I went to see this in Glenside PA with my 19 yo daughter her BF and my husband. I had seen bits and pieces of their movie and I heard that they were funny. Two and a half hours of feces and vomit inspired humor was more than I could take. I had to walk out near the end to save my sanity. Of course, the guys next to us…

Eagles do what eagles want to do..

Ah…It'll be fine. Just let the hooks do their work…

Saw them live friday with my husband , my 19 yo daughter and her BF. Two and a half hours of Tim and Eric and Dr. Brule certainly brought your point home to me. I was depressed and grossed out by the end. The only good part was the preview of a bedtime story with Jason Schwartzman.. which led me to this article. I…

Wait wait wait.. back up a minute. A "Bored to Death" movie? Are you kidding me? Don't give me false hope. I miss that show so much.

Makes sense but still. As a human, I think it's a miserable defense. In a legal situation, I guess they have the right to bring it up. It's true, he would be less injured if he wore the belt but still would have been hit, obviously.

I understand. But to offer that as defense, which Walmart is doing, is ridiculous.

And the skirt he was wearing was way too short. We couldn't help but be tempted to run into his car.. #sigh

Saw this with Jimmy Fallon and Stephen last November. It was fun but the venue is huge. They took questions but it was impossible to get yours answered from the balcony. Still, they were hilarious. I guess he does this for the Montclair Film Festival every year.

Quijibo

I loved the opening… The surreal couch gag was memorable. The rest? meh.. but still better than the Family Guy abomination.

Yeah. Tanya totally kicked ass. “You know I’m stronger than all these skinny ass soldiers anyway!”

"Somebody put their finger in the President's ear. It wasn't too much later they came out with Johnson's wax" -
No, wait, that is transcendent. I still love that lyric.

It was good. Just remember the dark is prominent in this comedy. It was the first thing I thought of when I heard about his death, though. Impressive movie.

That's just how he rolls. No seriously, he does like to bluster but I do feel that his contriteness seemed straightforward and real, but who knows?

I'm not surprised. Rollins is intelligent and blunt but can be self deprecating if need be.

You what they say; once you go dark…….

Arghhh!

Ecru

I went to the first Lollapalooza in 1991. I haven't been back but it sounds as if things have gone downhill. Yes, I am old.