Jason: Don't be frightened, Lass. Coffee and lemon peel always affect me this way.

Lydia, thanks for posting that old link. Talk about a blast from the past.

Anybody know where I can find fan fiction about Quentin?

I definitely look forward to when we can start posting/discussing linked to and/or transcripted (if they're not online) reviews. And that actually means both the good and the bad (particularly if they're really bad because, even if it turns out that I don't agree with them, they can still be a great laugh when they're written well). So remember, the topic for that will be started at midnight...

Goody! I don't know when I'll get a chance to see the film, certainly not tomorrow, but I am anxious to hear what all of you think about it!

Think I stopped halfway through-- the only notes I have are about the director's slate thing, where I was frustrated in my attempts to make out what the Blue Whale had on tap, even though the taps are right there in the foreground.   Does anyone who lived in New England then know if these are disguised labels for real beers?

I don't think the taps are a for real brand, but they look to be Schlitz maybe. I did a drawing of Willie sitting at the bar and tried my darndest to figure out the brand on the taps, but they look to be a couple peices of tape in a cross hatch design. Maybe MB will supply us with a super-duper close up screen cap of them.

John with that Southern accent. I’m not sure what James Hall’s Willie accent was supposed to be, and who knows what TPTB told JK about the character, but I am ever so glad the accent doesn’t last and we are soon regaled with John’s own Brooklynese inflection.

 
“A good heart and a good conscience are the only jewels worth having.”

“Judge not lest ye be judged.”

Isn’t Mrs. J just full of aphorisms today?

Willie Loomis.