Thanks dude!

To fit the music, there has to be something there. I might swap that out for something else at some point, though.

I finally got off my ass (Or more accurately, put aside some time to sit on my ass) and wrote another song. It has one lyric I'm especially proud of: "Shattered glass on the grimy floor/Walkin' on a sound like strewn piano gore." Maybe a bit overwrought, but whatever. Rock n' roll.

It's about time something joined the ranks of It Happened One Night, One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, and Silence of the Lambs as a winner of all of the big five Oscars. One for the actress who gave us the best heroine since Sarah Connor, one for the actor who both defined and made his own an iconic character while…

I See A Darkness. Might be a bit cliche among the indie-rock crowd, but that was the first time in a good while that a song had truly floored me. I heard it at time at which I was becoming a little disillusioned with music; it seemed like every sonic avenue had been explored, and that even if they weren't, I was so…

Well, I got into the Hold Steady last month, so I imagine when I look back at this summer, I'll think of "Stuck Between Stations", despite the fact that that song came out several years ago. Still a hell of a rock n' roll tune, though.

Not saying Ebert was infallible or to be universally agreed with, just that I'm far from the only person who loves those first three Shyamalan movies. I've already shared my thoughts on why I don't find the twist in Signs stupid or insulting, so I won't do that again. You won't ever agree with me, and that's cool.…

Well, regardless of our personal opinions of the movie, Shyamalan was hot shit at the time. His last movie up to that point starred Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson; it's not like this was some exploitation film that Gibson and Phoenix were blackmailed into. If you mean in terms of quality, there always the…

You've been sitting on that one for months, haven't ya Hughs?

The way I see it, the movie is the exact opposite of your description: it starts out seeming like the universe doesn't make sense, with this completely unknowable threat coming out of nowhere, not as any kind of consequence for humanity's actions, but as part of some other history we know nothing about. The twist at…

I've had this debate with other people before, and I really don't feel like having it again. All I can really say is that the film worked for me, and I found it frightening and moving, personally.

Man, I was this wasn't going to suck. I stick by my stance that Shyamalan's first three films are fantastic, and I've been waiting for his ego to pop so he can't start making good stuff again. Maybe next time. Always next time…

BURMA!

The event series goes back even further: Flame Princess burned down the ice kingdom because she was in a relationship with Finn, because Jake went out to find her after Finn was rejected by PB, which hit him so hard because he had had a taste of what their relationship could have been like while she was thirteen…

I really, REALLY hope that Leland isn't actually dead. In the comics, he becomes a super-villain called The Owl. He can fly and everything!

Perhaps the most impressive thing about that show is the fact that it made one of the greatest running gags in recent TV history out of what is essentially a slightly different take on "That's what she said!"

The house I live in is home to me, my parents, and five insane children who are reportedly my siblings. Just about every time my mother is talking to me about some quantity of those children, she will naturally refer to them as "The others." My reflexive response is "Y'mean the Hostiles?"
"Hey Tim, I'm putting Michael…

The A.V. Club.

Since Ooo is apparently a small island, and the rest of the planet could very well be a wasteland, it would be pretty funny is Max just showed up out of the blue and was like "What the fuck is this candyland shit?"

Yeah, one reason I thought the trailer for this trailer might have been better is because it consisted entirely of him breaking the fourth wall. And it had a funnier meta-joke than the Green Lantern jab (Which was admitted awesome): "From the studio that inexplicably sewed his fucking mouth shut the first time…comes…