"I had your girlfriend last night rookie …Sunny-side up, Sunny side down, and Sunny side all zee way around!"

Watched the first 3 episodes. Didn't give a flying fuck about whether any character lived or died.

I hope Jennifer Grey auditioned for the role of Baby in this and was told "We are looking for a Jennifer Grey "type" and honey, you ain't it. "

Binge-watched season 2 of Fargo. Great stuff, but disappointed that we have to wait 'til Fall 2017 for season 3.
Finally caught up with The Babadook.

Pooping in the water didn't help his case for not being voted off first.

Spent part of our Family Day (no work!) here in Canada at a small reptile show! The wee Dingleberrys enjoyed it and they finally got to meet their favorite children's entertainers Splash and Boots. I have always had a hard-on for the female half of the duo, so I enjoyed seeing them as much as the kids did!

Yeah. When she realizes all the things she has done were ultimately for something that wasn't even real. Heartbreaking.

Watched 'Alien' this morning with my son. During the infamous "chest-burster" sequence he turned to me and said "Well, that's not supposed to happen.". We didn't see anymore of it after that.

I would have made the kid be about 12-15. An nice tie in to the Young Indy sequence in Last Crusade. Too old to be an annoying brat, but young enough to want be like his dad.

When rumours were circulating about the 4th Indy back in the early 2000s, I told my buddy they should move into the 50s and have Indy fight the Russians. Bring back Marion with a surprise Indy Jr in tow and the story will be gang-busters! So, the fact that the movie sucked donkey balls is all my fault.

She played a killer in the Law and Order episode "Survivor" from the Jerry Orbach era. Kinda of a rework of former L.A. Kings owner Bruce McNall's coin collection scam from the mid '90s.

First season of True Detective..$5.99. Score!

She is doing much better, thank you. As for the movie, I don't think Jennifer Aniston has ever looked sexier.

After a week of working an exhausting split-shift at work and worrying about my youngest child's health issues, just wanted to relax with some stupid fun. Mrs. Dingleberry and I stumbled on "We're the Millers". Not great by any means, but we did enjoy it. Surprising how the majority of the shenanigans takes place on…

And I think they use semi-known actors in these things to keep costs down. Usually right before they hit it big in other projects and their price goes up.

At some point, Nicholas Sparks won't be able to churn out these things fast enough. So he might have to go all "James Patterson" and get a co-writer. That's of course, if he doesn't have one already.

It was so similar in structure that it was probably both. Completely pointless in that it told me nothing that I didn't know already from Carpenter's film.

PVR'd the shit "The Thing" remake from 2011. What a fucking piece of garbage. I didn't even make it thru the end, and I am pretty hardcore about finishing stuff I start watching. Couldn't justify that waste of my time.
Picked up the new Jack Reacher novel "Make Me."

Gave up on Game of Thrones after 3 episodes. Not my thing I guess. Too many characters to keep track of, many of whom are just awful people in general.

Probably the last time (for me anyway), that Sarah Jessica Parker was at all attractive. She did something to herself after this and L.A. Story.