Is this Steve Buscemi's reddit account?

The alien spaceship at the end of the very meh Nic Cage movie "Knowing" was designed from the Ezekiel description of angels.

Man, it reay feels a certain way when you see movies that you saw in theaters on their opening weekend appearing on Turner Classic Movies

I'll give you one more off the beaten path, a little Australian found-footage movie called Lake Mungo has a couple of great twists in it, and does you the service of giving you a post-credits scene showing you everything you "should" have noticed the first time around.

As a huge fan of most of the above, as one of those people who has probably watched Alien and Blade Runner about fifty times each, yes. The Kingdom of Heaven directors cut is my number one. And I say just as emphatically that the theatrical cut is among his worst.

The Kingdom of Heaven theatrical cut is my least favorite Ridley Scott movie, and the director's cut is my favorite.

It's not delivery, it's detritus!

A grown-ass man went out and bought posterboard and a sharpie, sat over his dinner table cackling while writing this, then went wandering up and down a sidewalk showing people his little art project. "This'll really own the libs," he thinks to himself. The phone rings: it's work, letting him know that by now it qualifies as job abandonment. His wife quietly updates her divorce petition.