Aaaamen.

9/10 or gtfo.

No cuz jive is American.

Yup, I do. Fucking hell.

yeah but only if they were actually recorded on the Serenghetti.

Alright, this is the best response to this.

Gotta agree on The Lion King. Plus, it's a movie that takes place in fucking Sub-Saharan Africa. Every single voice actor (or at least the great majority) should've been a Black person. Call me a PC SJW, don't even fucking care. There's no excuse here. If people think non-whites should be excluded from medieval-style…

I remember telling my Mom about the loop-de-loop tube slide when I read about it a couple years ago. "Mom, why are people so STUPID?!"

Ok, but slow clap for the title.

"Great Job, Internet" JUST posted an article about this very thing!! http://www.avclub.com/artic…

I think it's awesome this got posted on AVC when I was talking about this exact opening in another AVC thread last week.

At this point I think he realizes the power balance has shifted and he's not really afraid of revealing that part of himself - and yes, he has always viewed everything he experiences as "perfectly normal."

People who are abused at that age often are.

"I haven't felt this humiliated since I was at the Friars Club and Soon-Yi's retainer fell out of my pants…"

I missed scenes with Emma and Norman. She seems like the only female in his life he might never hurt, even as Norma, because it seems that Norma loves her too. By contrast, I fast-forward through the ones with Emma and Dylan. Just forced, just awful. I don't even know why they bothered, NONE of that makes any real…

Yes, but did they see the Space Coyote??

Yes, but did they see the Space Coyote??

so you think they're the suckiest bunch of sucks that ever sucked?

That is a fun fact.

I'm sure there are people here who will make the claim that "RENT sucks because everyone in it is entitled and refuses to grow up and insists they shouldn't have to abide by rules because they're special." And.. I can't disagree with that, although I think that's simplistic (I'll be damned if I ever fall into the…