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The Unbearable Lightness of AARP

Well, SOMEBODY'S mad that they never made In the Name of the Father 2: Father Harder…

The Last of Retiricans

It's interesting that at the moment he reverts to madness, Chuck has lost the two sources of frustration in his life that possibly led him to madness in the first place: his relationship with his brother and the day-to-day struggles of running a business.

If there was a Car Hitler, did car Allied troops storm the beaches at Normandy? Years later, did Car Spielberg make a film of these men's brave exploits titled Saving Private Scion?

I like how you immediately go to namecalling because you know damn well the majority of the mainstream media wanted Hillary president, but you have to delude yourself into believe the whole world just wants to hurt you poor innocent Democrats.

You're too early! I was just coming here to write that!!!

Plus that cake is advertising the 25th anniversary, which was back in 2008. They couldn't even get a picture of a Wheel of Fortune cake from this decade! Oy!

Almost as fun as getting clapped back at by people named after 1970s Blaxploitation movies!

Retarded comment.

If you can make an epic love story set against beautiful natural visuals, a sobering look at genocide and the effects war has on the human mind, a treatise on industrialization and how it robs a people of its culture, and still have time to sneak in a kick-ass ninja attack scene, then you my friend are doing God's…

Counter argument: reality television is always the worst representation of any group…

Hillary Clinton wasn't THAT bad of a "Big Brother" host…

Considering how many of the main cast members of Star Trek were still alive 25 years after IT went off the air…

If by "boobies" you mean Eddie Deezen and his fellow nerds…

"So says the shepherd! So says the flock!"

TNT had a weird Western version of King Lear called King of Texas starring Patrick Stewart. Along with Ran, I guess it suggests filmmakers think the story is better as material for a reimagining of the concept and not a straight-up adaptation.

Interesting sidenote regarding Edwin… he saved Abraham Lincoln's son Robert's life at a train station once. Robert had accidently been pressed against the train as it was stopped and was going to be pulled under it once it started up was grabbed by Edwin and pulled to safety.

Wait a minute, we're supposed to be shocked by the ending of Joe? I thought any movie that ends with Susan Sarandon getting blasted with a shotgun was supposed to be a happy ending!