Trust me, it's not stopping. I work on the show from time to time as a PA and they just booked me for Christmas Eve. (Hopefully that doesn't violate my NDA?)

I think my favorite is, "Oh, you're a race car in the red? Well I'm a storm cloud laying mother fucker, mother fucker!"

Let's hope they can connect this to the Dickens cinematic universe in a satisfying way. I don't want to have to worry about what's canon and what's not. For example, is the world full of muppets, or not? Make up your mind!

There's just no way Max Landis can nail the tone of a Douglas Adams story. Landis only knows how to write in one, highly specific, Millennial-adderal-fratboy style, and he's not even very good at doing that consistently. Chronicle and American Ultra were both good, but nothing about either makes me think this will…

It's all connected, man. This season goes all the way to the top!

Yeah, they're white, I don't think anyone will care.
Any reccommendations in regards to your self styled Scandinavian film grouping?

Well, since I love the other South Korean directors whose work I've seen (Bong Joon-ho and Park Chan-wook) I'll definitely check out Hong Sang-soo. I can't wait to see what else South Korean cinema produces moving forward, hopefully more of the weird and wonderful stuff we've gotten from this current batch of auteurs.

Are there other members of 30 Seconds to Mars?

I looked up in awe at the dripping Babylon of cosmic majesty, the iridescent monolith of greenish geometrickal impossibilities, stone surfaces too vast to belong to this world, non-Euclidean angles loathsomely redolent of spheres of existence beyond the recompense of my mortal imagination; and there through the darkly…

I liked WALL-E well enough when I first saw it, but then something happened. Every few years I would get the urge to revisit it, or I would show it to a friend or partner who hadn't seen it before, and in that process of revisitation it slowly became my favorite Pixar movie. It's one of the most ambitious (American)…

Does this mean that my hard boiled "Lego Hitler, P.I." script has a chance of getting made?

Maybe I'm a bit late here, but I've been reading Mason & Dixon, by Thomas Pynchon, which I should have done by mid-August. Pynchon takes me a while, but I've been really enjoying it.

Shaq? Pshh, he couldn't even beat a prepubescent Aaron Carter in a pickup game.

Did they even proofread this article? I saw not one mention of how this will this ruin our childhoods.