It has been misquoted like that since the Wednesday Return of the Jedi came out.

“it was never the lone xenomorph—lurking in the gloom above the Nostromo’s brightly lit corridors, picking its crew off one by one”

IMDb says Thunderball is 2hrs 10mins, but I’m certain it’s closer to 10hrs 2mins.

Lennon, later in life, would the first to agree with your judgment of him in his younger years. He is an interesting example of someone changing as he grew up, and feeling deeply guilty for his early behavior.

As much as I love heavy handed metaphors, Monterey Cypress trees only live 80 to 100 years, so it likely died of old age, not admittedly disastrous climate policies.

Ainother final straw breaking the back of my enjoyment of the A.V. Club.

There is a far superior three part documentary on Keaton called Buster Keaton: A Hard Act to Follow from 1987.  All three parts are on YouTube, though a bit blurry.

So... those are the only two options?!?

The dome is cast iron.  Obviously someone washed it with soap but forgot to cover it in lard and put it in the oven.   ...probably because of zombies.

Set at Halloween? This must be Shake Black. Shane Black would have set it at Christmas!

Yeah. That one was pretty much the stake in the heart of the 90s. Makes me shudder to think about.

I agree, moshing and bro-ing were from different eras. I am old enough to remember mosh-pits in 1990, and to have taken part. However, there was a change in tone over the years, as larger parts of the culture took part and the bros set in. By 1995, I think, the mutation was in full swing.

Primus Sucks!

I attended that year in Kansas City.

Just as a quick tag to all that, if you look online at the many fan-sites that list their favorite episodes of Doctor Who and Sherlock, Moffat is responsible for the lion's share of favorites, even in recent series of Doctor Who, and yet large amounts of text are dedicated to how terrible he is for the program, and as…

Absolutely!

Everywhere this review said "Moffat," it should have said Mark Gatiss, who not only co-created and co-produces, but wrote the thing.

Actually, there was a brief period of racial progression directly after the war, where more African Americans were elected to office in the south than any time since. Further, the organized processes of racial exclusion took another 20 years to be firmly established.

Actually, there was a brief period of racial progression directly after the war, where more African Americans were elected to office in the south than any time since. Further, the organized processes of racial exclusion took another 20 years to be firmly established.