Yeah, I think I'd be honored to have had General Kael named after me.

It's really fun to watch— Thanks in no small part to Horner's score, which was mentioned in the article. I think without ever seeing the moving, though, someone could get swept up in the fantastic journey and the adventure with the "Elora Danan" and "Escape from the Tavern" tracks.

Dogs can't be trusted with cell phones— even flip phones.

Teh Lorde's Worke.

That's not how Shell[e]y talks— she has a lateral lisp. I hope someone was fired for etc etc.

That's good! I didn't live through the Cuban Missile Crisis or anything, but I was just thinking about how there are people who are now adults who don't have a living memory of any of that period. It's such an abstract conflict that I wondered if it would have the same impact that a WWII film can have on people who…

That… that is really good.

I think you have had to have been at least semi-cognizant during some point of the Cold War to really feel, if not understand, the horror of the final scene of WHOPPER running through various MAD scenarios.

Everyone who does things that don't involve sitting in a cubical hating their lives has too much time on their hands! You could be doing something miserable! You have too much time on your hands! MEEEEHHHHH!

I would have picked "Haiku" from FFVII before the FFVI theme, but the chocobo themes are always a good time.

He was also at his best in Freaked!.

Volkswagen *TDI passes by*
Ein Kind stirbt *a child collapses during an asthma attack, mother cries and panics*

They have to make money somehow.

I get what he's saying, though. I've always felt the exact same way (i.e. something about a song that is very off putting but inscrutable so I kind of want to hear the song to figure it out) about "1979." I hear the song, that weird reverbing voice that isn't really saying anything, and I just find it almost revolting…

I thought that was the Trump logo.

Mine too. I felt misled.

That's an excellent idea if I'm ever dragged into a karaoke situation.

I hated that song so much the first time I heard it. Then I kept hearing it. Now I never hear it any more. I'm better off now than I was in 2005. Thanks, Obama!

Turns out it's man.

Yeah, they all look like mine. Oops!