Now, now, about Mrs. Brown's boys?

Did you frequent r/Ennui?

*reads thread*

Incidentally, the shot of Cornelia asking the sick fellow about his involvement with Speight from his POV is a shot Soderbergh directly lifted from one of his own movies, The Underneath, a very underrated little movie which I recommend (it's on the Criterion release of King of the Hill) despite Soderbergh being…

In this disturbingly twisted thriller, a man and woman are strangely drawn together when they become the victims of a sinister crime.
After being attacked outside a club, Kris finds herself back home, but at the mercy of a faceless figure who seems to be controlling her every move. As she begins to lose her grip on…

Rachel McAdams.

Wow.

Midnight in Paris is so good (barring the writing of exactly one character), and so so so pretty (it's shot by Darius Khondji, so duh).

I also got the complete series of The Shield at Best Buy for $23, to get wallflower to stop pelting me with things.

If you had suffered through Passion Play like I had, you would have known that to not to be a good decision ahead of time.

I was surprised by the high quality of their banter (especially after their flop sweat-drenched performance on last week's episode). #renewjostandche

Yeah, that one was a lot of fun in particular.

In the Mood for Love is quite possibly the most beautiful-looking movie ever made, and the pinnacle of Wong Kar-wai and Christopher Doyle's collaborations (although how much of it Doyle actually shot is up in the air).

The Knick, "Whiplash": I really, really, really don't get why Brandon was so down on this episode, it's probably the best of the season thus far. Funniest episode of the show thus far too.

I've been thinking about this since you posted about this the first time. I don't pretend to know much about the bodily response to getting stabbed directly in the brain (although I know more thanks to last night's The Knick), but you'd think the killer receiving the blowjob would at least a little paranoid that the…

That is lit'rally the worst thing I've ever read.

I'm hoping it's just the Rob Lowe who has cable.

That is literally the worst thing I've ever read, and that's not just a Chris Traeger joke, that's my honest feelings, what the living fuck, Rob Lowe (I expected it from James Woods, at least).

Oh, so it's all clear to send you a Blu-Ray of Spring Breakers as a Christmas gift then, right?

Yeah, I'm probably going to see this for him. He's one of my favorite music video directors (I imported The Hammer & Tongs Collection because I had to have his work on DVD).