A Dream for Spring? Hell, we'll be lucky if The Winds of Winter is out by then.

Ah yes, Predators, where he literally yells "DIE, SPACE FAGGOT!"

I think we're missing a huge flaw here, in that Tim Gutterson missed.

The hypotheticals/cameos should've just kept going with increasingly ridiculous suspects. "Then I thought it might be Errol…or Dickie… or Shelby…or one-armed Quarles…or Mags…"

Yeah, I was so tense during those scenes with Winona and the daughter because I was certain some shit was about to go down.

"Where'd you find the car?"

"JESUS CHRIST!"

Great analysis there. I just watched that episode again last night, as I've been catching up the girlfriend on the show. Aside from a few illogical moments, Season 4 is pretty masterful all around, and that finale is borderline perfect.

Shit, really? The guy who said anyone who touches a leather coat should be tried for murder? Nice catch.

That's how you know it's the final season. He was invincible until now.

The dialogue in this movie fucking kills.

This is on of those movies I thought was just alright when it came out, yet now it's one of my all-time favorites. The reflection of the city lights onto the clouds, the music, the performances, everything is so juicy. I catch something new every time I watch it.

Eh, enough baby/pregnancy storylines. Not everyone in the show needs to end up with kids.

That's the first time I realized Nick Offerman could laugh like this: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

On Netflix, the episode they have is the longer "Producer's Cut" version, in which he says Rachel Ray instead of Matchbox 20. I always found the Matchbox 20 one way more hilarious.

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Eh, that's not really what he does here.

Reminds me of this gem: http://gameological.com/201…

Haha.

Also, Neeson's wife Natasha Richardson had recently died when Neeson was filming this. Adds another layer of devastation to his performance.