Yeah I agree. After his first album he had this super clean mom's love me image so hearing all the "sexy" songs on his 2nd album was a little weird.

I went through and watched them all. It's definitely hit or miss and at the start it has the production values of something filmed on my Dad's camcorder from the 90's but overall it is funny.

I've seen every Bond movie and I don't see how race matters at all in the Bond universe. I think Elba would make a good Bond. If Bond has no problem banging girls of every race the guy doing the banging can be any race.

I'm surprised he gives out scripts at this point. You would think actors would either sign up without reading it or he would have them come to his office and read it.

Considering that Key and Peele, Workaholics, and @Midnight keep getting renewed they seem to be doing something right for a change, although I won't forgive them for canceling The Jeselnik Offensive.

You can watch the first episode on comedy centrals website right now. I thought it was really funny. The two girls have great chemistry. Looking forward to seeing more.

Yeah great interview but I disagree about the Goods. I remember seeing the trailer and thinking it would be horrible then I watched it and was surprised how much I laughed. I haven't watched it again so who knows if it holds up but I was impressed with that first viewing.

I didn't know he directed the Goods. That movie was hilarious.

Exactly @avclub-39e618ce785b1a71f85e4351beeda4a7:disqus. When someone says there is a surprise ending then it no longer becomes a surprise ending, it's just an ironic ending that you are waiting for and that is not anywhere near as enjoyable.

TV shows are tougher since they can go on for years and they are such a time commitment that ruining a big moment in a tv show is a lot worse then ruining a 2 hour movie.

Sorry Marah the correct headline should have been "ABC to stop, drop, and open up shop on its latest sitcom."

Unbreakable on the other hand holds up well on repeat viewings. I think I'm the only one who really loved that movie though.

Ha I had to think for a minute before I remembered what the main spoiler would be for Iron Man 3. That movie was so forgettable.

Can we discuss what is the appropriate amount of time before you can talk openly about any story surprise in a movie or tv show and not have to worry about someone complaining you spoiled it for them. I'd say 5 years is good although realistically if you really want to see something it should be within 2 years.

For me every spoiler ruins the experience either a little or a lot depending on the spoiler. I like to know as little as possible about movies and tv shows before I watch them. I don't watch scenes from next week and for some movies I'll only watch the trailer once.

I had the red wedding spoiled for me. Thanks Facebook.

Yeah what @avclub-b65ebeeb0ad22801c80c2c2108910efb:disqus said. That's why I was a little confused. I agree it had great use of music but that would be in the sound mixing world as confusing as that is.

I don't know how you could sit through more then 1 at a time especially if you are talking about Wolf or 12 years or Captain Phillips. You need a break after watching movies like that. All the nominees are worth watching (for a change) so you should check them out.

What about that movie makes it stand out in your mind when it comes to sound editing? Pretty sure most of the sounds for that movie could have been recorded naturally on set making it nothing too special.

I disagree. It was certainly better filmed then the first one (which didn't take much) but still nothing exceptional. The action scenes in those movies should be pretty epic yet I feel there were no memorable shots in either of the movies.