Post-Golden Age Scorsese? What're you, an asshole? Shutter Island was a legitimately enjoyable movie.

Todd that second to last paragraph was very beautiful and heartfelt where it could've easily been sentimental cliche. Much like this episode. Bravo.

Todd that second to last paragraph was very beautiful and heartfelt where it could've easily been sentimental cliche. Much like this episode. Bravo.

Shutter Island
Good to see people haven't forgotten how fucking awesome that movie was.

Ohhh thank you ever so much for sharing your valuable reflections. Is there nothing more boorish than bragging to the Internet about your artistic tastes? And, also, go fuck yourself. Maher and MacFarlane are both equally awesome.

Is it just me
or is Community shaping up to be one of the greatest comedy series ever? I can honestly say I enjoy it a heckuva lot more than Arrested Development.

He seems like a nice guy…
but he's definitely not funny. Rob Riggle that is.

I wish I could smell Heather Morris' used panties.

I hope it's not too late to say I hope Allison Brie gets to strip down more often.

Let's not forget an episode of American Idol also got the plus. Inexplicably.

I second Baxter here. I supported the death penalty til I read The Chamber. The only book I ever cried reading towards the end.

I don't think Olivia Munn delivers her jokes very well…

Women…
…ruin everything. amirite?

I ran into him near NYU last year on the street. He's actually very down to earth and nice in person. Unfortunately, anyone who achieves a modicum of success in this country is immediately the subject of contempt. And we're so insecure as a people that we constantly need successful people to self-deprecate. Grow up…

Thank you Michael Clayton for exposing the truth.

Ahhh, good to see the love for Miller's Crossing. One of my all time favorites.

The Road?
I've nerver heard of the comic and I only read the non-spoiler part of this review; am I correct to assume this is a tv version of The Road?

Can you put up a picture of Denise Richards' cleavage instead please?

I'd personally like to see
more promotion for this book on this site. amirite?

Simpsons
did it first.