He is Groot!

Weird, I meant to say "Nick Cave." But this is also true!

On most days if you asked me I would say this is my favorite album.

I imagine that Nick Drake would be pretty great in concert. Also, it is a joy to watch old videos of Pulp and Freddie Mercury in action.

Yeah, most of the Christians I know find Christian-brand movies pretty offensive and insulting. Give us a movie like The Tree of Life.

They alive, dammit!

Nah, bring back Billy and the Clone-a-saurus.

Hannibal orders his pizza with everyone on it.

I will be disappointed if we don't get a return visit from the Reverend Wayne in the next season, or at least a spin-off.

Sean O'Neal is the main reason I keep coming back.

Over at The Dissolve, they make fun of us for posting crap like this.

After reading the synopses for this and Insurgent, I'm beginning to think my mistake as a novelist is in trying to write a good novel.

I read the first quarter. Stylistically and plot-wise, it wasn't much to speak of.

If only The Hobbit movies had as many problems as The Two Towers.

"Fetch me my raper, boy."

Yes, people who read it as just a dumb teenage romance are missing the fact that the tragedy implicates the entire community, exposing the mimetic violence inherent in both families.

It's also a meditation on the power of naming, with a powerful subtext involving the differences between Petrarchan and Elizabethan sonnets.

Arguably Fellowship should've won in 2001. Instead, the Academy gave the Oscar to the worst Lord of the Rings film.

It's easily one of my three favorite films of the decade, along with Tree of Life and Boyhood. When the eulogies for the 2010s are written, I expect to see a lot of talk about these three films, and The Master, and Her.

FRINGE, obviously.