Most memorable scene was one of the many times he dispatched Murdoc. They were fighting on the face of a cliff, both attached to safety ropes. Murdoc slashes at Mac with a pocket knife. Mac holds up Murdoc's rope, which Murdoc slices. I never figured out why slicing the rope was enough to make him fall, but it was.…

Yeah in retrospect it wasn't a suitable example. I just found it a disappointing effort after a quite a bit of online hype.

Yeah in retrospect it wasn't a suitable example. I just found it a disappointing effort after a quite a bit of online hype.

Jeez I had no idea they were doing that. Although no - it's the 'brand synergy' that pisses me off more. A very strategic thing.

Jeez I had no idea they were doing that. Although no - it's the 'brand synergy' that pisses me off more. A very strategic thing.

A little harsh perhaps, but okay… your inability to identify the hypocrisy of your comment maybe warrants that.

A little harsh perhaps, but okay… your inability to identify the hypocrisy of your comment maybe warrants that.

I have nothing against bands that work hard to create original, heavy music and then exploit  their underground credibility for commercial success.

I have nothing against bands that work hard to create original, heavy music and then exploit  their underground credibility for commercial success.

Lots of love for Honeymoon here. Such a great track. Not a big fan of the album United though.

Lots of love for Honeymoon here. Such a great track. Not a big fan of the album United though.

Internet win! 1 zillion points for Nic Ouzo.

Internet win! 1 zillion points for Nic Ouzo.

Seasons. Terrific song. By a terrible margin the best thing he's done on his own.

Seasons. Terrific song. By a terrible margin the best thing he's done on his own.

Poseur? Oh dear.

Poseur? Oh dear.

I recently re-watched Sleepy Hollow and again lamented the lack of love it gets around here. I agree most of what Burton does is unforgivably mundane but I always felt that this movie's reception was somewhat unfairly polluted by the Mars Attacks disaster and the onset of the general acceptance that Burton is a…

I recently re-watched Sleepy Hollow and again lamented the lack of love it gets around here. I agree most of what Burton does is unforgivably mundane but I always felt that this movie's reception was somewhat unfairly polluted by the Mars Attacks disaster and the onset of the general acceptance that Burton is a…

I loved that movie and I have no idea why. Whatever the subtext was must have resonated with something in my subconscious because I sure as fuck didn't understand what it was trying to do.