Not speedloaders, but full moon clips. Technically, his revolvers could be fitted to use them and would work like that.

Dead.

Jesus FUCK!

Josef Stalin

That's "The Deadly Bulb." Do you call Oracle "Wheels," too?

Beats the alternative (for me, anyway).

Cracker, please.

I will not watch this trailer and will therefore assume that Maggie Cheung is still in her early 20s and possessed of unearthly, inhuman beauty.

Unshaven females?

I agree. It's been pretty widely reported that he's put on a lot of weight since entering the White House.

Hush, you.

Mostly true, but this is something that can be addressed but by bit. This guy needs therapy too, but hiring a sex worker can address the fear and anxiety around being a virgin. It doesn't solve everything, but it may help.

I can't agree more about Grindhouse. My wife and I saw it fairly early in its run, and that shit worked so well as a double feature, with the intermission and coming attractions. To this day it's my most memorable theater experience (and I'm old, it beats out the initial run of Star Wars.)

That is indeed a glorious score. Al Caponne's theme is also something special with the muted trumpets.

Not most notable, but most influential. That one's actually a little easier to understand.

Watched The Wall last night. It struck me as a very good small movie- not great, no deeper meaning, just a tense two-person thriller with great acting. Reminded me why I like Doug Liman's work- he commits to it and takes it totally seriously, even when the premise of a film seems a little silly.

I think more than anything else, the cinema focus after the first Spider-Man movie became super heroes. The x-Men and Blade movies fall under action because there wasn't a cinematic "super-hero" genre yet. Spider-Man changed that and made super-heroes their own genre. They have action, but the action is subsumed into…

It's more than that though- Versus rules just on amount of sheer wtf going on.

Only "unfair" in the sense that it suggests Chan lacked chemistry with Tucker, which may simply be poor wording. But I think that Owen Wilson was really meant to be Jackie's sidekick, the pairing just seemed effortless.

C'mon, man. She was just a kid!