BOF!

some films deserve thought and introspection, even some films we dislike.

allure?

holy crap, am i the only poster here who hated this turd of a film?
Look, De Palma has made some great films (Scarface, Carlito's Way) and he's made some shit ones (Redacted, Mission to Mars).

I used to have all the hardcovers of Grant Morrison's original Zenith run in 2000AD, but foolishly sold them on ebay for a handsome profit.

all five vols of Miracleman? the da Vinci pic from Galactica?
damn, you AV Club staff have some sweet stuff.

as a kiwi, Heavenly Creatures was the film that made me think nz cinema had finally come of age.

"I never regret seeing a movie or reading a book"
yeah, i used to feel that way too.

I think Jackson's adaptation is fantastic in spite of its many faults, changing the Faramir storyline being among them.

I meant London, England but, yeah, why not London, Ontario too?

LA? NYC?
screw that shit, when's Decider hitting London?

It's great but they changed the ending
In the videogame in the original comic, the end boss was a gigantic mutant squid but in this one it's some guy throwing knives.

I heartily dislike Limp Bizkit (and, yes, date rape too, as if that needed to be said) but if the return of LB means the return of that hot blond backup dancer in the Rollin' video, then i'm all for it.

Damn, Oh the Possibilities deserves an honourary firstie for that suggestion.

i'm still trying to imagine getting Fisher a lecture on LSD from Cary Grant:
"Now look here, young lady…"

I actually really liked Benjamin Button but i can't say it deserves Best Picture or most of the non-technical nods it's received.

I set the downhill record on Mt Diminishing Returns the first time i skied it but i can't ever seem to beat my original record despite greater and greater efforts.

dude, the third book is definitely worth reading: i mean, don't you want to find out where the Second Foundation *is*?

he's not Galactica's second-in-command:
he's a frakkin toaster!

'lyrically, cave's dick is still hanging out his pants'
literally, too.