And let me just say, that I loved him in…in…
*snaps fingers, is handed iPhone*
…IMDB.
*mouths 'Seriously?!?' to off camera Annie*

It's funnier if you replace "Babe Ruth" with "Teeth".

He still owes Michael Pena a role for the one he stole in Argo.

lol that's so random, chillbro. We're modern nomads.
Edit: #Momads

@avclub-c0664cb4a7e91b7f89767360248e1945:disqus Harumph all you want, its a generalization that Marc happens to share. 
A ) A True one at that.
B ) That nerd-dom's a buyer's market, if you know what I mean.

Long Story Short, Marc's a Victim-Bully.

He only accepts kicked shekels. In groups of three to four.

No harm no foul; I wanted Django to be better at cool stuff like Kill Bill, too.

@avclub-0d4efaa2c9d1041eb9b8b5319eec8531:disqus You're reading entirely too much into this and you know it.
I however, am talking about Editing. More to the point; Pacing. That fire-lit camp scene with Schultz describing the tale of Brunhilde had little to do with the adjoining scenes. This whole movie felt lopsided…

Worried? Patton Oswalt, Furries, and gratuitous T&A in the first five.
This coal mine might'a done up and gone dry 'fore you know it.

Re-used from Kill Bill vol. 1 in the rooftop sword fight. I'm talking Editing here, not screenplay or director. The damn film could not end. I'd rather have left at the last fifteen minutes and waited at a bus stop than watch the dragged corpse meanderings of an indulgent cameo scene shoe-horned in as it was. I liked D…

During the post credits, with the picture comparison, when they showed Tony Mendez, I thought: "You know who that really looks like?…Michael Pena".

…thus confirming by his use of the 'Greater Than' comparison meme, that He, Armond White, is actually A Troll.

Best Director, Quentin Tarantino?!? They're giving Django a free pass so they can vicariously feel bad about American Slavery!
*Stops, sees Django on Best Editing list*
Oh, What The Fuck?!?

And so it goes…

They call that there tha "Boyd Crowder".

[Terriers notification!]

Well, there's always Charlie the mixed bag, there, but he has a long history of spousal abuse as well. All in all it's Old Boys Club, laughing and patting Charlie on the back for his 'firebrand' ways, so there's a legitimate grievance women have with FX's Sheenocracy.

They're trying to make olives the new cherry-stem. Everyone leave Twin Peaks alone!

I hope the producers get Will Farrell, if only to ask: Why do bitches need to be hunted?