Anyone else think it is offensive that they keep calling composers like Johnny Greenwood and Trent Reznor "non-composers"? Is it because they were in rock bands? What makes them non-composers? I get that some of them might approach composition differently than a classically trained composer, but I think calling them…

Nah, I don't think we're going to admit that.

I thought there was actually a script called "Leonardo DiCaprio and Chewbacca"—which sounded better then any of the real scripts mentioned.

The Game is awesome.

I liked King of Limbs.

Maybe there was a second cannon on the grassy knoll.

How I Got Over is awesome. Just one continuous flow from beginning to end.

It stars Michelle Pfeiffer as she teaches an angry black kid that punching is just another way to rap.

This isn't a half-bad idea, actually.

Will Smith should be Ender.

You want to hate on the jews while you're at it, you nazi?

That was the only situation in the past 5 years I could remember listening to the radio, so I ran with it.

I think any movie that even includes just 10 seconds of Alan Rickman get an automatic B at a minimum.

Also this means this movie is a better movie than Scott Pilgrim.

Somebody feels like a rat in a cage today…

Radio is for people in rental cars that don't have an auxilliary out.

I knew a ton of stations like that, 15 years ago.

I agree. Both sequels are underrated.

George Lucas wrote a novel that was a sequel to Willow. And he killed off Madmartigan in either the first chapter or the prologue.

Agreed. The first few were cool because they could actually be turned into a stage play. They were basically just conversations between a few people a room.