I don't really see it but accept it if true.

I don't think he's the guy to go after lameness.

This guy looks pretty white, even without the makeup.

Was it a fucking katana? It's always a fucking katana.

That's…admirable. We should get those here in California. It would change everything.

I suppose War, Inc. was relevant in that it was part of a short lived trend of blaring, incomprehensible, negative partisan message movies without a message.

I think you're thinking of Chukotka. Kamchatka is way too far from Alaska to have a bridge.

Reagan seriously prolonged the Vietnam Syndrome. As far as I can tell, we were starting to get over it when he insisted on bringing it back with all his bullshit.

I'm glad they brought up the whole trick of using 2D images in 3D space, because it's one of my biggest pet peeves about documentaries today.

It was my 15th favorite movie of 2007, which is like 5th favorite for a normal year.

I didn't see it. Did the title sequence ins Season 2 remove everything that made Season 1 unique?

Without competing ideologies, how can civilization progress?

I will say this. In Long Way Round, the highways of Siberia were mud. Now they're paved. So I get it. I mean, fuck him, but I get it.

Man, though, that movie was an experience.

Cameron Crowe only.

(Record scratch)

Al Franken wrote about it in Rush Limbaugh Is a Big Fat Idiot. Apparently conspiracy theorists kept spam-faxing news organizations claiming that the Oklahoma City Bombing was really a Japanese attack in retaliation for the Tokyo Subway Sarin attack, which was really an American attack.

Okay, okay. I'm just tired of it turning into a catch-all term for anything Russian– "babushka dolls," etc.

That sounds about right.

Only the far left. Which is the majority of people I interact with.