Is it just me or is Paulie freakishkly young-looking in that video? He has to have been in his 40's but he looks just like, well, the guy in the mop-top playing bass.

sooo… you used to work at Blackberry?

Great call on Bat For Lashes, excellent analysis, too bad you don't have a link to the awesome video. You're welcome:

Isn't that an urban myth? I heard that came from an interview he did with Barbara Walters, that went really badly. Connery wanted to end the questioning, she persisted, so he decided to piss her off by telling her he thought women who talk too much needed a smack.

Leave yer snark about our prawn cocktail crisps outside, ferner…

if only he got to be Seamus' age…

Ironic, considering he just blew his chance of rock'n'rolling or r'nb-ing with Ellen ohmigawd Barkin.

oh wow… the unintended irony in this post just made my brain implode…

omg I'd forgotten the title of that album. I can see that you're a superfan, and I'm sorry for the snark, but you have to admit "Script for a Jester's Tear" is such a pretentious title, it's begging for ridicule.

huh - hadn't heard. But that must have been the first time that's happened - aren't there lot's of movies and books with the same title? Something about not being able to copy-protect titles?

How does a director get his name in the title of a movie? Does he have to pay the producers? Is there an entrance exam? And if not, shouldn't there be a committee of peers to calculate the "Hubris-to-Talent" ratio? Or at least a friend, to have a quiet word?
Cos if John Carpenter got laughed at for doing it, then this…

The doctors death was… funny, shocking, perplexing, totally believable. I loved it. Actually, I really enjoyed the movie, and sorta approved of the PG13 vibe - meant they had to crank the tension and spectacle, and avoid the usual gore cliches. (Plus Peter Capaldi as a WHO doctor!)

…and three of those movies where offered to Chris Reeves first. (No, not Forrest Gump…)
Basically, where would Richard Gere be if Reeve and Travolta weren't so picky?

Also: can't give enough love to this Mr. Pricklepants in Toy Story 3.

The glee in his voice…. how he does over-the-top and understated AT THE SAME TIME - how is that even possible?

"here come the fuzzzzzz…."

I guess we don't have to worry about a remake cos, tv news… not exactly where it's at these days, right? (But I vote for Lizzy Kaplan.)

ok, that makes sense! (Bad choice of clip, then. I gave up when the "disguised" Sherlock dropped his books) But do the subtitles get better?

Really? cos that clip looked pretty bad: the clunky foley, the hilarious subtitles and that little guy is Sherlock? …nah…
(though Watson looks good.)

I applaud your restraint  - you could have gone for the firstie, but you stayed classy. You get to jump the line for a shot of vitamins and speed in your gluteus. Drop yer shorts.