I think they mean A) the coens will direct all six episodes, and B) Tim Blake Nelson will star in the show along with many others.

Directed by Michael Showalter!
A few jokes felt specific to his style of comedy, for instance the way Bud has difficulty standing up from the pile of floor pillows and, especially, the discovery of the CCH Pounder headshot. I'm not saying these were his ideas, but seemed appropriate considering he directed the…

In the segment about the Baumbach movie, am I misreading the line, "something close to his own Royal Tenenbaums?"

Give P's a chance

I also liked the Redgrave performance as Rampling playing Max. Good stuff.

Ron once mentions that he's actually had 3 ex-wives and gets to burn another effigy… I know about the two Tammys (and this was pre-XenaWarriorPrincess). Who's the third?

Am I the only one stoked for Baby Driver?

I am really late to the fact that Scott Pilgrim is SO polarizing! For every "best movie ever!" there's a "worst piece of garbage ever!"

Moonrise Kingdom! Might be my fave Wes Anderson, although Tenenbaums is tough competish. That said, those movies couldn't be more different (aside from the stylistic touches of the director).

Killing Them Softly! Loved that movie, I think it's really underrated, though the style is certainly not crowd-pleasing necessarily. Great flick, though, totally surprised me how much I liked it.

Dinner Party does, on the plus side, feature a fantastically angry "That's what she said!" in the middle of a heated fight, which never fails to make me laugh.

When I was younger, I always thought it was completely badass (and pretty unrealistic) to see Willis stop a punch to the face by simply catching the fist in mid-air. Pretty sure the amount of strength required to generate enough resistance to actually stop a punch cold like that wouldn't be possible (for me, at…

Just finished this — it's ok, not bad, some decent atmosphere (particulaly appreciated the long creepy stretches with zero music)… but I have no idea what the title refers to.
What pact?

Just finished this — it's ok, not bad, some decent atmosphere (particulaly appreciated the long creepy stretches with zero music)… but I have no idea what the title refers to.
What pact?

Knobby plywood!