To be fair, they're about as convincing as a lot of the special effects in the prequel trilogies.

So your position on District 9 is sort of like the Academy's position on the Rocky series*?

*Emma Stone stares at Rorschach ink blots.*

Yeah, I watched all of I, Claudius in one sitting once (11 hours or so, if I recall), and as good as that series was, I was half brain-dead by the time the final episode rolled around. I couldn't imagine 22 hours of any TV series.

A about fuck gives I mean say shit stupid think this to who you ?,""

I'm gonna commission a life-size Statue of Liberty, then bury it mostly in sand.

PARKLIFE!

PARKLIFE!

Actually, now I want to see a dumb comedy based on Cape Fear.

Gilliam has more than a bit of Quixote in him and Welles had more than a bit of Falstaff in him. I think tackling subjects that ironically appropriate constitutes daring the fates to squash you like a bug.

"It says here: Buddy Holly returns from dead, with headline next year's Lollapalooza… What the Hell is a Lollapalooza?"

Me, sometimes. It amuses me.

Stride mother!

Okay, I spent way too long watching that video.

"Abbathnoid."

My favorite part? According to Lemmy, James Gunn didn't have Lemmy's narrator speaking in pseudo-Shakespearean verse, and then Lemmy decided "to Shakespeare it up a bit."

The Fender Mustang? Those guitars that only Kurt Cobain loved?

Huh. Thanks, man. That's really interesting.

I think that at least in the medieval ages, the Catholic Church came to the conclusion that Mary was not only a virgin when she was impregnated with Jesus, but for the rest of her life as well. But there was a theory that Joseph was a widower with kids from a previous marriage. I have no idea what the modern-day…

I saw that in the Beverly Hillbillies!