The most fascinating war movies are those about the Second World War produced in the 1960s.

movie posterZero Dark Thirty (2012) was less captivating than either of these articles in The New Yorker and Esquire.

Patton Oswalt’s single take improvisation for Parks & Recreation.

(Not used in the episode, which airs tonight.)

movie posterIf you’ve ever watched an historical drama from Hollywood, Argo (2012) is about what you’d expect.


or, How I Spent My Entire Day Off by heymonster

or, How I Spent My Entire Day Off by heymonster

"In a world where content is king, you don’t want to be the pipe."

Seattle, where it always rains, yet nobody has an umbrella or raincoat — nor a friend they trust.

The Killing

"I don’t necessarily agree with everything I say."

imageGetting absorbed by season 2 of “The Killing” (2012), held there by mood more than anything.

"Every day, once a day, give yourself a present. Don’t plan it. Don’t wait for it. Just let it happen."

Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror (series 2, episode 2) “White Bear” is cruel and unusually — British accent here — brilliant.

Was “Attack The Block” (2011) the first monster movie set entirely in public housing?

"How do you discuss a show when there isn’t even a universal point of up-to-date-ness?"
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