My god this looks horrible. Pass.

I enjoyed Cimarron Strip as a kid, but what I loved most about it, week after week, was the opening theme, with Stuart Whitman riding hell-bent-for-leather across the desert. The rest of the show never quite lived up to it.

Magnus is right to object. The character's name is Miss Kenton, and by calling her Ms. Kenton you imply a modern sensibility that isn't part of either the book or the movie.

Wait— some poor schmuck wrote some idiotic and mildly controversial stuff on a supposedly anonymous internet discussion forum? Thank god that never happens here.

The perfect birthday gift: give them something that you want, the would-be recipient already has it, and so you get to keep it. Well done.

I didn't know it until I read this article….

Someone had to let you know. There is, however, a possible exception if you have full sleeve tattoos and a vaguely threatening mien.

Who really needs anyone else when your one true love is yourself?

To be fair, Reagan abhorred nuclear weapons on a personal level and tried to get rid of them in a side-deal with Gorbachev, only to be frustrated by his national security team. Trump, otoh, is already frustrated by the fact that, as president, he would have lots of nuclear weapons (great!), but couldn't use them…

And Cardassians vote.

Nothing to add, but I loved it.

If you can't see the difference between Trump and Clinton, or see some sort of moral equivalency there, then you probably shouldn't vote at all..

Probably for the best. At least I'm not the 500th person to say exactly the same things about Ringu/The Ring.

The mall's blood pressure machine in the original version made the entire movie worthwhile.

What about Ghostbusters?

She sold off some of her art years and years ago. We grabbed a very nice drawing of a dog excited to go for a walk— it is hanging on our wall by the front door, to inspire our pups. They don't really need the extra motivation, but it's a good reminder for us.

As long as "tasteful" means lots of nudity, I'm in.

Flesh Gordon is the best of those particular remakes. At least that's the only one I would voluntarily watch again.

I have never seen it, but I think you just talked me out of caring. So thank you?

One of his best roles has been all but lost. The Race for the Double Helix (or Lifestory in the UK) is such a great little movie, and his portrayal of James Watson is brilliant (or "brilliant" in the UK).