Is a narratively convenient case of Spanish flu included in the package?

But really, Can Women be Superheroes?

"17 STORY HACKS THAT ARE SO AMAZING YOU WILL LITERALLY BE MADE TO CLAW YOUR OWN EYES OUT"

Damn you, organized religion!

I'm sorry but at what point do common literary devices like foreshadowing and metaphor become "Easter eggs"?

Something something Wire quote

This is why I don't do fun things

I think of Brendan Gleeson as the Irish Philip Seymour Hoffman. He excels in these idiosyncratic bit roles, but when he's given the chance to carry films (In Bruges, The Guard, etc), he always knocks it out of the park.

Despite its many, many flaws (cough Cameron Diaz cough) it's still one of my favorite movies.

I retract that bit about your cunt fookin' kids.

"What a beautiful fookin' day."

I too found that highly disturbing

That person is a hacker? Oh sure.

Their escape plan basically consists of walking into the living room, sitting on the couch, and drinking more beer.

I just finished CivilWarLand in Bad Decline. I thought it was a bit uneven, but I really enjoyed it nonetheless. I have The Tenth of December on my shelf and I'm excited to jump into it.

Saw Guardians of the Galaxy, loved it. Nothing new here.

I think Twelve Chairs is one of Brooks' best movies, or at least his most underrated. It's such a strange little caper.

Anybody else get the feeling that Paul Feig is trying a little too hard to be remembered as the guy who championed women in comedy?

It's almost like they're willfully ignoring Uwe Boll's oeuvre

This has the stench of Garfield all over it