I felt that way after reading the Jets one, then the Falcons one, and now this one. Those are my top three, with the Giants and Raiders rounding out the top five. He’s just building on each column and reaching new milestones of hate and incisive hilarity.

Ahhh that Ellis one that showed how much the Celestials hate him. Hilarious. Thanks for sharing. Warren Ellis usually does a great job of making me laugh and that wasn’t an exception.

“Five years after 2001 hit theaters, the Brazilian musician Deodato took an instrumental funk version of Zarathustra to #2 on the Billboard Hot 100"

Or at least a cushy Fox News job as an “expert” though they’d probably make him tweet racists things about American Football instead.

Depends what type of Y you go to. In Charlotte I’ve been to a family style one, an express one, and one that is mostly for adults who either don’t have kids or aren’t bringing them. The family one is right near my place so I go there often and they have a decent amount of equipment, but the third one I mentioned is…

Probably because they had a different opinion than you. It has been known to happen. I’m not putting the movie itself in my top ten or anything, but I think that Sean William Scott was very good in his performance.

She was voiced by Jennifer Aniston, so you may be on to something here.

You Mae be right.

Yeah when I was an early teen i saw “Chronicles of Riddick” on theaters and was like “whoa this is badass” and had never even heard of “Pitch Black” but then later when I was in my twenties I finally saw “Pitch Black” and found it to be vastly superior. I’m glad I saw it when I was old enough to really appreciate why…

Phillip Seymour Hoffman was great in Synecdoche! Of course you could say that about like 90% of the movies he’s been in, even if the movie itself was not great.

Or “L.A. Confidential” cause bad things also happen to him in that one

“Goon” was a pretty good movie and it had Sean William Scott in it. Eugene Levy is in “Schitt’s Creek” which is surprisingly good for what seemed like another “Arrested Development” rip-off. Though you are pretty spot-on, from that young cast it has been mostly Lyonne and Hannigan who have succeeded, unless we count…

Me too!

Ghost World! Love that one.

I liked “Sweeney Todd” too. Not much Burton could have done as a director about the singing voices of his leads, except dub over them maybe. The scenes were all pretty great, and I liked that sad montage about HBC’s character wanting a nice life with Sweeney Todd but knowing it wasn’t going to happen. I also liked…

Cate Blanchett is super gorgeous in that movie, but I still think her best look was as Hela in “Thor:Ragnarok” because that goth look really worked for her.

Dogma is pretty underrated. Probably ages better than most of Kevin Smith’s other stuff. And Rickman/Rock/Hayek were great in the supporting cast.

But I’m a Cheerleader and Office Space for sure. The Green Mile had some great performances.

So when it comes to “Personal Shopper” that was like art imitating her life? I guess when “Charlie’s Angels” comes out she’s going to talk about how three super hot secret agents really do save the world on a regular, clandestine basis?

the orgy is so big it is actually the hill you are fighting on.