I thought it was: 
'batin, dude

Sorry, she's not here anymore. But I think she would have agreed.

Great point. I think I had kinda drawn a vague parallel between them and the "poor naked wretches" while watching, without articulating it to myself in any way. So I guess for me they evoked rather than represented, but maybe that's just semantics.

Make sure to ask whether they think Tony dies at the end of the Sopranos.

I don't even have a Bhaneja.

TVS is about the sights, the music, the alienness, of being a broad.

I think this is an especially severe problem in the case of a painstaking director like Kubrick. The idea that every frame, every piece of decor, doesn't have a meaning or a thoroughly worked-out reason for being, is inconceivable to some people. People start with the perception of him as someone working on a higher…

I thought it referred to my wedding night.

a cinema geek's homage to whatever was glowing in the briefcase in Kiss Me Deadly

It seems like the gist of Room 237, which sorta ties in with the "subset" you mention, is that there are some people who just don't do subtext. Haven't seen the movie, so I don't know if it's a "satire" of them, but I mean, the guy who think it's all an allegory for the genocide of native Americans…I think he's in the…

I thought we had all agreed that that one went back, and to the left.

But if there's one thing we know from Carell's movie career, it's that America breathlessly flocks to something once they know he's in it.

That's what she said.

Being sodomized red-hot-ironically.

Ugh. This is why I stick to the rivers and the lakes that I'm used to.

Aren't we all. Aren't we all.

And that's PRECISELY why I refuse to make too much money.

Which album is that?

Couldn't "getting a 1099" be traded out for any other phrase and that sentence would still work?

Arty "Two-Hander."