I guess it's more the lack on subtext for Dolarhyde that bugs me. The dragon speaking to him, his childhood, his mental anguish. All I'm getting out of the performance is the big "I am the great Red Dragon!" moments and then the creepy murmuring.
The Dolarhyde of the novel (and Fiennes' performance) is incredibly sad…

I hate to say it but Hannibal's take on Red Dragon has been a bit of a let down for me. Dolarhyde's downfall is an epic tragedy and the show just hasn't captured how incredibly sad it is. His backstory is fraught with abuse and his insecurity is more pronounced. Yes, he is an absolute monster but he's more of a…

When I was about 5 years old, my parents were watching A Fish Called Wanda and I walked in at the exact moment when a piano falls on to the old lady's dogs.
Not yet understanding slapstick, I completely fell apart.

I know people want to be the snide about the over-saturation of "No Rain" and what that seemingly represented but Blind Melon made some really amazing music.
Go listen to:
Soul One - Plays like early REM
St. Andrew's Fall - Which has a fantastic rollicking bassline and is a successful epic
Walk - an energetic, fun song…

Ruined the new Godzilla for me.
"We need to get to Oakland!"
~five minutes later they're on the Golden Gate bridge.

Fun story: When I saw her last year, Mikal Cronin was working the lights for the show.

If you ever have the chance to see Dan Deacon live, don't hesitate at all, don't consider whether or not it's your jam, just buy tickets!
I wholly believe that it will add years on to your life and make you a happier person.

I saw an early screening that was 100% different. Easily my favorite movie of the year. The entire theater was roaring with laughter throughout and there was nearly a standing ovation at the end. I cannot wait to see it again.

Am I insane or did Captain Holt have pictures of Burning Man up on his wall by the door?

If you're an incredibly large person, any attempts at being little spoon mostly just feel like you're wearing a backpack to bed.

My coworker was the maitre d' at the House of Prime Rib in San Francisco in the 80's. This is a city landmark and quite fancy. At least once a week, Robin Williams would order steaks to go. He would pull up out front, run in and grab the bag. And, as reported, he was a fantastic tipper.
He always tipped with bags of…

Here's a better ending:
Ed Harris "We knew that the ice-nine would wipe out humanity but it was the only chance to save the world. The ice will melt in a decade and we'll need to repopulate the world. That's why we're stealing your kids, to have perfect human specimens. ALso, the train is a microcosm of society that…

Absolutely agree. I was ready to love the movie because of the near universal fawning. What I found was hamfisted allegory, kiddy pool levels of depth and an ending that insults the intelligence of the viewer.

The correct answer is:
Wait until you see a very put-together girl leave a portapotty and then use that one.

I swear I never say that out loud! I even cringed as I typed it.

I've eaten at hundreds of California taquerias in my life. Never seen that once. I've made guacamole hundreds of times, never put in mayo. It's just not a thing.
Some people put sour cream in their guac. Maybe you saw the sour cream and thought it was mayo.

Cancun is the best burrito…at 2 am.

Papalote is for tech bros.
I'd put La Taq as number one but I wouldn't argue with Farolito winning.

That's gross. Is that an actual thing? What state does that?

First off, Papalote is unexceptional in every way but their salsa which is probably the best salsa in the city.
La Taq is the best burrito with Farolito as a close second.
But let's talk about the real problem with this list. They have HRD in the brackets and HRD is a korean bbq fusion joint. It has no place on this…