The Brakhage film which inspired that sequence "The Act of Seeing With One's Own Eyes" is also pretty damn intense and nauseating. I think I switched it off at the sight of them removing a brain from a human skull.

Hell, even the opening scene where's he's rubbing an unfortunate debtor's face with faecal matter.

Hannibal: Takiawase.

You'd have thought he'd actually stick with contacts, since they're so fond of solutions.

"Why just look like a Nazi when you can see like one too?"

At least they didn't call him "Asiaface", I suppose.

I'm not saying that Urban Dictionary is the be all and end all of what passes for the English language.

Your point was about whether "tmrw" was widely accepted shorthand on the internet and at what point this happened. And judging from the fact that Urban Dictionary is a good way to keep up on internet slang and miscellaneous terminology in a rapidly changing linguistic landscape, and this term was apparently in use…

The entry for "tmrw" on Urban Dictionary was submitted way back in 2005.

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Because thanks to having the Netflix app on my iPad, I was able to fulfil my lifelong dream of watching Predator in the shower.

"There's a kid that's on the run!

Michael Rooker does get the best scene in the whole movie. You know the one I'm talking about.

All I really remember is finding Danny DeVito's narration hacky

No love for LA Confidential?

That's right, I did the Iggy.

There's definitely a "Look at that freaks!" aspect to parts of S-Town, especially in the early episodes where it feels like it's about to turn into an episode of True Detective Season 1 at any moment.

Seeing him play The Punisher and his turn in The Wolf of Wall Street was great, but the role that really made me see him in a whole new light was as Michael H Sussman in Show Me A Hero.

I think that as you get to decide what goes on top of the pancake, it can be as decadent as you want it to be.