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Primus – Too Many Puppies
Tool – Sweat
Clint Mansell – Aftermath (Body Count)
Nirvana – Polly (Live)
El-P – Drive
Puscifer – Toma
Black Sabbath – The Wizard
Mastodon – Quintessence
Portishead – Glory Box
Rob Zombie - Superbeast

I think we're all indebted to Olof Johnson for clearly stating what needed to be said.

I know they have their flaws, but I rather liked Dogma which is the best thing Kevin Smith has ever directed (not a backhanded compliment) and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Rickman did elevate both but I wouldn't say he saved them.

And if we are fact checking the article, Penthouse's publisher went bankrupt in 2003 not 2013. FriendFinder Networks Inc. went bankrupt in 2013 though.

"Movies provide an interesting opportunity to explore concepts and aspects of life we may not be too familiar with or frequently think about in a relateable context."
—Nerd Motto

Probably but then again I'm an idiot.

It's for name recognition. If you are repeating the name frequently because your team plays there you are more likely to think of it first when you are looking for a bank, airline, etc. Not saying it's effective but I can understand the theory behind it.

They're not wrong.

Bored now. *Skins Warren alive again*

Well he was a writer on Ant-Man before "the incident" and the Tintin movie but that's it. I know he was supposed to do an adaptation of Snow Crash but haven't heard anything about that in a long while.

Oh god, what's going to go wrong today?

I remember all the hype for this and just being excited for Nick Frost being in the movie. Thankfully the hype was right an this was a great movie with Boyega being the clear star an someone who was going places. It was also where I first noticed Jodie Whittaker who has gone on to be in a bunch of things including…

I don't think so, but I could check with the kitchen.

Here you go.
http://www.avclub.com/revie…

Apparently Maggie Q has this in development along with those Divergent movies I'm sure you have been following so closely. http://deadline.com/2015/07…

The O'Jays - For The Love Of Money

Considering he not only gave all those people their start but also according to most of the directors, taught them so many valuable lessons about filmmaking, I don't think that comparison really works. Even with all his bad films, he did also direct Bucket of Blood, the Poe cycle,and Little Shop of Horrors and…

Don't forget the biggest star of them all, Dick Miller.