Samuel Jackson is Frozone in The Incredibles.
Spoken credits and Nic Roeg cinematography? Must be Fahrenheit 451.
Alan Arkin, Diane Lane and Sam Raimi are in Indian Summer. For reasons I can't explain, I own a copy on DVD.

I had to look that up, because I thought Now You See Him, Now You Don't was that crappy Italian Disney knock-off with Dean Jones. Turns out that was Mr. Superinvisible, and it was released two years earlier.

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess it was a shitty live-action Disney movie.

Big Jay Oakerson? Will he make some hilarious racist comments while talking about a song he hates?

Even Stevens Spielberg would cut this thread from the final film.

My dad was in the motor pool attached to the 42nd Infantry in World War II. He never talked about his experiences, and it was only as he was turning old and frail that I learned from others that he had been present for the liberation of Dachau. Dad grew up in a family of immigrant Swedes working coal mines in rural…

He also shot Jacques Demy's debut feature, Lola. And anybody who hasn't seen Z, get on that right now.

And of course Trump also said it's "almost like cheating" to have Bey and Jay at her rally, since she'd never be able to draw such a huge crowd on her own. Yet Trump depended on that Piscopo magic at one of his rallies. How many otherwise apolitical Johnny Dangerously fans showed up?

Well, at least nobody from ATCQ has said anything stupid in the last twenty-four hours. Have they?

Yeah, I…was afraid of that. Can I just retire from my family? I don't really want to be related to people who could believe that shit.

I haven't dared venture over to Breitbart to see how the story is playing out there.

The commute will be a little ruff.

My far right relatives, who ordinarily would have been Blue Lives Mattering all over Facebook, were oddly quiet once it became apparent the shooter was one of their own.

David J. Skal's The Monster Show does a pretty good job of that. It's where I learned that Diane Arbus had been done freelance work for Famous Monsters Of Filmland magazine.

Down And Out In Beverly Hills was the Boudu adaptation.
Beautiful Girls was the Uma-Mira-Natalie-Rosie epic.
And the True Grit sequel…well, on screen the title is simply Rooster Cogburn, but some sources list it as Rooster Cogburn…And The Lady. (Their ellipsis, not mine.)

One of the people killed was an acquaintance of my ex-wife's family, so it's kind of personal. But really, any decent human being should be disgusted with the whole family. For all their pro-life posturing, actual human life means nothing compared to Terry & Eric's political ambitions.

And don't forget, the Branstad son who is running Trump's Iowa campaign is the same guy who killed two people in a drunken stupor, and walked away with a slap on the wrist. Fuck the entire worthless family.

Albert Brooks and Leelee Sobieski were in My First Mister.

Oddly enough, yes I do, specifically because after we saw it, my (now ex-) wife commented on how she thought Giamatti was "kind of hot". She also had a thing for Bob Hoskins…

Sarandon was Miss Spider in James And The Giant Peach.
The Miyazaki film is Princess Mononoke.
Richard Fleischer directed Soylent Green.
Jackson, Giamatti and Spacey were in The Negotiator.