Even Daredevil gets a Hot Wheels cars. The man without fear, indeed…

And say hallo to his li'l friend — bloodstained comptroller Jeff Davis!

Liam Gallagher. Less interesting.

Movie quote as impending movie review: One minute it's running like a top, and the next it's broken down on the side of the road….

How did it snow *inside* the cave?

"Very groovy. Very groovy. See there. I bet nobody ever said that to you."

"Now everyone knows William Petersen's character dies in that locker room at the end of To Live and Die in L.A. but what this clip presupposes is… what if he didn't?"

Well, Uma Thurman is 5'11 and had a Hanso, and Chiaki Kuriyama is 5'4 and was dressed like a schoolgirl. Still, I admittedly misunderstood the theme which involves a littler or smaller-status character actually murdering a bigger or larger status character. And, yes, I realize the headline is "KILLING above your…

No Go-Go?

Saw "Carlito" in the theater and the first time someone referred to him as just plain old "Benny Blanco," a woman in the theater added in a monotone: "…from the Bronx."

Agreed. Also, should Season 3 pick up at some point in the future, I'll be interested to see where that fluorescent path took Mike….

Not just talking but also reading ad copy with the bubbly joie de vivre of a Hal Hartley character.

He got the gout.

It really has been a while.

Been a while!

I forgive you.

What I'm saying, professor, is I felt Soderbergh's Solaris owed much more of a debt to Kubrick than to Tarkovsky. What with the elegant docking scenes and so forth. Which, apparently, you haven't seen.

Are the two mutually exclusive?

Didn't he already re-do 2001? And call it Solaris?

I thought there was a lot before the home stretch that could've been axed. Did we really need the complication of amnesia? To say nothing of the three (THREE) high school musical productions described in great detail?