Was really looking forward to hearing this song but I think the video ruined it.  There were parts where you could barely hear the lyrics over the sounds of face-punching which is just stupid.

Hmmm had to stop watching the clips cause I haven't seen the full movie yet and they honestly kind of sold me on it.  Think I've already missed it at the second-run theater nearby which is too bad but I'll have to check it out.

Hmmm had to stop watching the clips cause I haven't seen the full movie yet and they honestly kind of sold me on it.  Think I've already missed it at the second-run theater nearby which is too bad but I'll have to check it out.

Funny, cause what I remember most about Daybreakers is Ethan Hawke's character standing back and shrieking while crazy shit happens around him.  …But I only saw it that one time.

Funny, cause what I remember most about Daybreakers is Ethan Hawke's character standing back and shrieking while crazy shit happens around him.  …But I only saw it that one time.

What about Bug?  He's totally restrained in Bug.  I kid, I kid…but I second @avclub-cfe912f5cb3aa572bd1c9ae2a9b82207:disqus 's comment on My Son, My Son… a very, very good, underlooked movie.

What about Bug?  He's totally restrained in Bug.  I kid, I kid…but I second @avclub-cfe912f5cb3aa572bd1c9ae2a9b82207:disqus 's comment on My Son, My Son… a very, very good, underlooked movie.

Yeah, it was kind of abrupt but I loved the confrontation on the beach.  The shot of her running up behind him slayed me for some reason.  I walked out of the theater with a pretty big grin when I first saw it and after watching it again the other day I still dig it.  Your description above says it all.

Oh, man that screencap is so, so great.

Grosee Point Blank?  Really, really dark comedy?  Yeah, I don't know.  You sure he didn't say Very Bad Things?  Not to er demean Grosee Point yadda yadda or anything, but come on.

Yeah, I honestly never understood why Jon Stewart has become such a…big deal.  There are a lot of great lines that he flubs and his interviewing style has always kind of frustrated me.  Again, lot of great ideas that he just isn't able to communicate.  But Colbert, he fucking kills it every night.  He's just gotten…

"The baby seat…a tree branch had gone right through it.  The baby would'a been crushed."

Seems like as good a place as any to get this off my chest…

I love the "Gay Vito" plotline because, if nothing else, it gives us one of the funniest scenes in series history, when Tony calls Vito's cell phone and a random construction worker picks it up.  "Whaddaya, suckin' his cock?!  Telephone tough guy!  PUT VITO ON THE PHONE!"

Ah, Man Bites Dog.  Definitely one of the most horrifying movies I've ever sat through.

You should try Homeland by Sam Lipsyte.

Ah, guy go read Survivor and then…then go find somebody else to read, I guess, cause Palahniuk's go a lot of pretty bad stuff.  And I'm a big fan of some of the guy's work, but he seemed to run out of anything worthwhile to say in the first couple of books.  Now it's just a bunch of empty shock.  Snuff — goddammit,…

I love Art School Confidential.  It honestly took me a couple of viewings to get (what II think) they were going for but it's pretty hilarious.  Max Minghella is actually pretty bad in the lead role but I think a big part of the character is that he's kind of a tool.  And the final shot is pretty great.

As a big Helmet fan, I'd say go see Battles instead.  Unfortunately haven't had a chance to see either band live, but I hear Battles live shows are pretty amazing and Helmet's been in decline for a while.  I'm sure their show would be a bit…sad.  And Stanier's a pretty awesome drummer and he gets to show off a lot in…

So I actually liked this a lot more than I thought that I would but Anna Kendrick's character was the least professional therapist ever.  I mean — and spoilers, I guess — she was pretty clearly into the main guy from pretty much the time she met him and she was being very flirty.  And then toward the end when he's in…