So, was Spicer the bunny?

"It’s going great, I’ve actually been up there [to the set]. It is, you know, phenomenal. It is huge. And we’re very excited about the content, the creators, the actors, all coming together." - Showrunner Donald J. Trump

Um, HALF-ELF BRO. Thank you.

This sounds great and is a great article. Thanks, Ignatiy!

For a given value of "sense," yes. :)

I'm guessing the water loops under and then trickles back up, kind of like a fountain that recycles its own water.

No fucking thank you?

Google Image search "Kirby human feet"

"“What really matters is what you like, not what you are like,” John Cusack’s Rob Gordon declares midway through High Fidelity, an admission the obsessive, self-obsessed record collector preemptively defends with, “Call me shallow, but it’s the fucking truth.”"

I just went on my version of that rant as well. "Oh, you're naturally competitive? Here's a game that isn't competitive. As you know, that's the best kind of game!"

"…especially if you’re a naturally competitive person."

That's embarrassing for whoever wrote the review! It's in the conversation for best movie of all time, in my opinion. Interestingly enough, it's also the current Pope's favorite movie.

Just based on what Flickchart says (and my Flickchart is generally correct):
1984: Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
1985: Come and See
1986: Hannah and Her Sisters
1987: Babette's Feast
1988: My Neighbor Totoro
1989: Kiki's Delivery Service
1990: Akira Kurosawa's Dreams
1991: Only Yesterday
1992: Porco Rosso
1993: Jurassic…

Psh, what? That movie is great, and the costume is solid. Marlene Dietrich commented at the end, when it melts away, "Oh no, where is my beautiful beast?"

Yeah, they're suing over a compliment.

I recently beat 2-6 in the space of a couple of weeks (I'd beaten 1 before, but skipped it this time because, hey, I'm not crazy). As a kid, pretty much any MegaMan game after 3 felt really difficult to me, but I got into a groove this time and blew through them with what felt like increasing speed. So none of them…

Good flick, I reviewed it a few months ago after seeing it at my favorite local festival: http://www.flickchart.com/b…

This is very well-written, my favorite AVC article in quite a while!

Fry's is my go-to for that kind of thing.

From the lack of credits and the context I assumed he was maybe some kind of higher-up in the Scientology organization rather than an actor/something-like-an-actor. But now that I think of it, maybe you're right, maybe he is or was an actor?