This bit is just one of the weirdest things I've ever seen on TV. Everything about it feels incredibly wrong. Like an episode of The Big Bang Theory with the laugh track removed. Or an episode of The Big Bang Theory with the laugh track.

The John Hurt version is easily one of the best-looking films of 1984. The cinematography is underrated. The movie doesn't really feel like it's a relic of any particular era of filmmaking.

"If I had billions of dollars, all I would want is to make my house vaguely look like the Cheesecake Factory. Mediterranean with sponge-painted ceilings."

"I'll be back… for dinner at 4pm."

The first half of U2’s Songs of Innocence is a tepid mess that falls victim to the same problem that plagued How to Dismantle and Atomic Bomb and No Line on the Horizon.

So you're saying 'St. Vincent' seems really interesting… until you actually try to sit down an experience it, and wind up kinda bored?

Because this is considered the funniest show on TV by most Americans.

If I wanted to watch a movie on a smartphone screen, I'd go to a Regal theater and look in the general direction of any other audience member during a screening.

What's worse is that the Hostess union was actually being asked to take another pay cut, after previously agreeing to a first round of wage reductions.

The shape of our cities helps discourage social change.

Thankfully, we don't need to vaccinate our children to protect them from Rob Schneider's career.

UPDATE: This article was revised to reflect the late-breaking cast changes to both Rachel Dratch pilot pickups announced earlier today.

"Do You Feel Loved" remains one of their top ten tracks of all time.

Some of the band agrees with you. There were lots of arguments over whether the Cash version would end up on the album.

"The Playboy Mansion" is musically wonderful, but the lyrics weren't great at the time. Now, they sound dated as hell.

I had almost forgotten about that. They backpedaled pretty quickly and by April, it was back to Mariah Carey, stale grunge and hip-hop.

Intermediate Work - Addendum

"Nothing sounds like a hit on the album, especially not the title track—which was inexplicably released as a single, even though it’s filled with spoken-word passages and samples and runs about six minutes."

It doesn't hold up, but I really, really hope the remake uses "Don't Fear The Reaper" in the opening credits.

The one thing I dislike most about the popularity of comic book movies is that audiences now expect that they're going to get more than just no / some backstory