No way, records are more popular now than in 2000 and probably even 1995.

I don’t know why but I want to say Dakota Fanning would be good. Or Hannah Montana. Or Oklahoma Wilson, or New Jersey Albertson.

Sheesh, she’s only 18, don’t write her off yet.

I assume it means he gets to add a slide to the 2 second vanity production company logos before or after the movie.

Well the geniuses who work at a top secret lab still wanna chill with some wings and a Coors Light at B-Dubs on the weekend. How ya gonna do that in Alaska?

I don’t trust a wizard who can’t even keep his discount department store chain afloat.

I am pretty sure I am not a survivalist because whenever I read summaries about movie scenarios like this I think, yeah, I’d just go ahead and die.

I think most Outer Party and even Prole residents in Oceania “caught on.” They were just too defeated and powerless to actually do anything about it.

Will Ferrell doesn’t seem that weird.. He seems like a pretty average and normal guy with a gift for a certain brand of giant man-baby comedy. I’m not entirely sure Joaquin Phoenix, on the other hand, is actually a human being.

If it was a scene from a 2011 Seth Rogan stoner time travel comedy everyone would call the writer a hack.

The Rent setting seems as archaic as Les Miserables. I don’t sense the current generation has any affection at all for dirty, artsy 80s New York or the starving artist lifestyle.

Also, the song is largely discredited because, as we all know, The Power won.

Which decade, the 80s or the 90s? Because the charts in the front half of the 80s were filled with new wave, synth pop etc. classics. Then it gets bad, I agree, but maybe 1979-1984 is almost as great a time for pop music as the late 60s.

The good news is Rip Torn only seems to be a danger to himself.

Not all street art. They do like Barksy.

I don’t know if it’s totally true or not but I’ve heard from someone who works in clearances for TV that if you WANT to use a brand logo (meaning, you approach Dell or Apple or whoever) the companies almost always say “no.” They’ll pay for product placement, sure, but they won’t let you do it for free.

I don’t even care!

What about.. Hear me out.. A woman manager dealing with a team of men?

Eastbound and Down, maybe?