I too really like Ivy Walker, even if The Village is just okay (if it had just been a tiny bit shlockier, it would have been something like the original Wicker Man).

"Everyone will believe you," he whispers in your ear.

Even when his cat gets chucked off a balcony in Grand Budapest, he still looks unruffled.

Jeff is too chill to flip out at an online troll and complain endlessly while taking advantage of literally everyone.

It's that cross section of strong bone structure, indefatigable confidence, and the uncertainty of "is he tame crazy or going to steal my all the doorknobs in my house?" Crispin Glover is the other king of that kingdom.

THE TAIL, duh.

Well he IS the Pullout King.

They keep little boxes of cereal in the hopes that one day Crispin Glover will come for them.

It's always so jarring to hear his voice come out of that twinkly little animated cat in Kiki's Delivery Service.

I don't think they have the rights to those Narnia books.

I'd rather fall out of a tree onto a paved road and throw up rye diner toast than a bolus of cornflakes.

Haha, okay Biff, bye bye. (Eats the mushiest cereal in movie history.)

You know that must have been the future mayor's idea out of sheer pity.

James can do surprisingly quite a few. I remember the commentary where they said Dana Snyder offered to do a different voice but him not doing Master Shake felt like a ripoff.

Especially in the 50s, it probably cost as much as eggs and bacon. Oh well, I'll just email Crispin Glover's website and await a 5 paragraph response condemning it and Robert Zemeckis.

Can I get those on the side?

Archer is smarmy him and Bob is beaten down him.

Does it come with slaw?

Not Doc Hammer doing any of his three voices?

Rewatched BTTF with a friend who never saw it and was happy to discover she too found George to be very attractive. Anyway, why does George eat cold cereal at a full bells and whistles diner?