Rachel Weisz kills him, then wakes up suddenly, realizing it was all a dream and she is still the character in Brothers Bloom.

Her name is Alberta, she lives in Vancouver…

I have an unapologetic love for this film. I'll put it this way: given the choice between watching this and "Just Friends" I will watch this every time.

Holy shit, that was Dennis Haysbert. I didn't realize that until this moment.

KKKNNNIIIIIGGGGGHHHHTTTTLLLLEEEYYYYY!!!!!
…am I doing this right?

The weekend ends before midnight (CST) now. Cancel all your other plans. It's over now.

Watched:
The Scapegoat (1959) - Alec Guinness at his most emo. Not my favorite. Although, there has to be something said for the themes of duel identity that run through Guinness' work. Along with Scapegoat, he played multiple identities in Kind Hearts and Coronets, The Captain's Paradise, Our Man in Havana (spy vs.…

I love that she's so capable and really game to explore the world rather than just be with the guy.

I just came from another website where I was defending the honor of Brothers Bloom. One of my favorites and a damned entertaining film. Rachel Weisz deserves all kinds of praise for that film.

Everyone knows the moon is made of CHEESE!

I have real friends now! But yeah, "Imaginationland" is where I live while daydreaming at work.

This was my show was my childhood. There weren't a lot of kids my age around where I grew up so I spent most of the time playing in Imaginationland by myself. I remember feeling that this show as super encouraging of my imagined adventures.

I feel like the show understood this when they straight up called an episode "All the best cowboys have daddy issues"

You just had to go reminding me of Charlie baptizing Aaron. Ugh. That is by far my worst episode. I won't watch the episode to this day.
When I think of how the show used Charlie it still makes me mad.

Does anyone else remember that TV movie VH1 did back in the day about Paul and John reuniting in New York before John was shot?

So, Gwyneth Paltrow's kid is Ringo Martin in Japan?

Beatle-ing a dead horse?

I'm not sure where Millennials actually start age-wise (I'm 28) but I've been going back to listen/experience a lot of Beatles stuff lately. I definitely feel that the albums before Sgt. Pepper were more good pop songs than they were ground-breaking. That being said, they are damn good pop songs. The fact that "I…

As someone who has had to deal with telling the troubling parts of a community's history I especially love any time there's a reference to Pawnee's terrible past. The best one being the map of atrocities against the Wamapoke tribe.

my favorite is when Penny had to go to the hospital and ends the pile on with "I died for two minutes in that ambulance."