Awesome! Better late than never. And no more Fargo until 2017? :(

That type of narration is used a lot, even outside of YouTube. I find that film documentaries like it the most, that sort of monotone, emotionless, almost cold narrative style, like in LA Plays Itself. The online video essayists are just copying that, they're just not very good at it.

I bet I can add up all the change in your purse very fast!

It's just a part of the genre. Sometimes they're not bad.

This is a perfect product placement opportunity for Summit Ice!

Nah, seeing as how the bear scene became meme before the film was even released.

Aren't all their games kinda like that? I'm playing Dragon Age 2 and you'll use one flirt option on someone and suddenly they launch into a dramatic speech about how you two can never be together for reasons, and the whole time I'm thinking "I just liked your shirt."

The original is just begging for a Macintosh Plus remix.

I can totally understand that situation then. Hell, I'm in it right now with my Xbox One, where as everyone else I know has a PS4.

The Gamecube was excellent, it had a ton of great games! Wind Waker, Paper Mario, REmake, RE4, Viewtiful Joe, Twin Snakes, Metroid Prime, Eternal Darkness, the list goes on and on.

Closed shower curtains. I don't even know what specific piece of media may have inspired that one, but every time I enter a washroom with the curtain closed I'll quickly brace myself and then peek inside to make sure there's no serial killers or monsters waiting for me.

The still at exactly one minute is a work of art.

Ah, my apologies for being so bullheaded then. We definitely agree on a lot then! I guess I just take a bit more of an opposite stance in that I like that mainstream blockbusters are borrowing more from b-movies, in the sense that it means those genres are becoming more widely accepted.

The second page of this article talks about it: http://pitchfork.com/featur…

Two Dope Babooshkaz (In A Cadillac)

The pug picture is great because it completes the narrative. They built them up like they were gonna be the next big thing and may have essentially ended their career with that review.

2008, Black Kids review. They hyped them up for months based on the strength for their debut EP. Gave the album this: http://pitchfork.com/review…

I just want the fabled Kate Bush collab he's been talking about for years.

We don't answer questions about supervillain-y very well around here.

Oh yeah, 5 blew that scope wide open, but my main argument is just that they've always been developed as slyly self-aware genre films, it just wasn't necessarily trendy for things to be over the top like that the way it is now.