As I said in the first thread, one way to interpret the film is as a terrible fantasy Caden has while lying in the bed where you see him in the beginning - time gets faster, everyone moves away from him, his life deteriorates, etc.

(not a firstie attempt- there were already three comments)

Sky's first album isn't country-rock
IIRC, it sounds like Traffic.

Lobsters, I like Tim & Eric, but I recognize them for what they are.

Wheel's on Fire
killing down the road
Please notify their next of kin
This tire makes them explode!

And so . . .
the Tim and Eric'ing of our society continues, one trope at a time.

In the future,
all corpses will be Glen Bell.

I'm guessing a lot of the lesser roles were played by people behind the scenes, which is pretty cool.

I think that was Rocknrolla based on the trailer, but I probably missed the references in the actual film.

Wikipedia says budget of $1.35M US, box office of $142,513. B-b-b-b-b-bust.

On Blue Valentine, Nathan
Is it like a modern version of Two for the Road?

The eagle has a tattooed tear because it ripped apart some dumbfuck who tried to mess with rock.

It never dawned on me that Joan Rivers did comedy. She always looked like someone comedy did one night, then said mean things and never called again, leaving her to destroy her life slowly in an attempt to get back.

They also have a record label, and are releasing Miles Kurosky of Beulah's solo debut.

Yeah, yeah, yeah - Sports Night. Guess I'll go back back back back back on what I said.

You can watch the entire run of Sportscenter in a weekend.

Ticketing WTF moment
Pabst Theater in Milwaukee and related theaters use Tickets.com. I just learned that website is owned by the marketing arm of Major League Baseball!?!

I can't think of a single venue in my town which uses Ticketmaster. I'm sure do - but not anyplace I've been to a show in a long time.

Random observation
This show may be 2nd only to Mad Men in stylized smoking.

Random observation
This show may be 2nd only to Mad Men in stylized smoking.