That True Romance score is beautiful. I love the opening with Arquette's voiceover.

"Have you ever killed anyone?"
"Yeah, but they were all bad."

I'm with you, action movies and horror movies should never be longer than 90 minutes.

He got shot, that was something.

There are only two corner offices, if Don's got one and Roger's got one where is Cooper's? Did SC have more than one floor? I don't remember.

We're talking dioramas, who could wait?

It's the set from seasons one-three. Lane hanged himself in the new digs.

Just don't google Hinzlemann when you're midway through the book.

Personally, I won't be happy until we all get to boot him repeatedly, right in his shriveled cheeto of a cock.

Oh, for sure. I'm just continuously shocked by how blindly people support police officers. It's weird cult.

I met a guy who said that he was voting for Trump because Obama had "racially divided the country more than anyone in history"*. When I retorted that I though cops shooting black people in the back had more to do with that he said, "I support the police".

Day-Lewis makes movies more often than Doc and Jackson make shows.

It really does feel very Evil Dead. After an opening straight out of Texas Chainsaw Massacre it goes full on goofy splatter-horror.

Only if no one's there to keep. Summer. Safe.

Skyler did a lot of stuff, but seldom shrieked.

Would it have Jason Isaacs or Bryan Cranston as the dad? I'm good with either as long as there's less of that shrieking woman.

It's not just that Ron's the lowest of the trio, he's almost the lowest of the Weasleys! I have him barely edging out Percy to stay out of last.

As good a place as any to post this great Mitchell & Webb bit:

That squirrel has a puffy tail!

Yeah, she sword fights Robin and nearly kills him to start the movie and then ends up a sobbing, screaming mess at the end. It's pretty shitty, now that you mention it.