It's like dining in the private kitchen of a delightful Italian stereotype!

Insert "g-g-g" for maximum effect.

"Joan, are you thinking what I'm thinking?"
"MAKEOVER!"
"Suicide!"

Curse the Flophouse for ingraining that pronunciation in my brain!

World's Greatest Dad is great, and does such a good job of tip-toeing the line between black comedy and drama. The characters are exaggerated but feel so real… while I was laughing at how the film portrayed the students as short-sighted and gullible I couldn't help but somewhat relate to how they reacted in the…

Because most of the dungeons play with the z-axis and "converting" the gameworld to 3D is the main gameplay gimmick.

I enjoy his ATLA/Korra vlogs, but so far his Adventure Time ones have been absolutely painful to watch, a one-note joke stretched to breaking point.

As many have already pointed out, some of the greatest things about Hot Fuzz are the amazing multilayered set-ups and payoffs that never feel cheezy or forced. The only recent film I can think of with a similar level of symmetry is Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, whose script is as detail-oriented (if not more so)…

Something about Elgar's Enigma Variations: Nimrod just strikes the perfect balance of humble and pompous, of sadness and joy and of the delicate and the grandiose, even given its overexposure. Get's me every time.

That was some Arrested Development caliber wordplay.