Critiquing your baseless aversion to these beautiful novels is not name-calling. You're a dick— that's name-calling.

Cool, so it's just misogyny then.

They are probably the best novels I have read this decade. This is just misogyny dressed up as good taste.

This is immensely foolish, and entirely your loss.

But it's not as if the film is endorsing her behavior. I don't understand this kind of desire for films to only portray likable characters. I think that if that was the case, it would make for a lot of boring, unchallenging movies. For something to be a worthwhile viewing experience it doesn't necessarily have to be a…

If Nick Kroll went to my synagogue, I might actually go. He has an inexplicable sensuality, but more importantly, maybe Amy Poehler would join him.

Seriously. It was spectacular.

It really wasn't. Mostly just, Canadians talk funny — which really isn't even true of Torontonians. But it is true; it must be impossible to parody something that is already a joke.

And of course, in regards to number 1, such names are veryyy exotic in Pawnee, as shown by fragrance mogul Dennis Feinstein.

And of course, in regards to number 1, such names are veryyy exotic in Pawnee, as shown by fragrance mogul Dennis Feinstein.

Obviously When Harry Met Sally served as a template for countless terrible movies, but I think what's is fundamentally different about it from all the contemporary rom-coms is that the main conflict arises not from some contrived plot device but simply the characters' neuroses.

Obviously When Harry Met Sally served as a template for countless terrible movies, but I think what's is fundamentally different about it from all the contemporary rom-coms is that the main conflict arises not from some contrived plot device but simply the characters' neuroses.

I agree. I actually imagined a Keira Knightley type, all haughtiness and high cheekbones.

And Woody Allen from the Annie Hall lobster scene.

Except Vince is hardly charming. In fact, his personality is so bland it actually detracts from his good looks.