On that show, nothing gets resolved. It gets stuck. For two seasons. ><"

Given what the show became after that very watchable first season (the ending of the pilot being the most memorable part of it all for me), I'm not sure calling Darabont's behaviour "unprofessional" is on point…

Are you saying he suffers from premature ejaculation ?

MacAllister.

That is a very ambiguous reply…! ^^

More with despair and unbearable dumbness.

He must be endearing to ISIS, 'cause the only thing that can destroy your brain faster than a bullet to the head is Rob Shneider's "comedy". ^^

"Rob Schneider is durp a durp a durp !!!!!!!"

I'm not entirely convinced by that premise yet. But more Glenn Close on TV's always good in my book (her scenes opposing Anthony Anderson on the fourth season of "The Shield" still deserve some praise).

Viggo Mortensen was so good in that (he's always good, now that I think of it). Ôo

Funny, "Kill Bill Vol. 1" is one of those movies I watched once and never want to watch again. I'm not that much of a Tarantino fan anyways ("Inglorious Basterds" was fun, mostly because of Waltz and Fassebender, and I quite liked "Jackie Brown" for its, I thought, distinctive Elmore Leonard vibe).

There's a good opportunity in there to cast Ian McShane as a hotel proprietor, thus infusing a potential "Deadwwod" vibe to the whole ordeal….! ^^

"Bachelor in Paradise : the Cosby Edition"

Wait for it…… Wait for it……

Oh yeah, right ! Thanks for reminding me…..I loved that part ! ^^

Meh. I'll just re-watch "Bubba Ho-Tep" instead !

The only Tom Cruise-starring movie I can think of that doesn't have that "Tom Cruise movie" effect on me is "Collateral".
Otherwise, yeah, totally with you on that.

I was half expecting to see Crockett and Tubbs just springing into a room, guns blazing, to a Glenn Frey song. Ôo

Every Johnny Depp starring movie blows these days anyways…! ^^

And, in my humble (and very lonely) opinion, a way better movie than "The Departed".