Yeah, one of the other ones has a contender for my favorite O'Neal phrase:

I would've been a lot more disappointed to here that if Olympos hadn't shit itself so marvelously at the end.

Those killers in Michael Clayton actually really freaked me out - so cold and professional.  Even worse knowing that people like that definitely exist.

Seems like a pretty cool guy.  These are my favorite kinds of AMAs - most of the celebrity ones end up feeling very shallow.

"When it come out?"

The atmosphere he creates is incredible - you can feel the grime.

The problem is that after ASOS, he literally gave up trying to write actual books.  It's turned into "here's the chunk of pages I'm ready to turn into my publisher now."

@avclub-85ed7f6298463dd23ec7c56a57771a6d:disqus They're only art if it's a game we like, obviously.

Who is "needs to go fuck himself," and why are you signing off as him?

You're telling me Call of Duty and Eminem aren't cool?

Of all his songs, "Twilight" was always the most devastating to me.

What's the problem?

I think he made the right move in just embracing the "bitch" thing in his replies.  He even threw it in when it wasn't necessary… a kind of reverse psychology.

The sneeze on a pad of paper was also the screenwriter for Spring Breakers

I'd love to see the Blue Ant/Bigend trilogy adapted, but I worry that they would have to make significant changes to the plot to make each book work as a season.

Eh.. Seeing the first one in the theater was cool enough that I would do it again.  I know this is not a controversial opinion but it was the only time when the 3D felt like it actually mattered.

That comparison does a disservice to Saints Row.  Yeah, it's completely off the deep end and makes no attempt to be serious, but the gameplay is great and I actually played the story all the way through.

It always bothered me that his voice gets weirdly nasal when he says that line..

Luther's wife!  I knew she looked familiar.

… tries to help a prostitute turn her life around and gets over his head.