It's a throwback to the 80s when, *gasp*, a woman could not only be a surgeon but juggle kids and rival romantic partners!

Dao has some snazzy facial hair but Reggie's was positively on fleek.

The way Margot was so obviously fishing for information about Ben as opposed to acting as a caring, professional therapist made me think Alice must be aware of the ruse and was conning the con, or at least trying to convince Margot that Ben really did have feelings for his old mark to rattle Margot and/or put a rift…

Alice may not have had therapy before, but as an astute and suspicious woman her Spidey-sense should have gone off when her therapist questioned her for factual details about her past interactions with Ben as opposed to her changing and conflicting feelings about him.

That is not how you draw a penis.

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Not surprising Murch would give his book that title since the only editing advice I can recall is how he cut the restaurant meeting scene in The Godfather between Michael, the Turk, and the police captain, basically using the actors' eye blinks as a guide for when to cut away.

Rialto also has a lengthy and in-depth interview with the irrepressible Veronica Hart, not that I have any idea who she is.

What about live sex shows, or as I like to call it, theater in the pound?

That would explain all the mysterious, disembodied moaning.

I've only spoken to a few native Germans, and only rarely, if ever, about Nazis, but you're probably right about German attitudes, especially considering what the Red Army did to Germans and German women specifically when they pushed into Germany and Berlin at the close of WWII.

But haven't new generations always clashed with previous ones?

Not necessarily Scott's position, though he mentions it, is that adulthood doesn't necessarily imply patriarchy, but rather the ingrained institutional and cultural figures and symbols of power and authority, which in the West has meant patriarchy, but is becoming increasing less so in the cultural sphere even while…

Watched the 1998 theatrical re-release mostly out of a sense of cinematic obligation and found myself staring in fascinated horror for almost the entire film, not unlike watching Triumph of the Will.

I might agree with this if not for the fact that Scarlett and Rhett are never in a less than flattering way, even when doing despicable things, accompanied by a soundtrack that is unabashedly sweeping, grand and heroic.

Germany at least had the good sense to be ashamed about their Nazi past and educate their populace about why they should be vigilant something like that should never happen again.

The only way I could see this happening is from a Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead kind of treatment where instead of focusing on the racist, slave-owning rebels and traitors, the story is told from the perspective of Mammy and the other slaves..

Algeria in the context of other African nations doesn't seem that large, but it covers a third of the contiguous 48 states.
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What really got me is the hugeness of Brazil, which is bigger than those 48 states plus Hawaii with room to spare.

I don't necessarily fault Jill her response as the clue was poorly worded, something along the lines of, "The first cat to be born by this method/technique," suggesting they were looking for a way to be born.

Based on the way his past shows glamorized and sexed up murder and stalking while taking little or no account of the actual suffering and harm of either, I highly doubt this new series will offer anything beyond lingering shots of trembling, female bodies as the Ripper oh so slowly kills his victims with a look of…