Everybody copies. Everybody. It's how we learn to tell stories, by studying what came before. If Chuck Berry can admit that there's nothing new under the sun, can't we just admit it? Sure, QT wears his influence on his sleeve, but he does other things besides messing with act structure and talking about pop stuff.

Just for "It's All Over Now" and "Across 110th St.", the man was world-class funky. RIP Mr. Womack. Thanks for some serious grooves.

Actually, I saw the show and I'd already forgotten that dude. Methinks today might be a slow news day if this qualifies as "News".

Starring Johnny Galecki as the other other guy, if the other other guy is Mickey Dolenz.

I know there have to be omissions with actors' careers, but every time I see Don Johnson, I always think of MACHETE. Too bad there wasn't time for it.

Clearly, he got distracted by that vintage microphone and got sucked into that vintage white TV.

I like her just fine. I liked her back when she was a kid actor in 1996's MANNY & LO. And her work in some of Woody Allen's recent work is terrific. IMO Black Widow keeps improving as a character as the films evolve. What's wrong with that?

My brother Anthony introduced me to episodes of "The Goon Show"

i just hope she has actual funny business, traits and quirks, and has a reason for being in the movie besides just being loyal and adorable. AB can do that AND she's hilarious.

I thought it was the Clint Eastwood 1977 "Gauntlet"

And $420 coffee table books are so indie.

Soooo….
The USO dance sequence in "1941" and the "Anything Goes" number in "Temple of Doom" don't count? Even though those movies suck?

Roger Corman.