I would love a Talespin Live Action remake

The bipartisan nature of the series is also helped by the fact that we don't know which state Springfield is in. If it were established as a Red or Blue state then those vague insults to both parties would be colored accordingly

The bottom wasn't taped to the doorframe so it functioned a bit like a doggy door. You can see Winston make his escape via it. Also the scene before has Schmidt slip the juice though it.

I'm gonna watch the crap out of this… That sounds Amazing!

Highest of fives to you sentient_tachyon!
I just hadn't considered making the drive to see it there until after reading the article, then was remiss to see that they aren't showing it.
In fact that you have tickets already, proves my fear that its just not playing there.

I find it a bit odd that he mentions the 35mm projector at the Yonkers location paying for itself, but they don't appear to be showing a 35mm print of "Interstellar" on November 4th

Your reference to Bay's Ninja Turtles is flawed. They set out to make another Ninja Turtles movie. Feig is saying he doesn't want to make another Ghostbusters, he wants to make a new movie about building a business that hunts ghosts, and showing a whole new group of characters in that endeavor, then he wants to tack…

If its going to be a completely different movie set in a completely different universe I don't see why they wouldn't just give it a completely different name. Just let the blurb "The female answer to Ghostbusters" be enough to get people to go see your completely different movie that is just "Ghostbusters" with an all…

I completely agree Mr. Picklebuneyes… I was a bit upset that the show seemed to be coopting it as something inherently black. I mean I be nodding at people all the damn time. Its just the modern way to say hello to someone, or at least to acknowledge their presence, when you're out in the world. It's a politeness…

I have to give it to Winston for that rock block of Paula Cole… especially since the show committed so hard to having "Where have all the cowboys gone" play in real time through the following scenes.
I loved this episode first must see of Season Four.

I may have overgasped when I read this news… I am quite disappointed

I hope that Christopher Lloyd has a cameo as the titular character!
One-Hundred Seven Comments and I'm the first to make a reference to him also being in "My Favorite Martian" and this being the role he was born to play… For shame A/V Club for shame.

There can exist inconsistencies within the two episodes that have already aired and it is to those inconsistencies which I am referring. Which when you consider each episode is only 22 minutes it becomes even worse that the writers, actors, or director can't find a tone and stick to it.

Yeah. I love "The Godfather" I was more using the whole "it insists on itself" quote in relationship to "blackish" because it acts better than it is

In 2010 I took a job working for Carnival Cruise Lines running the onboard comedy club on the Carnival Dream, the only reason I bring that up is that due to a job on the ocean I didn't see a single movie in theatres that year until December. This meant that the first viewing of Toy Story 3 took place in my room,…

Am I the only one hoping that this entire season is serialized after that fantastic opening?

But even if she did refer to him as such in the episode. The review is written and if we all agree that in text Andre = Dad and Dre = Son then we can get along. Junior just makes me think of The Cleveland Show

I'm pretty sure she was referring to her son when she did that

How exactly was Pete an asshole in this episode? I completely agreed with his no hand holding stance as it was definitely excessive.

So far they have always referred to father as Andre and son as Dre. Except for the insensitive white coworker who referred to him as Dr. Dre… but that was more just racism