Talking to his mommy is hardly going to make us forget he’s a fucking scumbag bully. 

Saw this back in the day, fell in love with it. Had it on VHS, waited for the first time it came out on DVD and bought it on the day (that one had a few extras, guess I’ve gotta pay up for more now). In my Top Five for favorite Scorsese movies, favorite 80s movies, favorite NYC movies, favorite comedies and favorite…

I wish Scorsese did more comedies. King of Comedy is great too.

Wow, I literally just re-watched this 2 nights ago.  Yup, DEFINITELY holds up.

After Hours remains not just my favorite Scorsese movie ever, but my favorite film of all time. Number two on my personal list of favorites is Hannah & Her Sisters which came out the same year and is also very much a New York City movie — though it is a very different take on the City. 

Thanks, Mo. 

A good friend of mine’s father was stressed out watching ‘Meet the Fockers’ because he felt so frustrated for the hell that Stiller’s character was enduring. I was like ‘well I know a movie that would send you into cardiac arrest, then!’

I rented this in college and that moment is the only time 8n ny life where I had to just pause the movie because we couldn’t stop laughing and catch our breath.

Definitely a benchmark for the surrealist “everything goes wrong” subgenre, seemingly influencing the vibe of everything from the Coens’ A Serious Man to the Safdies’ Uncut Gems and Ari Aster’s Beau is Afraid.

This truly is one of his best movies. It’s at least in the top 5. I’m always surprised by how many people I mention this to that haven’t seen it or even heard of it.

Best Scorsese movie, and one of the best movies of all time.

Its such a low key hilarious films.  The bit where a woman shoots her husband and Griffin Dunn sees it and dryly says I'll get blamed for that is just terrific.

“If yuh close duh daw, I nevuh haftuh see duh day uh-gin...”

one of my favorite movies of all time. the real life horror of a bad night out is unmatched.

After Hours is my favorite Scorsese movie other than Goodfellas. Did he ever try another movie with anything like the vibe of this? Maybe Bringing out the Dead? That is pretty different though

I think one of my favourite things about the isekai genre is how interchangeable “overworked salaryman” and “shut-in” have become.  Whether in your home or in your office, you had no life, no joy, and no prospects for either.  Here’s 40 million skill points and a fresh start and a variety of girls to choose one or all…

Starting off strong I see.

I need to beat Final Fantasy Tactics. I’ve gotten so far, so many times and things just happen(once my brother erased my save file, another time, it straight up bugged out on me, a third time, the PSP broke)

I always thought these rude concept restaurants were stupid; there’s enough nastiness in the world.

I have always loved Ratatouille, but I love it even more after this past weekend. There was a mouse in our garage that my wife discovered, and she was pretty upset. My youngest son, who inherited her wonderfully mischievous sense of humor, cracked up and immediately went inside. When we came back in, he had the scene…