Cue Deuce Bigalow reference in 3, 2, 1…

Bong in hand

Santiago Unido, would be more accurate and fitting for a suave lothario like the one in hand.

I think for a time, around February last year, he actually tried. But then realized it was not worth the effort and came back to the old ways.

I believe it was the editing and the awkward, kinda over-the-top camera angles.

*nods emphatically*
*throws gang signs through his chest*
*snorts coke*

Unfortunately, I don't think so. He's been setting-up a way out of late shows in the past few months himself. He's apparently going to host a game show and is producing/hosting that "I effing love science" thing.

Yep, Dunaway's character is a bit underwritten.

I love the film and, although her character was a bit underwritten, the couple did work very well, but the sex scene is hands down one of the worst I have ever seen.

Oh, man, the cinematography is just gorgeous. If this wasn't a superb movie already, based on all its other merits, that should be enough to sell it.

You're my fact-checking cuz… tard pie.

I wonder if he eats like an ordinary guy

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True. That intersection leaves them a good chunk of an audience, among newcomers who genuinely like them, diehard fans and people who go to their shows because this is a "can't miss" band (or so they've heard). Yet, people who think they are too popular to be cool and those who find them to be the epitome of boring…

On the cue of your Zen Arcade and Double Nickels comment, plus Let it be, I remember having my brain absolutely blown when I made a list with all the seminal indie rock records that came out on 1984. I had a piece to write for a newspaper on their 20th anniversary. It quite baffles me that it's been 10 years already.

You gotta be excited for EMA's upcoming album, then. At the very least, one of the lead singles had quite a "Celebrity skin" vibe to it.

She was also in her hottest, gotta give Corgan that.

This is very true and a justified critique; but short sells the fact that the amount of source material we do get to see is just astounding.

Told ya it was one of the happiest nights of my life!

One of my happiest memories is a Dean & Britta / Sonic Boom playing Spectrum double bill, which I saw some good five years ago. Cheval Sombre, a cool albeit underated band, opened.