The worst part of all these remakes is that the old versions immediately disappear forever. True story: I went to see the new Total Recall and while I was in theatre, Colin Farrell broke into my house and snapped my Blu-ray in half!
The "I used to love to go camping" line signifies how tired Walt is on this life, "camping" referencing both the Crystal Ship and the tents being using to cook in bug-bombed houses.
My sister and I call each other D-bag as a term of endearment. First, because out last name starts with a D. Second, cause obviously. And third, and most importantly, MISSION HILL.
It gets better (and worse) than "fatso", is what I'm saying.
FNL is one of those shows like The Wire where the actors will always be their characters in my head. "Oh, look, Lt. Daniels joined the Fringe Division." "Landry's working for a crooked extermination company now?" "Vince is dating Haddie."
Before everyone starts shitting on Eastwood for endorsing Romney, can we at least remember this wonderful moment from last year?
"These people who are making a big deal about gay marriage?" Eastwood tells the magazine. "I don't give a fuck about who wants to get married to anybody else! Why not?! We're making a big deal out of things we shouldn't be making a deal out of ... Just give everybody the chance to have the life they want."
Actually, best case scenario is that Chick-Fil-A stops actively supporting hate groups with MILLIONS of dollars in donations (over $5 million in the past five years or so.) I give precisely two fucks what the CEO says/thinks, it's his actions that matter. And my money won't support those actions.
I agree with the majority of this, but both the Boston and Chicago mayors have made moves to actually outlaw Chick-Fil-A from their cities. That's wrong, no matter what your politics are. It's effectively the Ground Zero mosque of shitty fast-food, you guys.
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