This was the movie whose commercial featured "Look! Brad Pitt is doing a voice along with other famous actors" Dreamworks did the traditional movie studio approach put a famous face on it to put butts in seats the first week and hope it catches on. Pixar does great voice casting and stories that you want to watch…

Was it "Far from the Madding Crowd" perhaps?

Something Mordecai and Rigby from Regular Show would totally unironically watch the hell out of

I prefer Joel but Mike's made me laugh harder than probably anyone else.

The breakfast croissants are pretty good.

The Flying J truck stop here in Fargo has a Tim Horton's and a Popeye's, the first of each franchise in the area.

I loved the movie til the last 20-30 minutes. As mentioned, the set design was great and it established a great sense of encroaching doom.

Buscemi could fill in.

I brought up the "Mancy" part to a co-worker and he said 'That's very "Get Smart"' which is exactly the kind of thing that would happen on that show.

A lot of Usual Suspects. I hadn't seen BonerTime in a while, looks like it's been 9 months

Sir Charles took Godzilla to the hole!

I caught a really nice triple bill of M movies on TCM's 31 days of Oscar on Thursday
Last half of Maltese Falcon
The Man Who Knew Too Much - really good I did not know 'Que Sera Sera' debuted with this movie
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance - also really good it had the look of a TV movie of the day more than what you'd…

For the missus it's "The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd"

Nance said something about milo's sexual confusion because he looks like he's around Port Syed in Naples a few times,
it really didn't make any sense to me.
at 3:50 https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Interesting, I never heard that phrase with hog on the end. Isn't it redundant?

Yeah I'd like to see it off What's on Tonight.

Get some of that sweet sweet Apple style sales.

Baby snips, baby snips

So-lo, can fly, in 12 parsecs
Lei-a, who falls for So-lo
T(34), I blast those damn whomp-rats
Which brings us back to Poe Poe Poe Poe

The private (e)missions of Han(d) Solo