Stuff you love (AKA the "hey, I like this" thread)

[Andy]

I hated The Darjeeling limited the first time I saw it, but I love it now. I can't explain why and I'm by no means a film guy, but I like it. And I got it for $7.99 at Target last night.

[Paul DePhiladelphia]

I hated The Darjeeling limited the first time I saw it, but I love it now. I can't explain why and I'm by no means a film guy, but I like it. And I got it for $7.99 at Target last night.

Me too. Not hate but I wasn't crazy about it. Now I find it really charming. I like how it feels like an 'in between' film but is still so good.

[Paul DePhiladelphia]

Sun Kil Moon's Admiral Fell Promises

[cutout]

I love that Violent J still doesn't understand that Twitter isn't the same as texting and at least once a week sends out a non-sequitur via Twitter that he clearly intended to be private.

[Christina]

I love that Violent J still doesn't understand that Twitter isn't the same as texting and at least once a week sends out a non-sequitur via Twitter that he clearly intended to be private.

I love that people like you are willing to take one for the team and sully your twitter feed with his tweet-farts! Then you pass the best ones on to us. *sniff* Thanks, cutout!

[andrew in philadelphia]

Wawa.

[emma]

http://bit.ly/c1UrjK

"An instrumental album is something I've been wanting to do for a long time," Dr. Dre told Vibe.com. 'I have the ideas for it. I want to call it 'The Planets.' I don't even know if I should be saying this, but fuck it. It's just my interpretation of what each planet sounds like." [...] He added: "I've been studying the planets and learning the personalities of each planet. I've been doing this for about two years now just in my spare time, so to speak. I wanna do it in surround sound. It'll have to be in surround sound for Saturn to work."

Best listening party ever?

[cutout]

http://twitter.com/bigviolentj/status/20906072966

"More rode games for on the way to GOTJ.. Everybody tell a very personal story or share your most imbarrising moment. It's fun and kills time"

[emma]

Okay, but seriously, nobody is excited about that Dr. Dre album? It is just me? I am genuinely looking forward in it in a 70% non-ironic way. Come on! THE PLANETS!

...I will let it go now.

[mahgeetah]

Okay, but seriously, nobody is excited about that Dr. Dre album? It is just me? I am genuinely looking forward in it in a 70% non-ironic way. Come on! THE PLANETS!

...I will let it go now.

This does sounds spectacular, but I should clarify that the irony/non-irony ratio of my interest is more like 80/20.

[JonFromMaplewood]

Albert Brooks' "Real Life."

[Bryan]

Yeah, it was nice to be reminded of that one. It's great. Does anyone have anything good to say about "Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World?" I never got around to it, but I do (really, really) like all his other movies.

Albert Brooks' "Real Life."

[cutout]

Does anyone have anything good to say about "Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World?"

I couldn't finish it. It was pretty slow and light on laughs. Might have just been my mood at the time, but had expected something funnier.

[fletcher munson]

I love the way the wind feels through my hair as I'm walking along the beach.

[robertc]

I wish I was 50 so I could forward David Foster Wallace's commencement speech to people who didn't want to read it.