I still love Ferris and Breakfast Club due to the nostalgia factor (I have seen them so many damn times), but they have some pretty awful messages about relationships in them (Cam and Ferris, Claire and Bender, Andrew and Allison). Claire falling for Bender is fucking awful.

Yo, it’s Verbal KINT.

Drive being the best.

That’s GLC. MBFG is the one where he is paid to try to fuck girls on the rebound who will then, as a result of him intentionally being a complete asshole, go back to their previous boyfriend.

No, no, no...Good Luck Chuck is actually pretty underrated and watchable (still not a great flick). You are thinking of My Best Friend’s Girl which, despite starring Alec Baldwin, is perhaps the worst major studio rom-com of all time.

Based on other commenter suggestions I am going back a couple specials to build my way up to this one. I might make it to that part after all.

Reisinger was visiting the bay area, according to police, and legally crossing the intersection using the pedestrian ramp when she was struck.

More like Sleazy Reader, amirite?

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If the table is circular there is something like an 80% chance that you can make it level by just rotating it slowly until the wobbles go away.

Yeah, I definitely see your side of it. Generally, when I see the twist of a film coming (I also saw the Village twist a mile away, but not 6th sense) it typically doesn’t ruin it for me unless the twist makes no sense. If it makes sense in the context of the film I enjoy it more as a well made film. The Signs twist,…

I never understood why The Village gets crapped on so much. As far as the twist goes, it is far more plausible than that of Signs. In fact, it is probably even more plausible now considering the Trump era.

Ok, now I am definitely watching that one. Thanks!

Will do, thanks!

Movie commercial? Are you also from the 40's?

Yeah, I admit it sounds like a winning combination but I was totally distracted by his voice. Is his earlier stuff less eccentric? Maybe I need to go back a few specials and ease into it?

I am a horror junkie and am very jealous of your friend.

Also: Not being smug, genuinely confused by this guy’s anunciation.

Actually, I do have a gripping story about Clerks. Back in 1993 a close friend of mine headed out to New Jersey to shoot a film his friend from film school wrote. A few months later he gave me a VHS tape with the first ever rough cut of Clerks on it. I was one of the very first people to ever see that film. If I’m…

No, I was distracted by the way he sounds.