That’s the old Movie Pass. The New Movie Pass is going to have custom mini duvets. It’s a whole new paradigm.

Crisp was a bought-out propaganda fest, backed by Big Produce and a lot of under-the-fruit-stand payoffs. “My First, My Last, My Everything Fuji-Love” was THE one to see.

You’re so vain, you probably think this OSHA is about you ...

“I don’t know why the village council is worried about litigation from a $24 million a year company, while it’s out a $65 million-a-year company,”

It still fascinates and horrifies me that Groening said bringing Jay Sherman into Springfield was some kind of creative betrayal, but crossing over with *spit* Family Guy, albeit years later, is acceptable.

Yeah, I feel like this series finally got to the fireworks factory, turning dinos loose on the general population from land, air and sea.

I’ve been led to understand that a single AR-15 can just barely ward off the 30-50 feral hogs that run into my yard within 3-5 mins while my small kids play and I don’t think that’d be enough for a flock of dinosaurs.

Sam Neill is also totally looking like Dr. Grant. He’s aged, obviously, but he can still do that intense eye-twinkling (@1:20).
And Laura Dern looking hot as ever.

How about Dodgson?

I mean, by classic (1940s-50s) romcom standards the only surprising thing about this pairing is that *both* leads are in their 50s.

Quiet, Jimmy!

Eddie also damaged his voice with his drinking and smoking. He was once one of the better rock vocalists ever IMHO—-up to Binaural. Just listen to the power on those early records.

Kate Beaton to the rescue!
http://www.harkavagrant.com/index.php?id=324

Yeah, in one of the first run episodes Amy leaves a nightclub with a guy to “have coffee in his car”. And good for her, Amy’s hot, rich, and she likes to get down.

No offense to Reid McCarter, but there’s no excuse for not convincing Nathan Rabin to freelance this piece.

Albini is famously and pointedly not a producer.

So your name is meant to be ironic, then?