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The Eraser ranks up there among Schwarzenegger's best releases (not really).

That's nobodys bullshit but the turks.

I loved "Drive". And I usually like Refn, even when he's in pretentious mode.
I loathed "Neon Demon". It's an empty, vapid, schlocky movie. It's like watching a boy in the eight grade do a school play about the superficiality of modelling and gender roles with barbie dolls.

I really gotta stop reading these. They get more inane every week.

For me, RDR is THE best gaming experience I've ever had. A sequel is coming, though. The rumours are heating up at the moment.

This is awful. It sounds like when you open two youtube tracks on different tabs by accident.

It's a fool's folly to say "I don't like this artist, but I like this artist, and they did a cover, so their version is better". Just admit you don't like Tori Amos, and you like 90s crappy post-grunge instead. It's much easier.

"Joad" is a very good album, but it doesn't hold a candle to Nebraska!

It's a cliché to praise Nebraska because it's a goddamn masterpiece!

Waaay ahead of you…

And two years later, I am proven right by Alan Moores hypocrisy:
http://www.avclub.com/artic…

GABBA GABBA WE ACCEPT YOU!

Not only does it just baarely match up to the video, but as someone who was forced to listen to this song about a gazillion times on the radio where I used to work, I am sorry to tell you all that the song has obviously been slowed down just a notch to make it fit the video.Yes people, someone has manipulated…

Thank you, that was exactly what I was looking for.

What's the name of the cartoon, where Jerry goes to the big city alone, to the tones of great jazz, while Tom stays at home and hardly features at all? There is a great scene where Jerry dances with a carboard place card at a restaurant.
I've been looking for it for a long time.

So in one hand he's got the shield, and in the other he's got Woody Guthries guitar?

Losing Amelie to The Office, is like losing my old girlfriend to a loser drummer in a nu-metal band:
Close to unbearable!

Does not compute, indeed.

The date I was born (79) is closer (ten years) to Abbey Road, Led Zeppelin and Altamont (69), than Nirvanas "Nevermind" (twelve years), and closer to the death of Buddy Holly and Richie Valens i 59'(twenty years) than "All the small things", "Californication" and "The Real Slim Shady" (twenty-one years) (2000)