Yeah. A bit.

I mentioned this on the other thread, but my main problem with Take Shelter was Michael Shannon being cast in that part.

Go put my luggage back in the car, Torgo!

If The World's End had just stayed as it started out (a relatively real-world midlife crisis story), it could have been been brilliant. However, it grew dumber and dumber the more sci-fi it got and the end was a total mess that pissed all over any point it was trying to make.

Only up to 21?

Maybe someone will offer him a lemonade…

The Dark Batkid.

And then there's the other commercial where he mentions how we need to save the rain forest. Could you imagine all the Fox News tantrums that would ensue if something like that happened today?

I remember me and siblings laughing our asses off at this.

"Meep."

The latest entry on the Huh? He Was Still Alive? list.

Always thought it was Roscoe Picooooo Trane when I was a kid.

Sorry. Fleshen your drink?

Ingrid is goude, but James is best.

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My main problems with Take Shelter were 1) the "the Apocalypse is coming after all!" ending and 2) the casting of Michael Shannon, of all things. That part really needed an everyman and, as big a fan I am of his, he doesn't remotely qualify. Whenever he's on screen, I spend the entire time waiting for him to…

Good point. We already have Moneypenny, Q, a male M, and Universal Exports back and now we'll have Blofeld. I'm concerned that the next film will have the volcano hideout with the faceless minions jog-marching around.

So did Billy Joe McAllister jump off of her bridge?

Frozen is a slog at first, but things pick up when they go out in hunt of Ice Princess What's Her Face. The songs are pretty much tacked on; this story didn't really need to be a musical.

The Tree of Life couldn't decide whether it wanted to be a period family drama or a Kubrick knockoff, so it wound up being an unsatisfying hybrid of them both.

Also fine choices. I was really surprised by how wrapped up I was in Wreck-It Ralph. Both it and The Lego Movie were far better than they had any right being.