Her husband/partner/boyfriend (I don't remember which) was about as convincing as an archaeologist as Denise Richards was as a scientist in whichever that Bond movie that was that she was in.

I kind of like that there were questions raised to which no answers were forthcoming. I didn't wait for the end of the credits, though - usually, now, a movie's over when it's over (though not always, of course)

I kind of like that there were questions raised to which no answers were forthcoming. I didn't wait for the end of the credits, though - usually, now, a movie's over when it's over (though not always, of course)

“We are currently pulling lower than a side of beef with eyes drawn on it.”
Are you sure that should be "pulling"? Not "polling"?

“We are currently pulling lower than a side of beef with eyes drawn on it.”
Are you sure that should be "pulling"? Not "polling"?

OK this is late, but I just watched this episode. I think my favorite part was the Three Stooges (ahem, Three Bosses) dancing with each other at the wedding. Those guys!

OK this is late, but I just watched this episode. I think my favorite part was the Three Stooges (ahem, Three Bosses) dancing with each other at the wedding. Those guys!

She lost a wig which then was mishistoricalized as "she was decapitated"?

She lost a wig which then was mishistoricalized as "she was decapitated"?

I thought the movie was pretty dull - so dull, in fact, that my friend and I left about 15 minutes before it was over. And yet, I may see the sequel. I mean, maybe it will be better!

I thought the movie was pretty dull - so dull, in fact, that my friend and I left about 15 minutes before it was over. And yet, I may see the sequel. I mean, maybe it will be better!

For some reason, I was just  thinking about the Tina Brown era a couple of days ago.

For some reason, I was just  thinking about the Tina Brown era a couple of days ago.

VHS never really caught on in a purchaser's market - throughout the 80s the cost was prohibitive (like, 80.00 or more).

VHS never really caught on in a purchaser's market - throughout the 80s the cost was prohibitive (like, 80.00 or more).

Yes, but that scene is so creepy and joyless, and she looks so miserable. That swine she was married to seemed to like them though.

Yes, but that scene is so creepy and joyless, and she looks so miserable. That swine she was married to seemed to like them though.

It's the movie that made me "get" that split-screen could be very effective. It's been a long time since I've seen it, but I remember scene having to do with a bomb in the trunk of a car (onstage?) that hit me like a lightning bolt - "Oh, split-screen! It's good here, and not just kind of gimmicky!"

It's the movie that made me "get" that split-screen could be very effective. It's been a long time since I've seen it, but I remember scene having to do with a bomb in the trunk of a car (onstage?) that hit me like a lightning bolt - "Oh, split-screen! It's good here, and not just kind of gimmicky!"

If only to keep them from devouring our young.