Minority Report nailed where targeted advertising is heading.

This is my favorite record review of all-time.

Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World. The switch happened in the last third of the film though.

I did. Both my copies are numbered with my name and I was given a nice thank you letter and a test cover for the limited vinyl edition of The Double Cross.

Super-fun fact: I provided the band (well, Jay…) with the tapes for the Australian and Japanese shows. They came from my collection of soundboard bootlegs I collected in the 90s and 00s.

The first concert ticket I bought with my own money was Cheap Trick, when they were having their big comeback in 1988 (with opener Eddie Money, who was also enjoying a nostalgic victory lap).
I was with my friends in the 5th row and I managed to get one of the numerous picks that Rick fired into the audience.

Back in the early 2000s I was an online bootleg trader (through Bootlegzone) and amassed hundreds of amazing recordings. I've since whittled it down to a few dozen. I continue to be amazed at the selection and quality of many of the titles and the complete lack of intuition among the music labels to knock out budget…

You know, back in 1999 those Anakin Skywalker podracing helmets looked pretty cool too.

Most outlets only got the first three episodes for review, and since the first three episodes were world-builders very few reviewers saw any of the rich storyline that unfolded over the rest of the season.

Best show and worst-marketed-show of 2014.

This film is a masterpiece. You can never go wrong getting stoned and putting it on.

How about a little hate for Gilette's "Short Dick Man"?

I've subscribed to EW since 1992 and every time my subscription comes up for renewal I hesitate… And then renew it again.

DVDs (like CDs) are versatile, cheap, portable and there's a massive selection out there. They aren't going anywhere as long as there's a secondary market.

Yup. Having lived through it as a teenager and all.

I love all the nostalgia for the 80s from commenters who were born at the end of the decade and only experienced it through movies and TV.

I wonder if he knows that because of his constantly bloodshot eyes I'm aware that he's stoned all the time…

Money shot's @ 2:50

…That I love but I disagree with. Just like the question posed at the beginning of the article.

As someone who's worked in a small government office for the last 15 years, 'Parks & Recreation' is lying to you. There are no Leslie Knopes in government management and it is not a meritocracy. It's a lot of drudgery and financial waste.