I turn 41 next month and my ears aren't totally shut off (I had never heard of Courtney Barnett until her new album came out, and now I love her), but it's not the same now. I don't rely on my musical tastes to define myself like I did back in my late teens-early '20s. Hip-hop and EDM have both pretty much passed me…

I'll be the first to admit that his work is uneven (that's going to happen when you crank out a movie a year), but put together the good ones and you still have a catalog most filmmakers would envy the hell out of.

Yeah, Woody's movies are seldom served well by trailers. Even the good ones comes across as stilted and aimless when chopped into two minute bits.

Learning to Drive: The Non-Union Mexican Equivalent of the Tom Petty Story.

I dunno, Peyton Reed did pretty well with Down With Love and enough of Wright's concept is being used that he still has a script credit. The trailer was also amusing enough. I think I'm cautiously optimistic about Ant-Man at this point…

I think that Doom is just doomed (HA!) to be too comic-booky to captured well in live action film. He's like yellow spandex.

There's been zero need for any Terminator movie after the second one. Next you'll say that Harper Lee is going to put out a sequel to To Kill A Mockingbird…

It's not like Carson was any better. From what I've read, the guy was a raging egomaniac who'd throw a fit whenever somebody didn't kiss his ass.

Yeah, right. Heh-heh…

The sovereignty of the Southern states has been de…

Rooney Mara big time. Depending on the angle, she either looks breathtaking or like the Star Child from 2001.

I remember it being not brilliant, but still a lot more engaging than I thought it'd be; he's certainly a lot less insufferable than Zach Braff. Worth the Redbox.

Stupid TV! Be more funny!

They've got no strings on him!

Kind of meh-looking, but let's face it: Woody could make snuff porn and I'd go see it. I'm there.

I'm always amused by the appearance of "I've Got No Strings" in the Age of Ultron clips. It's a tad less blatant than just saying, "Yep, Disney sure owns our asses now!"

Oh, totally Helen Mirren. Also Susan Sarandon and Sally Field, while we're at it.

I once saw Macy playing the POTUS on some CBS super-elite military squad show and all I could think was, "George was excited. His very first mission!"

I always thought that the adults on Arthur looked creepy as hell. The kids were typical animated characters and their parents were more like something Dr. Moreau grew in his lab.

My daughter is nine and she loves Pee-Wee's Playhouse. We once checked a six-disc set out of the library and spent an entire weekend just lying around the living room watching it. It was winter and rainy, so it wasn't like we had a ton of other places to go…