Ayer made one of my favorite movies in Harsh Times, I'm saddened to see him falling victim to Zack Snyder soundtrack disease.

Ok now that gives me some perspective, thank you. I think I tried to get through Underworld and it just didn't grab me at all. I'll probably save my deep dive into DeLillo for a time when I might be less distracted by life.

How old are the kids supposed to be on this movie anyway? She's 32, perfectly reasonable age to have children.

Nope, as far as I can tell that term came about with the release of Random Access Memories.

It doesn't exclude being able to kick ass. Plus a lot of them were all a part of the same Hollywood social scene so they get tied together. No different than Nirvana and Pearl Jam being considered the same genre despite being really stylistically different.

What is it that I'm missing with DeLillo? I can't get into him for some reason, none of it grabs me.

Steely Dan, Hall & Oates, late-era Fleetwood Mac, post-prog Genesis. Basically anything mid 70s through early 80s that combined blue eyed soul, Chicago blues, and (fuck this stupid running meme but I'm saying it anyway because it actually means something) that Laurel Canyon post-hippie sound.

"I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refu-uuuuse, buuuuuddy!

Y'all are jaded as fuck, this looks fun for a kid's movie.

He's also Klaus the goldfish from American Dad. But yeah, he's pretty much the go to guy when Frank Weller is too busy.

What podcast did I hear her on?

Roman Reigns is a strong guy and I'm sure he could win a fight against most people but lets not exaggerate his toughness. He doesn't have any shoot experience, he's big but not a giant or anything. I argued with someone once about whether that Superman punch was realistic, apparently some people actually buy into a…

Usually that's true but supposedly Vince is a mark for the gimmick. They'll be ok.

The Briscoes are like the only brothers besides Bret and Owen to ever have a great match with each other.

I agree in theory, but the fans keep turning her face.

And a soundtrack comprised of early 90s Epitaph bands! I love that movie.

Speaking in my official capacity as a drummer, that's just….no….

Nowadays a lot of karaoke songs are covers, for whatever legalistic reason.

They kept going strong at least through Shallow Hal.

I went to high school with the guitarist from Bigwig. And Amar'e Stoudamire but I didn't know him.