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@YorkeTchock Agreed. In fact, does the argument really matter at all? the whole point of this is that Radiohead is just doing homage to a band that was a huge influence on their own music.

I've said it before I'll say it again. The only good thing to come out of Mulan was "I'll make a Man out of You." Otherwise fuck Mulan

@Aeshugga thumbs up if you love Pixar for being the only thing keeping Disney alive.

@gimpyguitarist also Francois Truffaut

@pretzelpimp don't forget Kubrick, Kurosawa, Bergman, and even Spielberg.

@ThreeCrowns as someone who doesn't like the chili peppers at all, I approve this message. they are fantastic and talented musicians and certainly have good taste in music. They just don't click for me.

I couldn't find this song for the longest time, even though I heard it on It Might Get Loud when Jimmy Page was rockin' out to it, but I couldn't find the video of him rocking out to it so i never learned what it was. Then I forgot about it for awhile. I was just watching Pulp Fiction moments ago...

Skyrim is my GOTY but Portal 2 was excellent as well. Funniest game I've ever played, and my runner-up to Skyrim so whatever good pick IGN!

However, Dujardin's scenes never sold me. When I was supposed to be laughing at the jokes, the jokes only made me smile and go "well that was pleasant." When Dujardin is having his nervous break down, when I was supposed to be depressed with him, I thought to myself "well that's unfortunate for h...

@oogidyboogidy1 I CAN'T UNHEAR IT

@ARunForTheHills I can't begin to point how much is wrong with that

Guys I just saw this movie at the Chicago Film Festival last night. "The Artist" is a brilliant love letter to silent film and a poignant drama about the transition in film history from silent film to "talkies." It can be genuinely sad, but it skillfully juxtaposes that sadness with hilarious com...

@Quicksilver1111 dude....Black Dynamite is amazing.

@liquifunk yea he has interviewed a lot of people. my personal favorite was when he interviewed the entire cast of the simpsons.

I absolutely love that they set this to Metropolis.

I admire their desire to experiment, but i'm not too enthused by their execution. still better than pariah, parrot, and the delusion. el cielo is still their most brilliant album.

/rant.

@sloopdude what is it that you do to "fix the problem" if you don't mind my asking?

this opening scene, from the very first line, has always shaken me since the very first time i watched. "I believe America." What an opener! The entirety of the film, as complex as it is, wrapped up in a single opening line set to black screen. Incredible.

@dharmaista it is. he doesn't look much different nowadays. still wears that hat and his facial features haven't changed drastically. not what you'd expect though.

@ImDaFox he means when you said "you stuntin' with" which yea who says that? not really important though. you're clearly awesome for uploading this fantastic scene.

@CatsandBananas am i the only that's skeptical of Cumberbatch starring as the voice of Smaug in the Hobbit?

I love it when reputable directors like Nolan and Fincher will take time to discuss the work of a colleague they admire, especially when it concerns a director of such unique vision as Malick. As for the film itself, Tree of Life is a masterpiece of incredible ambition. The kind of ambition that ...

I love that David Fincher directed this music video.

What is all of this worry about Hollywood's involvement? Guys this isn't Jerry Bruckheimer's work. This is David Fincher working with material that he has been known to handle EXTRAORDINARILY well (Fight Club, Se7en, Zodiac, Panic Room, The Game....and yea Alien 3). Mark my words this movie will ...

@yourMom9001 I never found the original to be that incredible. It was a quality work but for me it was lacking something...perhaps an artist's touch. I don't know. What I do know is that I'm excited for this movie because this material is Fincher's home turf. It's the kind of gritty, dark thrille...

Try Catholic HEART Workcamp btw. I attended it numerous times (Still do when I can) and it is where I learned the value of Christian devotion to service. Hell I learned it so well that I'm attending a Jesuit university because of their humanitarian mission.