My brother-in-law every time we got fast food; "Might as well just take our heart out and stomp on it."

MAGA!

I've decided to start compiling a list of all the insulting names people are using to rag on Donald Trump these days. Premiere Pussygrabber added!

I gotta go with The Road Warrior. The first half or so of Escape is great, but once Snake meets up with the Duke and his minions it bogs down, never to recover. Raiders is a classic, no doubt, but I could only watch it so many times before I got tired of it. The Road Warrior has been one of the very few movies I can…

Second Death Hunt. A superb, overlooked movie.

Actually a French friend of my sister said it was the best portrayal of a Frenchman by a non-Frenchman she'd ever seen. So there's that.

I was an older adult when it came out and few things were (and are) more boring for me than teenage angst bullshit.
Taken as individual episodes, this was a pretty good show but, ultimately, I could never get past the fact that Joan never really changed. God delivered personal, hands-on life instructions and she was…

"Zer is a man who owes me a favor. Rene ze knife. He is an expert with ze stiletto and an absolute magician at hiding ze body."
The way Rodgers gave a little twist of his hand when he said "stiletto" was just perfect.

Do you want the genital cuffs!

Ruprecht.

"Do you moisturize?"

Yeah, I saw it once back in the early '70s sometime. Pretty boring, even though I thought of myself as being a hippie at the time.
Kind of an important movie though. In order to appreciate it, you have to understand what movies about "youth culture" were like back then. Invariably they were the product of studios run…

We drink out of cups and glasses. We eat with spoons and forks.

I agree about Bay, except for 13 Hours. That movie was excellent. I watched it back-to-back with Black Hawk Down and it stood up very well.

Not big on musicals, but I always liked The Music Man. Nostalgic, almost elegiac, for a certain kind of long-gone, small-town Americana but also really funny and often getting its laughs by poking a little fun at the very culture it celebrates. Also has a surprisingly evocative, romantic ending that the vast majority…

Good choice in Stormare. Other portrayals may be scary or fun or entertaining but they're usually kind of caricatures too. Stormares' Satan was truly believable, even to an old school atheist like me. That the movie
showed Satans' power to be confined by authentic rules based on personal choice and sacrifice made the…

I dunno, I'd say it started long before that. What was the distinction John Lennon made? "Before Elvis, there was nothing." Elvis making it big is right about the time rock and roll started to finish off adult music in the marketplace. Personally I think Bernie Taupin's version is more accurate "Before Elvis, there…

"Oh… shooting deaths. That doesn’t mean Americans are more violent than other people. We’re just better shots."

Is your name Otto Parts?

"Have you a valediction boyo?"