Nighthawk

We like a lot of the same guys. I get the feeling we'll be taking each others picks through a lot of this.

Oh yeah... Oh, Dr. Zoidberg!

What a bunch of fags.

When you name yourself after a character, probably should take her pretty quickly.

Louis CK

Thanks for the advance entry!

Ya'll are overthinking.

Eddie Izzard

Harley Quinn

It's not a fad for me, I'll do this forever. I ask for leniency in starting new drafts, though, as I'm getting ready to leave the house. Start them later tonight. Or don't. I don't care.

Once again, I didn't really view these as a contest...

Listen to your heart... I would totally draft Chris Crocker.

Alex DeLarge

Larry David

Sure it is. That ain't baseball. That's softball. With a baseball.

I could kill a man with a baseball bat, don't mean baseball is some family-get-together-time-killer.

There are lots of sports where you take turns. Darts is just archery on a smaller scale, like ping pong is to tennis. You could kill a man with a dart.

"Tournament mode", what a bunch of shit. Fuck college basketball.

Why not? It clearly worked for some people. Didn't he call it a "re-imagining" as opposed to a remake anyway? I'm actually having a similar discussion with a friend of mine regarding this Friday the 13th remake. I always divorce a remake from the source material (to a reasonable extent). It's not like the remake makes the original go away, and the original doesn't make the remake any worse or better. Why use Halloween? It had some good elements that he could make use of. The same is true of the TCM remake and probably will be of this F13th remake. I love the originals as much as anyone, but they don't really change anything. I'm aware that not everyone feels this way, as I have indeed had this discussion multiple times. [And not for nothing, I didn't find Michael Myers completely unsympathetic in the original Halloween anyway.]

I'd have given Synecdoche, New York 3 and a half, but I could buy 4.

They aren't really contests, you know. Besides, I win.

It doesn't matter the cut, they're both good. I put "get it" in quotes because it's not an issue of it going over your head in a strict sense, you either like what he has to offer or don't. It's not a bad script, and I liked that Michael Myers elicited sympathy. Really, much of what I liked about it was that I found it so easy to relate to on a personal level. It's simply a matter of a difference in philosophy.

I've found that Zombie's Halloween is very polarizing, and if you don't "get it", nothing will persuade you. Fair enough, but as I think my track record indicates, I don't have bad taste in movies, so just trust that it's a great movie with a cult following.

Ah. It was the "anyway" at the end that threw me off, as you may have stored several related photos without being the original source of them.

I don't think that's what "ergo" means.