I peacock it!

Agreed.  It was my favorite scene from any film from last year.

During the early years of "Homicide," I had a friend who told me that he was so unnerved by the opening title sequence that he couldn't bring himself to watch it.  His loss.  I thought it set the mood like nobody's business.

And then the two of them eating blueberries afterwards?

And then the two of them eating blueberries afterwards?

Cheers to you, Nabin, for mentioning "Searching for Sugar Man".  It contains my single-most memorable scene of the year, too.  SPOILER:  When Rodriguez returns to South Africa, and steps out on that stage for the first time, it's just dumbfounding to both him & the thousands of people who are there.  Neither knew the…

Cheers to you, Nabin, for mentioning "Searching for Sugar Man".  It contains my single-most memorable scene of the year, too.  SPOILER:  When Rodriguez returns to South Africa, and steps out on that stage for the first time, it's just dumbfounding to both him & the thousands of people who are there.  Neither knew the…

Clearly the Hollywood Foreign Press crew is dominated by Yemenis.  Or salmon.

Clearly the Hollywood Foreign Press crew is dominated by Yemenis.  Or salmon.

Last season, he was watching a basketball game in the hotel room in Florida with the brunette cast member, who has disappeared from the face of the Earth.

Last season, he was watching a basketball game in the hotel room in Florida with the brunette cast member, who has disappeared from the face of the Earth.

Benihana also had Michael using the Sharpie to identify which of the Japanese girls was "his".  Immortal.

Benihana also had Michael using the Sharpie to identify which of the Japanese girls was "his".  Immortal.

Or "At the Codfish Ball" (a close second).

Or "At the Codfish Ball" (a close second).

Amen to that.

Amen to that.

I love things that are great!

I love things that are great!

I'll echo "Summertime in England" by Van (along with "Madame George"), and "Telegraph Road" by Dire Straits.  "Fool's Gold" from the Stone Roses is awesome when running in a 5K.