"It's not the side effects of the cocaine
I'm thinking that it must be love"

Yeah, he's probably one of the greatest and most important pop artists of the 20th century. And somehow he's still cool.

Written by Charlie Kaufman.

I don't care if this is true or not - I have now ensured that I will remember it for the rest of my life.

I don't care if this is true or not - I have now ensured that I will remember it for the rest of my life.

And he would be played by Martin Freeman.

I'm always impressed that Blur themselves had the foresight to get off the Britpop bangwagon and release one hell of an album a few months before OK Computer.

It's that little sliver of flesh you see through a guy's fly, causing you to think, "Is that his penis?"

See, that's why I go to movies alone.

That's the worst Jeopardy question I've ever seen.

The whole "this was his last tweet" thing is kind of creepy, to be honest.

Let's take an inventory of all the Godzilla references!

As an American who got into Blur late (just a little bit before their first reunion, actually), I found the Britpop stuff kind of mind-blowing.

I always get Tom Waits and Ron Perlman confused when I see them in movies… both tend to take interesting, slightly out-there roles, both have a kind of "big guy with a heart" thing going for them, and both have fucking great voices.

Only if "visceral" goes with it.

Yeah, it was weird to be able to see under the table.

@avclub-d72f705337e5adcf7e33ec0381c5f5b2:disqus I am not an elephant! I am not an animal! I am a human being! I AM A MAN!

These jokes remind me…….
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And the winner is….

I thought Luhrmann's style was a nice fit for the first half of the movie, but I kept waiting for reality to set in during the second half, and it never did. I think it would have been very effective if the film slowly transitioned into a more stark, "gritty" (for lack of a better word) approach as Gatsby's dream…