Wow…I met Paul Feig last year and told him that I thought this was one of the greatest sequences I've ever seen, aaaannnd I don't think he had any idea what I was talking about.
He was a very nice and just said "Those are more Apatow's experiences".

Perhaps…but he really nailed it with Revival. That book had one of the most unsettling endings I've ever read. Shivers

Da jaaaaaackkkket

How does Aquaman get tattooed underwater? Lol

I was drinking at the Old Town when Mr. Bourdain showed up.

I was able to approach him and say whatup without waiting at all.

Life after death metal

I'm right in that sweet spot myself

This caused him to grow at an accelerated, or speeded up, rate.

I'm not sure if you're angry at me, the movie, David Caruso, or sunglasses.

So we can say that London…

You'd better cover your eyes if you read Mr. Mercedes.

He was totally naked and it greatly impressed Roland that he was able to fight so well in the nude. Roland mentions how many warriors he's known who would have problems with that.

"Dad-a-chuck"

Expectations. People loved Kubrick as a maker of Sci-Fi, Horror, and War films (loosely). A relationship mystery/melodrama threw a bunch of folks for a loop.

His best is Limbo.
For Jarmusch…I'll always have a soft spot for Night on Earth.

It's not hyperbole to say that I literally lost my mind for chunks of that set.

He outlived all of his goldfish

And she was the best whenever she was on Letterman

If they post…kill 'em