They do occasionally ride in, a-whoopin' and a -hollerin'.

No that was The Last Samurai.

I was already full, besides, the lasagna sounded good.

Fuck Mountain?

It is a race.  An ancient, very wrinkled mostly Jewish race.

If Netflix does actually do the AD thing then I will totally forgive them for all the stupid decision-making that's been happening there lately. 

Yeah—I respect the movie and it does have it's moments, but I don't know that I'd call it good. 

Who?

While I'm fine with the message, it's the delivery method that seems to be lacking.  If you have an inaffective delivery then you're just "preaching to the crowd" as it were.  Most of the men in my church don't need to be reminded to be good fathers (I don't know if they give thier daughters rings or not, and I'm sure…

You know, my church pushed this movie beyond belief.  While I admire films that try to get a message across, I still require those films to be good.  They don't have to be great, but they should be above the level of Hallmark Channel schlock, and unfortunately these films just never are.  I keep wanting to tell people…

I watched this tonight and my wife and I had the exact same discussion.  Now I'm thinking maybe he just has a new dog…I mean, if he's obsessed enough to name a boat after a girl he new a long time ago, why not a dog that was the same breed too?  Of course, we had a yellow lab like that ourselves and I can vouch for…

"oh my God he's wearing underpants" may be my favorite line from a comic ever.  I'm probably not remembering it correctly but boy that series made me laugh…a lot.

ZOMG!!!

Wow, it really is less funny when you have to explain it.  That makes this joke, like, negative funny.

Each episode should be crapped on for it's own merits I think is what he was saying.  We could probably come up with a whole new ratings system just for this show based on what size a pile of shit it was.  "Boot high" is what I would give this one.

I mentioned this before—but do they actually count each set as six movies (you know, the way double albums count as two records) or is it just one set=one sale?

Yeah—you can't really upgrade just one thing without going on a tear and getting a new soundsystem, TV, couch, house, etc. 

Unless Criterion can replace their current set with an equally amazing blu-ray this is probably the one DVD box set I will always have.  Three versions of the film (and the cut with all the studio requested changes made is jaw-dropping) in one amazing box set with incredible extras. I think it's OOP but if you can…

Yes, and they are stunning.

Got to admit (even though I have the blu-rays already) this does sound pretty sweet.