a character without feeling betrayed, as long as the movie is "fun" (it's popcorn entertainment, after all). That being said, there are some flaws that bug me— I enjoyed the Drifter Clark aspect of the story, as it seems a…

What's a gagortion…?