Four seasons and a movie!

I can't help thinking "in tent city" when I hear the name. Maybe they'll be homeless soon.

I hope the twist is that she really is his underage wife and there was no mother. They moved to the suburbs because people were getting suspicious in the city.

The fucking Jabberwocky in the 1980's Alice in Wonderland http://www.youtube.com/watc…

do you have autism?

Agreed, the videos are the best part.

Terra Nova made me fall of The Wagon

The camera work during the performance was terrible. They kept doing super far away shots to show us what these artists may look like from the nosebleed seats in a stadium.

I was a little kid when I saw the Fugitive and he was the guy trying to catch our hero.

Like what was said above about "a tribute to Keener’s acting ability" I thought she was a total bitch. I was even suspicious of a waitress who looked like her. Later when I saw her play softer roles in Death To Smoochy and The 40 Year Old Virgin I realized that she's just a good actress.

I hate Ryan Reynolds but I still shelled out $10 to watch Green Lantern. I haven't watched Captain America yet but I think I hate Chris Evans because I'm biased against any actor who appeared in the "Not Another ____ Movie" series.

why is Josh white and the other kids look like Padma Laksmi's kids. I could guess that the mom isn't his biological mom but that doesn't make sense with the two kids per family rule that got dad in jail in the first place. Bananas!

yes it is but I'm also saying that it's not unusual of Clowes stories to take a wild tangent.

probably the same reason that David Boring becomes a post apocalyptic story in it's second act

were critics kind to it?

I went out of the theatre loving it but I haven't had the urge to rewatch it.

I actually really liked the island storyline (glowy cave, giant cork) but the flash sideways/afterlife stuff was useless.

I think the sequels are unfairly lambasted for the same reason Synecdoche, New York is. That is American audiences generally hate films that require multiple viewings/further discussion to understand the story.

It kind of bugged me that Joey Pants had to completely sell out the crew to get back in. I'm sure if he just said "I want back in" the Matrix dudes would be like "another battery, sure!"

I thought the train/motorcycle sequence in part 2 went on WAY too long as well as the Zion battle in part 3. Otherwise I was impressed with the shades of grey rather than black and white resolution to the story.