Well sure, but Roald Dahl to Scorcese isn't really that big a jump. So natural a fit, in fact, that I wish Marty had been thrown the Wonka remake.

How many dicks is that?
A lot.

Was watching a BBC doco about the KKK the other day and during the filming the Charleston shooting happened followed by the Confederate flag protests, and boy those Klan guys were just salivating over the thought of a race war. It was just days away apparently. They can't wait.

I'm guessing they were trying for comic hyperbole there and missing by a gazillion miles.

"And of course, with the birth of the artist came the inevitable afterbirth… the critic."

I dunno, sounds pretty good to me.
Beautiful people, beautiful scenery, kinky shenanigans.
What's not to love?

Oh boy that joke just doesn't fly these days -
http://www.abc.net.au/news/…

As an Aussie I'm often dismayed to find that for a lot of Americans all they know of my home is from Bart's visit.

I call foul on the black-face drummer scene. He isn't staring at anyone in the crowd, he's just vacantly staring off into space, it is we the audience, through Hitch's camera, that is staring at him. The facial tick is a plot point.

Was watching Rogue Male (1976) recently and didn't pay attention to the opening credits so was surprised when Pinter popped up as Peter O'Toole's lawyer. Was really good too, held his own.

The Caretaker (1964) and The Birthday Party (1968) are pretty amazing. Shaw is great in both and in the former Donald Pleasence reprises his stage performance and is spellbinding. And Friedkin directed the latter.

Those last few moments of Scarecrow have always haunted me - Hackman banging the heel of his shoe against that counter.

Yes.

I'm glad you specified 'cartoon' koala.
You wouldn't want to give false hope to any David Lynch fans.
Or Minoru Kawasaki fans.

1st Studio Exec: You know I had an intern checking out some websites and there seems to be a lot of confusion out there about Spiderman's origins. I really think we need to start from scratch just so the audience is clear on the backstory.
2nd Studio Exec:Maybe we should go back a little further. How did the parents…

They can't help it, the sun sets before they can finish lunch.

The General Council Closes Barber Shops.

You can say that again!

The motto of the designated driver.

She became pregnant with twins while he was still married to his second wife Dory. Big scandal.