Tony Baloni

Yeah, it's what she's known for. It's not so much her doing drugs that turns me off to her; It's the fact that her entire claim to fame is being a trashy, moral-less drug addict, and what's more, people worship her for it. Maybe I'd be able to put up with all of that if I liked her voice...

You know Ron, that's exactly how I pictured you looking

the Branded themesong.

Haha, I think he landed on it though.

I hate to break up the party, but I don't really like her. Her whole gimmick of being trashy...eh....

What's that, Nitrous Oxide? I wanna ask if anybody here's done salvia...what's it like??

I cant stop listening to Dead Flowers. If I ever move to LA, it will be my jam.

I never thought Marilyn was that good looking. I like Bettie Page though. As for Lindsey, seriously do something about those freckles. Looks like she rolled around in pepper.

That Van Zandt guy's cover of Dead Flowers by the Stones, ya know, the one at the end of The Big Lebowski. I like that cover better than the song. It really really really just sounds so beautiful, in the least gay way possible.

Yeah, man, I like this a LOT. Very very good stuff, man. Write more stuff!

Something about that picture always makes me laugh.

You wrote that?

Ouch.

Well, my friend is really into photography, and he took some really cool pictures a while ago, and just got them developed. They were a little underexposed, but they actually turned out looking cooler. Plus, they're of me. Perfect, right? I guess anything looks serious in black and white.

Yeah, I have to agree about Cuckoo's Nest, I love that one! A few other ones I really like are Fargo, Brazil, I <3 Huckabees, The Royal Tenenbaums, Waking Life, Little Miss Sunshine, The Departed, Pulp Fiction, and of course, my all time favorite, The Big Lebowski!

The fact that I have to go to work in a couple minutes is pissing me off right now.

Are those metaphors?

It's amazing how you can say so little in so many words! That's quite a talent you got there, kid. Keep it up

Well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.

Well there's something we can agree on.

Point is, John Cage blows. And since you like him, by transitive property of blowing....well, you can figure out the rest. Just simple logic really.

Some movies have really great musical scores written for them. Like, I just watched the Hudsucker Proxy for the first time in a long time, and man, Carter Burwell is one hell of a composer! I do like movies that use songs as the score too, though, like Pulp Fiction. Cause if you know what you're doing when you pick the songs, they can go really perfectly with the film. I think if I was ever going to do a Nautical film, I'd use a lot of Procol Harum songs..

Although I guess it takes that long to become a legend...

Idk what movie you saw man, but Katherine Hepburn was the bomb in Bringing Up Baby, The chemistry her and Cary Grant had was hilarious. I just wonder why most of the people on this list are older actors. I'm not trying to start any fights here, but it seems to me like people romanticize old movies too much. Don't get me wrong, I love screwball comedies, and fast-talking private eye flicks, but there are also a lot of great actors out there nowadays too.