The French guy in the second one was pretty cool. I might be in the minority, but I like the KFC guy. Also, the keymaster was pretty cool.

I do not think The Matrix is overrated  because lots of films have been borrowing its aesthetic since it hit theaters.

He is challenging Julian Casablancas for the leather throne.

Well, in terms of films ( the only window I have into this world), "sex clubs" can range between ASS TO ASS, humiliating spectacle to Venetian wearing, high class orgies.

Hopefully, you will at least have a good taste in high fashion.

Hey, The Thin White Duke Ellington, old money has its charm. Many of them might be terrible people, but at least they put an aura of classiness. This is a rare trait with the nouve riche crowd. Let's puts this way: Instead of listening to Stravinksy or Africa Bambaattaa, they are listening to Lil Wayne or late-period…

If Scorsese is making a new gangster film, you bet that critics (and people) are going to compare it to his previous works in the genre. Art does not exist in a vacuum.

I did not even know Hong Kong was known for sex clubs.

I also heard that South Korea is good at making good, bespoke suits.

I might be wrong, but does not one 1 in 10 New Yorker wear a suit? At least that is what it look like in films.

You should listen to Beady Eye, mate. Music for the working class.

I still think that Behind the Wheel is their best song. Well, it has good competition from Enjoy the Silence.

Are not they kind of affordable, European sports cars? I do not know, I find them cute, maybe because they are small and rare in America. I still would not own one, mind you.

Do not get me wrong, I like a lot of it… It's just getting a bit too much, if you know what I mean.

I think that 80's pastiche movement officially jumped the shark when Jack & Box and McDonald started airing 80's retro commercials.

I do find it hilarious that they went from not wanting to do music videos and recorded TV performances, to making Converse and perfume commercials.

Mashup:
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I love me some good 80's music (sans hair metal, of course), but can we please move away from 80's pastiche music. It's been en vogue for nearly 8 years. Come on, indie bands! Please move on to new pastures. I do not know, even if you love doing pastiches, why not start doing some 90's stuff. But if you do, do not got…

ARE WE HUMANS, OR ARE WE DANCERS? That to me, is a more punchable offense.

That's so 2005. Now we are suppose to hate Mumford & Sons.