And I'm on film suddenly!

Like it was said earlier in these comments, I dug his everyman, there for a paycheck attitude. I mean I guess he's thinking a bigger role would have vaulted him to leading man status, but really? It was always Murray's movie.

Futurama has shit on the Seymour moment itself a couple of times too, BTW

I get lots of emails from publicists, and it's rather strange how many of them use @aol.com addresses

He means Bob Johnson

I am in love with this so hard.

"Sam, my patent papers are at a slight incline!"

Abby is some gal

Don't get me wrong, I would welcome that (even if I already have my own taped copy) but I wouldn't hold my breath.

Probably some turkey.

I believe they only show the episodes Shout! Factory has the rights to, and Riding With Death sadly is not one of them.

Word.

My point was that the site (and lots of others) seem to, with certain filmmakers, transition into a review of the filmmaker rather than the film. I'm not glossing over shortcomings, but it is a curious phenomenon associated on with a few famous (and infamous) filmmakers.

Agree. His "aww, hell" attitude was tops.

I agree. These reviews seem to be too much of a retrospective of Nolan's career.

I mostly really loved this movie. I think Nolan has made himself a big target with his success, and it tends to cloud reviews…a rather big problem here at The AV Club in my humble opinion.

I thought Plan B KILLED babies!

Everyone else has been keeping it secret.

Only the Big 3 holiday ones are classics. And "Snoopy, Come Home."

I have satellite radio, and NPR Now kept the same schedule. I don't like turning my back on the local station, but don't mess with my shit, ya know?