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Whoa, somebody's on the Wickster, too. Cool!

I think this list is confusing great scenes with great movies. If it's shoot-outs we want, then we should go to the experts - Wick, Bay, Spielberg, Woo, McQuarrie. They're incapable of making great films, but we don't exactly listen to the Beatles for the drum solos, either.

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Oh - great, somebody's seen The Way of the Gun! Cool.

I know we wouldn't want to admit it, Spielberg's Raiders scene in Nepal is the best of all in terms of choreography and spatial clarity - too dorky for this list? And it's funny how Taxi Driver stands out. It's the only real film on here. Nikita is depressingly good, considering nobody will ever remember it. De Palma

BUT WHADDABOUT DA PEOPAL WHO ARE MENZ

- particularly those in fraternities? They're the real victims here.

I do believe in the Pandora's Box theory: Al Gore forgot, when he turned on the interwebs, just how efficient an intelligence filter the institution called media in fact was.

(Jezebel doesn't know how to handle it,

I'm sure this will never be posted, but not all the clutter in the universe vexes me as much as this article. It's called minimalism. It's a fad, and in a few years it's going to look as obnoxious as bell bottoms. We're going to look back on the fact that we willingly gave $231.839 billion to Apple in utter disbelief.

I work for one of Google's major third party agencies, so I understand how Google knows how big your penis is. In fact, I just ran the app - now I know how big your penis is.

What I don't understand is how it knows what your penis smells like.

The couple should split up. Romantic relationships are sexual. Love is sexual. The bed's for sleeping and boinking. Maybe I am (and all of my partners have been) hypersexual compared to these standards, but I'm still trying to wrap my brain around what exactly "maintenance sex" is - if masturbation is eww to you, live

Strainingtosee is not a troll. As a lucky winner of the 2013 Columbia PhD lotto, I couldn't agree with her more. I don't quite see how Ms Sulkowicz hasn't strained to see that the dissemination of her beaming, picture-perfect features is as much a gift to right-wing tuckfards as Sabrina Erdely's fertile imagination. A

Thanks for this, I didn't understand why the writer didn't mention these facts!

Opera's my favorite art form, and I hold Aida with roughly as much esteem as Cecil DeMille's Ten Commandments. The remake.

What is meant here by "classical music?" The article is a terrific piece on racism, and my blood boiled along with everyone else's.

On the other hand, I can name two dozen black opera singers off the top of my head; to true opera fans they count among the super-super-super-stars.

I've never cared for Aida, and I'll

I hate Obama.

I'm sorry to say this, but not only servers hate you.

Everyone who knows him agrees, but few will say it, save "Francis," who explains the moral of the prequels - the cardinal sin as refusing loss - isn't Promethean but Christian, and its subject isn't the depletion of his fortune in the divorce settlement but, rather, Star Wars' imposition of forfeiture of a career as

Why do you even respond? I get a million hits a day. Don't engage.

One of my friends complains several times a month about yet another "creepy guy." She's attractive and receives more than her share of unwanted attention. Finally she showed me her feed. She's conversing with people whose values she abhors.

She doesn't

Could someone please explain to me why "there's [certainly] a good reason why you might want to know, in aggregate, whether everybody on the internet thinks a movie is good or not?"

But we're not so sure about that.

I have things like that, too. Understood.

Tell us a few random things. We love both those guys. David's final word in the doc is as good as Beckett.

But the Chaucer/Jobs double bill makes me (to use a favorite Gawker expression) throw up in my mouth a little.

Those are two white men I really do hate.

(Jobs more than Chaucer. At least Chaucer wasn't responsible for the loss of the 16,800 carefully catalogued works of music I require for my job as a music history