I was glad I saw this on a bootleg at a friends house, because I don't see the point of watching footage that's supposed to be homemade looking on a big screen.  But I agree, the whole movie did a really bad job of convincingly taking place in the 80's.

That's one wicked burn, your honor.

No one's engaging you on these references.  They've got some fucking attitude.

They could at least tone down the accent.  When it's as exaggerated as it is, that makes it obvious that the accent on it's own is supposed to be funny.  If the character is supposed to be an immigrant, fine, but they should just have the actor do a more accurate accent.

Fun fact: the music from IASIP can also be heard in Ren & Stimpy!

Welp, I guess I should have read to replies down before commenting about the Lost comics, eh?

As a bonus, that viking one has some Lost comics at the bottom.

I enjoy pointlessly violent movies, but the only reason I'll be seeing Immortals in theaters is because Tarsem directed it.  I want to see all that ridiculous set design blown up to God's Asshole proportions.

Andy reacting to puppies is enough for me.  And he's an official Pawnee Goddess now!

Well, we already know his mom used to kiss his little winky.  At least she didn't walk in on that.

Seriously!  He's like a beautiful injured baby bird that just wants to be loved and can ruthlessly kill your enemies.  His dance card should be full as hell.

Be careful if you get him pissed.

And die.  That's the key.

Analeigh looked familiar to me in Crazy Stupid Love, but I completely forgot that it was ANTM that I had seen her on.  Good for her, she seems like a decent actress.

According to the Goog, it's Love Poem by Richard Brautigan.  And that's the whole thing.

Thank god.  The world didn't need to see what I assume would be a self-respecting feminist learning to see that dickbag as a human being with thoughts, dreams, and feelings.

I caught The Mighty Boosh on AS a couple times, but it just pissed me off because they had to cut things for time and edit out words like "Christ."  But at least it wasn't a remake.

All I wanna know is WHERE THE PARTY AT?  And as a follow up question, would it be problematic if I bring my gat?

A doodle doodle doo

It may be correct in British and American English, but only British people use it right.  Because they're just better.