Just wondering, were expectations met or were you disappointed? I haven't seen it, and the subject matter, that whole song and dance routine, *sounds* like a turn off…BTW, I really like Gosling as an actor

"…come at me…"

You mean he lost all Protection?

Yup. The Batcave is really spartan in its décor, so that's a dead giveaway.

Interesting comment/username synergy, Hmmm…

Upvote for making me re-evaluate the subtexts of that movie, which is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful/bizarre films ever..and apparently more subtle than I realized.

It's topical. Blue/Red state=Grey/Blue….get it? The country has become polarized to the point that such divisions are worth addressing this way.

It is when you keep it in the fridge for minimum 24+ months

If I was that gun….

I think it's by design. It hides his boners whenever he spots a hot reporter in these photo-ops.

Thanks for your input, Mr. Henry Ford..

Doesn't surprise me. London is awesome, if you take away the weather. People there always find creative ways to enjoy themselves. Amazing city.

Gipple?

NERD!

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I hope she stays under long enough for me to make an escape, she forgets everything that happened, and I move on to the next vulnerable broad looking for fame and fortune, and I use my celebrity prowess to both ward off and intimidate potential means of recourse related to my transgressions!!

Server's or cook's?

I actually think the llamas have something to do with this. Sure, they look cute and cuddly, but behind that friendly gaze lies a deranged homicidal maniac.

Saw the headline but didn't realize who it was at first. I remembered her mainly for the 1980's weird but wonderfulPaperhouse. British film where she played the mother of the troubled child protagonist of the movie. I found it hard to believe she was American after doing research into her. Also didn't realize she was…

Scrolling down to see how soon someone would mention Davis. Miles Davis is an unrivaled talent bridging multiple genres, absolutely across-the-board peerless. Would love to have witnessed his performances in Japan in the mid-1970's. Especially Agartha, western music's greatest achievement.

I've experienced just what you're describing. In a smoke-filled, smallish venue in Manhattan when Cure For Pain just came out. Exactly what you'd expect. Lovely show. So crowded I was sitting on a pool table looking sideways at the stage.