I mean, my own hands are two of my sources...

Same for me when I try to snap with my middle finger.

I would assume physiological. I physically cannot snap with my middle finger.

No, she’s not right. Many people snap with their ring fingers.

No, many people snap with their ring finger.

Ring finger. Many people snap with their ring finger. Personally, I cannot snap with my middle finger.

Yeah, IM2 is aggressively, obnoxiously, in-your-face bad.

Off topic, just wanted to congratulate you on one of the all time great user handles.

Hey, I know how condescending people can be toward strangers on the internet, so it’s not unusual to find claws at the ready. :-)

I wasn’t condescending to you; I was just conversing with you. And I wasn’t actually arguing that the movie was particularly special or insightful.

Favreu didn’t direct Swingers, just wrote it. But he might have picked up some tricks from Doug Liman.

No, we’re not supposed to see her as a villain in the pure sense; we’re supposed to see that anyone can be a hero or a villain, at different times, and from different perspectives. Who we have left to identify with is: everybody, because we’re complex, and we have strengths and weaknesses, as signified by the…

Especially considering the the early drafts of the script included a literal “Death” character, who would have absolutely been a slasher. It’s a slasher movie in which the plot role of the slasher character is instead being played by “Fate.”

Film editing, if done well, isn’t something you notice.

Had this come up recently when I realized I’d drunkenly done the math wrong on a bar bill, and the total amount I’d written was less than I meant to pay after tip. I rushed back and let the bartender know, and while he was grateful, he told me that he always just goes based on the “tip” line, anyway. Seemed fair and…

stiffing the coat check somehow feels less egregious than not tipping the car valet. Because, believe me, plenty of people don’t tip the coat check.

Cameron made a couple of movies with decent scripts. The last one was in 1986, of course...

I’d say politely telling a person that there’s a perfectly good reason you need them to leave is less offensive than taking away their water and napkins.

There are plenty of bars and restaurants one can go to that show sports on TV. If there must be a TV, maybe specifically show something other than sports, for the benefit of all the people who avoid going out on the nights of big games.

Brian Donlevy was an American thespian, not a British thespian.