for some reason he keeps getting referenced on this article, but Oliver Stone has said many times that any movie more than 2.5 shours should have intermissions built into it. it makes complete sense, but theater companies refuse to allow it so they can cram in more show times, even though an intermission would give…

references!

oh noes
somewhere, something called "Oswild Hobbes" is weeping.

I picked it up about six months ago from Amazon for like $7.

I haven't seen it since it first aired, but as I remember she was helping Peter with his appeal. something involving that union guy that was accusing Peter of accepting bribes or something.

I hate it when people do this, but
you couldn't bring up The Good Wife? it's still amazing to me that she can be the dimwit waitress on True Blood and the smart lawyer in her guest spot.

(sobbing) I got no place else to go!

3 guys who all have reputations of being extremely difficult to work with.

how's the coffee?

man, his huge grin as he says "…with a pillowcase full of batteries" is priceless.

vote Quimby.

sweet living fuck I loathe Ron Howard and his aspirations towards the middle.

29, close though.

my god, the teeth.

it "worked" for Pearl Harbor.

I call that Wednesday.

nice one, Khan.

bad movie maybe, but this actually sounds like a pretty competent if not good commentary track.

the answer was a bleary, but resounding "Yes!"

epic skit from Crow T. Robot
"I'm Welsh, I'm poor and my name's not Richard Burton yet. DO YOU HEAR ME? I'M WELSH, I'M POOR AND MY NAME'S NOT RICHARD BURTON YET!"