Did bustin’ that out make you feel good?

Simply upload it to your thought cube and watch it in 122 microseconds.

It’s James Bond movie promotion week.

You’ve got a moustache.

...he starred me. I feel so funky!

I can’t believe I got that movie so wrong.

I believe Yentl is a Jewish MAN.

If I learn the address, I’m not going to drive there, but will take public transportation. ‘Cause bussin’ makes me feel good!

But is the opposite a problem? Let’s take for example Dick Miller, a Jewish actor who, out of maybe two hundred roles, played exactly two Jews. And if this IS a problem, is the problem a) Hollywood’s tendency to tamp down “otherness” in a quest to reach the broadest audience possible, or b) a Jewish actor playing a…

Feh. Yngwie’s been using this pedal for years.

I will not have that abomination in my house.

I don’t know if Mr. Miller does, but I certainly have that one! Many hundreds of others too.

I’ve never seen this Game of Thrones. Is it one of those things that’s a mix of medieval stuff with steampunk sci-fi trappings, like big brass jetpacks and bulky Alex Raymond laser blasters and things like that?

Me too. Saw it in a crowded theatre on opening night, and it worked.

On the other hand, trust in commenter’s good sense erodes further with curious application of word “journalism” to A.V. Club.

I say cras-cren-bon. That’s all I can say about it.

Thicke of the Head.

New to me too.

A little bit of trivia that is almost always stricken from dscussions of this movie: the original line was apparently “I must rape you,” but Stallone decided to overdub it later with the “break” version because otherwise it would be too distasteful and take viewers out of the movie.