Does it make me a bad person if I dislike Mind MGMT because Matt Kindt’s artwork is so bad? Sorry, I know it a style choice, but it's a bad one - the art is, in places, incompetent. Just me?

that has to happen…

can we try this with Business Time? Actually, can we try every trailer with Business Time?

nah, seems Bud Abbott was ok, but Lou Costello was pure evil.

The New England upper middle-class chew their vowels and elongate their consonants? Never been there, so, if you say so. But compare Hugh to Damien Lewis in Homeland and there's no contest. I think the difference is that Laurie was doing an accent, and Lewis was doing a character, who had an accent.

It was SO much better than expected - it may actually be my favourite Who episode, ever. And when Tom showed up, i almost squealed…

quite shocking to consider that 2016 will be the 50th anniversary and they don't seem to have anything planned. Amazing to think that Dr. Who may have a better 50th anniversary than Star Trek…

Ladies and Gentleman….
Ms…
Grace….
Jones….

Greatest contribution that Agatha made to society was giving an excuse for Margaret Rutherford to make those fab Ms. Marple movies. Which contributed to society this fantastic theme:

Alec Guinness is so good….

Didn't Craig say he was going to do two more and finish? That sounds about right. Don't want to see him remind us of View To a Kill-era Roger.

ooooh, that would work…

I like the guy in front, holding his phone landscape-orientation, looking over this shoulder at the dude with his portrait-orientation phone. "pfft - amateur…"

ooooh, the blackboard scene in Torn Curtain…

duh: Bobby McFerrin did the music in Vertigo; John Ferren designed the dream sequence in Don't worry be happy.

Let me know when someone syncs that to the new trailer. Hoping to see it in a future "Great job, Internet"

upvoted for "watery housewife ballads". Did you coin that or is that already a radio format? "CHAI 99FM: watery housewife ballads to get you through the day. And now, a 90's classic from Bryan Adams…"

…but, as bad as this is, we can all agree that the absolute worst Bryan Adams song is "Please Forgive Me", right?

Good point. i need to rematch both again, because I seem to remember a lot more similarities than just the structure.

Love this movie, but I've never understood why there isn't more talk about the debt it owes to Jaramusch. The much-lauded "jumpled-timeline" structure is exactly the same as Mystery Train!