Frank Perry weekend #3 at the New Beverly with "DOC" starring Stacy Keach and Faye Dunaway and RANCHO DELUXE with Jeff Bridges and Thomas McGuane script. Also caught the somewhat overhyped Pixar exhibit at the California Science Center

The T.C. Boyle and Michel Faber adaptations sound great. I LOVE The Life and Times of Tim, so will definitely see the Dildarian show

I want to know why the hell you can't see the pilots they didn't pick up like THE INTERESTINGS any longer

ignore the second to last season as well

the book deals more with the geopolitical implications of chess during the Cold War. Very well-written.

I do wish he'd publish a collection of his nonfiction writing and reissue the Fast Times novel.

Cameron Crowe can't write a third act to slave his life. In all honesty, I don't really care for anything he did beyond The Wild Life.

The nonfiction book SEARCHING FOR BOBBY FISCHER is based on is tremendous, and I love facets of the film, but it ultimately missed the mark a bit. Still, there is an amazing scene with Joe Mantegna and a very anxious William H. Macy, and Conrad Hall's photography is gorgeous, of course. That film had one of the best…

Some Call it Loving (James B. Harris, 1973) and Sleeping Beauty (Julia Leigh, 2012) should've been here.

well, the idiots at the AV Club seem to like right wing shit like SOUTH PARK, so…

John McCain was repeatedly using the term Soviet Union, too. Senile coot.

Because Obama, from day one as a President, was a center-right, pseudo- progressive fraud, whose "reaching across the aisle" bullshit made him seem weak to everyone, and whose first two years were a total waste-even the ACA, with the watered down bullshit it turned into.

hey, coal and manufacturing jobs will be back any day now, right? Yappir! Hyuck! Randomhickspeak.

to be fair, virtually every American politician working at the federal level is culpable in war crimes

Are you people fucking blind?

Total bullshit. Shinkai's films are uniformly gorgeous. Hell, a beautiful coffee table book was just published with stills from his incredible films

She's totally right. SNL is a relic that needs to be put to rest. It's frat boy, lowest common denominator bullshit that panders to its audience

it lacks the soulless Dreamworks aesthetic that Americans need

what is holding you back? There are a shitload of great films and shows to discover

god knows Hollywood forgot how to make them several decades ago