Michael Sicinski is writing for the AV Club now? Yee haw!

"Oh, that Winston! Even though New York is covered with marshmallow slime, he still loves it! Spoken like a true Ghostbuster!"

Say something else about puking bile! I'm so close! Don't leave me like this!

Stop it! You're turning me on!

Is it too late to amend my previous comment to "next fall"?

Tell us more about yourself, SeanRobinson. For instance, how do you feel about starting the seventh grade this fall? Scared? Excited? Little bit of both?

I loved THE BOURNE SALIENT POINT.

I loved THE BOURNE SALIENT POINT.

Three questions for Mike:

Three questions for Mike:

How many ambiguously gay improv assholes, roughly? Like 20? 30?

Joshua Leonard never got past Duplass's teeth either.

Yes. Because movies without big budgets, celebrities, or scripts adapted from comic books / Young Adult books / zombie fanfiction can't possibly be interesting to a general audience.

Hey, everybody complaining that the ending's implausible because it's too science-fiction-y for the movie's up-until-that-point-realistic setting:

Love love love this movie, for all of the reasons described here.

It's fun to imagine readers who haven't seen the movie trying to construct a mental image of "the Max Headroom version of Daniel Schorr."