How did this project not qualify for a review?

If I ever get my hands on a time machine, I'm heading straight to 1995 to convince 7th grade-me to throw in with Pearl Jam instead of this dude.

Looks like a pump, feels like a sneaker

J.R., J.R., He's a real bad guy

I love this dude, but, what?

You couldn't see how Jewel's "Foolish Games" mirrored the way that Batgirl was being torn apart by, uh… okay. I give up.

Same here. That trailer wrecked me, and I didn't even have a particularly strong connection to that book. It's that everything about it looked right.

I remember liking 300's quite a bit, even though I've still never made it to the end of that movie.

"Rescue Me"

High Fidelity's got a pretty shitty trailer.

I'll come up with a better response after I get some sleep but, for now, god, I love that Kill Bill trailer.

And here I was afraid that the Browns' first "win" wouldn't come until after the bye.

A subway bomb probably wouldn't be accompanied by an engineer who seems more than happy to explain what it does and how it was made.

Who's stuck hanging out with Ellis now?

From how far away?

My mother's biggest celebrity crush is probably Wentworth Miller, but she still refers to him as Prison Break.

The first time this happened to me was with Psycho. The most recent time came when I watched A Nightmare on Elm Street for the first time this past week

Ditto Interpol's "Stella Was a Diver and She Was Always Down"

I didn't notice the abandoned rhyme in The Killers' "Mr Brightside" for years.

I can't articulate why, but I tend to think of Charlie Hunnam as That Guy Who Isn't Channing Tatum.