TNL Movie Club: You Can Count On Me

[dave is ok]

Well no, but having a house worth a lot of a money gives you plenty of equity to play with. They don't really touch on it much though so we don't know the entire situation.

I like this movie because all the problems exist when the movie starts and none of them are resolved by the time it ends.

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

I'm about a half hour from the end (When Two Rudys Meet), so I'm still in the mode of thinking How Is It All Going To Work Out.

[Doc Holliday]

You're right. When people get fucked out of one thing, they have every right to be completely useless for the rest of their lives.

No need to beat up on yourself.

[Doc Holliday]

And stop talking about movies before you finish them, you filthy bitchhole!

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

I liked it. It wasn't meant to do anything but present a snapshot of a small segment of time in a couple characters lives.
No lessons to be learned, no great ordeals to overcome.
Just life as it is, take it or leave it.

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

And stop talking about movies before you finish them, you filthy bitchhole!

Fuck off. I need something to do when people come in and I have to pause it.

[A Robot Bit Me]

This is really good, especially coming from a guy who had theretofore written only the Rocky & Bullwinkle live action movie, Analyze This, and an episode of Doug. My only complaint is that the score was a little overbearing and sometimes drew attention to itself.

[dave is ok]

Yeah, that Bach cello piece was a little overdone.