God I fell so hard in love with her a year ago when I finally watched Twin Peaks.

Considering that Sheryl Lee plays two characters who have died but is coming back, I think you'll be satisfied.

IMO: mood, tone, common actors (Mendelsohn, Liotta).

Well, guess you better stick with Leo in "Growing Pains" then.

Oh yeah, to each his own for sure. I can see how he's unwatchable, but I don't know, the more I see it the more I see the tragedy in his life and why he's such a douchebag (though you can argue he isn't really a douchebag on purpose, he's just been partly raised by a neglectful one).

Yeah, Night Trap was a fucking tragedy.

See, I'm a sucker for the third section. The two kids were really good, IMO - DeHaan was solid, and I fucking hated the kid who played B. Coop's son, yet I still felt really bad for him by the end.

Michael Ironside plays that role in every movie just by virtue of being Michael Ironside.

I will never unsee that. As someone who regularly identifies what combinations of two people other individuals look like, I can certainly appreciate that.

Oh so more like "(|)" then.

Man, I was hoping he'd star in a further clone of Killing Them Softly and The Place Beyond the Pines.

Eh, finding Orson Welles' large corpse shouldn't really be that hard.

Rob Ford in Ready Mayor Weighs One Ton

It isn't called "( )" again?

https://www.youtube.com/wat…

"Roman Polanski has lived an amazing life. He's an award winning director, he survived the Holocaust, and he raped a 13 year-old girl. I'd be okay with just one of those."

They hired Mark Wohlers, but a few gunshots in he starting missing wildly.

But Donny was a little bit rock-and-roll!

Technically speaking, Tim Rice is one of the most skilled lyricists we've ever seen. Just listen to the flow and wording of his lyrics - particularly JCS and The Lion King. Amazing.

Chyeah, try playing it backwards.