The very best Pixar movies are the ones without sequels. I truly hope they never make a sequel to Inside Out, Ratatouille and The Incredibles.
Peter O'Toole's reading of what could have been just a 'fuck you' to art critics was thoughtful, emotional and honest.
Inside Out was the first movie that made my wife, two…

'bland'? That's Natalie Portman… I don't think bland is the right adjective.
That's straight up, classy poon.

Billie Holliday. I know why I should like her, but I just don't.

Winner gets to raise his secret love child.

Not my cup of tea, then, I would imagine.

Malick's Thin Red Line.

You're still my brother, Fredo.

I never said he was evil.
I never said I was liberal.

Ted Cruz looks like an actor from the '50's who would play 'Leave it to Beaver' type dads, and would later be outed, and then everyone would say "oh, well I knew he was gay all along," but really only a handful of people knew, and they respected him enough to keep his secret.
Poor guy, carrying this terrible secret.…

Nor is it in any way funny, poignant or relevant.

I wonder how one goes about getting a job transcribing the narration of internet clips for the AV Club.
And why the entire article didn't have quotation marks around it.

Having never read the comic, I had honestly thought I had imagined this show. It's both a relief and a disappointment that I hadn't.

When I was living in Vancouver, my way home was blocked one night by a television shoot for an (at the time) obscure show, 21 Jump Street. It went on and on, and a crowd of inconvenienced and increasingly annoyed neighbours gathered. When it was finally finished, the set broke up, and the people involved walked away,…