My favorite is Black Sabbath’s Heaven and Hell:

Whit Stillman isn’t on this list, which is kind of a fail.

I was in high school when this started showing on cable. I thought it was garbage, mostly because I didn’t buy that aliens would be so messy.

Did The Irishman get a theatrical release? I thought that was a requirement for nomination...

I really enjoyed the fact that practically everyone living in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe was a total selfish asshole, from King Friday, all the way down to the miserable old bag who lived in a whirling museum. It really prepared me for life in the real world.

The new Polly Mouth album, also out this week, is a lot of fun.

“Seven to ten” albums in the can? Doesn’t it seem like that’s a number he’d know with greater accuracy?

A thought I had:

Balls Poutine

I look forward to his forthcoming cabinet appointment.

I can hear a bit of The Cars’ ‘You’re All I’ve Got Tonight’ and a little Lou Reed in his delivery. Digging the drums, too. Good call. This is a pretty fun, lurching tune.

Hey, hoser. This is four months old.

Agree 100%. Because the Airplane movies and their ilk managed to have rules and internal logic (people took everything everyone said literally) and were elevated by having subtext (much of it could be read as a comment on how weird our language is).

Counterpoint: no.

I love AWIN, but that trailer looks like overblown, pyrotechnic garbage.

I’d just like to point out that, apart from his fine performance in Runaway Train, Eric Roberts is somewhat less than the man.

Bill O’Reilly pulls a Job. I say we allow this scenario to play out accordingly.

I took a (first) date to see Peter Greenaway’s The Falls. We did not have a second date.