357 comments and not one about Up All Night. Am I the only person who enjoys that show?

I hated Walk Hard and loved Step Brothers. Is there something wrong with me?

It seems like coming up with an interesting premise for a movie is way easier than writing a compelling script for said premise.

At the risk of sounding like a contrarian, I actually enjoy Jesse more than Michael. Feel free to tell me in great detail exactly how wrong I am.

What a fucking waste of a movie that was. I liked the concept, but the plotting felt like a joyless slog through what should've been a fun, light-hearted film.

Can someone please explain Jonah Hill's inexplicable success? I mean, he was OK in Superbad, but really? Him?

If it's anything like East Baltimore, I'm sold!

Rural southwest, by Springfield. Kansas City seemed mostly OK, and I've only been to St. Louis once, but it also didn't seem as awful. Even Springfield is mostly OK, but once you get outside the city limits. . .

Less women? You mean men?

Psh. Lady, you sicken me.

It's not nice to call the miller's wife a "bear."

That's only appropriate if you're in a ska band circa 2001.

Wasn't Noel Gallagher's target audience exactly the same as Coldplay's?

Also, in case anyone is interested, the stereotypes you've heard about how racist and ignorant people in Missouri aren't totally true. Half the people are worse than you've heard. I've learned so many new slurs for black people here. Also, Abe Lincoln is history's greatest monster.

gross

Is there a part of St. Louis that's not a shithole? I'm seriously asking, since I'm stuck in Missouri for work and St Louis is only a few hours away. We went to the Schlafly Taproom and the Bridge, but walking around downtown at night seemed pretty terrifying.

Yeah, the blue body paint was a bit over-the-top. Wait, what were we talking about?

Are you some sort of Australian? It's hard to tell from the context.

I don't know why movies bother giving actors accents. Just give every foreign person a British accent and be done with it. It worked for every movie involving the Romans.

I've only seen one episode of Regular Show but it was surprisingly great. Also some other show with a blue cat who was wearing his mom's wedding dress for some reason, and all the boys fell in love with him because he looked like a beautiful lady. It was surprisingly progressive and subversive for a kid's show.