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Frodo Baggins
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Did you just address a non-related female acquaintance as "Sister?" That is so cool. I'm picturing you as Pam Grier now.

As long as it's unreproductive.

@avclub-53ef3f6607f8a9d210d7ceb6c2eab5e8:disqus Hey asshole, put GoT on iTunes!

Yes, but wasn't he
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Manipulated by Petyr?
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Done and Done!

What about the pie? THE PIE?!

I think it's that mind-boggling phenomenon of overanalysis itself that the documentary will explored, not the veracity of the theories its subjects postulate.

The only horror images I can't look at are the bathroom reveal in The Shining, and Pazuzu's face in The Exorcist.

"Shining Furry BJ" would be a good band name.

I don't think the end of the movie is supposed to be carefully worked out. It's a massive supernatural clusterfuck.

Well, I think the latter question is pretty self-explanatory. There's a Hamster named Huey, and an explosion of viscous liquid. What I want to know is, do you think the villagers will ever find Hamster Huey's head?

I don't really see the mystery. They're some kinky weirdos who stayed at the hotel.

That scene was really the only justification for Windom's character showing up. What a crappy antagonist.

Well, it didn't matter in terms of how we, the audience, perceive his personhood, but it matters deeply in terms of how he sees his own life. Are his memories implanted? Will he die in (less than) four years? Those are the types of things you'd like to know about yourself.

In my experience, there is no such thing as luck.

Ditto for book and film of 2001.

But what would the real truth be, that he would need to make up the story to cover up? He revealed himself to them as Keyser Soze from the beginning, and hired them outright to pull off the jobs? I always thought it was just the names he made up (and obviously, Verbal Kint's imaginary anecdotes), so that the police

When you someone read it.