I went back and forth on Frank for a long time, but by the end I tended to like him. Twofer never did anything that worthwhile. Lutz and Sue were always great for a laugh.

I don't know, I always loved all six of them.

The reason I thought mushrooms over weed was the whole B plot was about weed.

The B-plot was pretty lazy, but the actors are so funny I couldn't care less. It was more than worth it just for Winston's "They kicked over the grill and ran that way" line.

I assumed it was code for mushrooms.

Honestly, there was no weak link on that show. Every single character was always great.

I'm going to upvote this then feel bad about it later.

Remember when Matt Damon beat the shit out of that knife-wielding dude with a magazine? I think it was the second Bourne movie.

On a related note, I want a dual AK47 wielding chimp like the one in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes on my coat of arms.

I've come 500 miles to bring you my seed!

I kind of agree that I'd like to have seen where it might have gone from there, but I also appreciate that it didn't go on too long. And, like I said, it was quickly losing my goodwill, so I'm glad it stopped before I had lost more of it. Also, I love Dark City, and wouldn't want it to become too much of a ripoff.

The first half of that movie, before they break out of the underground facility, is wonderful. The second half tries hard to ruin what came before, but it's fun enough.

Saw them last week. Holy shit, yes, did they rock!

I had way more fun with X-2 than I did with X, as well. I think it has a bad reputation because, well, all the heroes were girls and you know what videogamers think about them!

I want to see it, but I try to save horror movies for October, which is only like a week and a half away. Hope it's still in theaters then.

Brother of Menelaus!

I liked it quite a bit, too. Rapier Ape! As long as there's no Rapiest Ape.

I use that criticism whenever I dislike something but can't entirely come to terms with or articulate why.

I liked Rinko Kikuchi in it. She was probably the best of the cast.

I think the second record took longer for me to fall in love with than the first one did, but now I like them about equally.