The 2,000,000th post game

Saul Gorss was in ITS ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER with Dan Dailey, who was in HEMINGWAY’S ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG MAN with Eli Wallach, who was in MYSTIC RIVER with Kevin Bacon.

93 bottles of beer on the wall,
93 bottles of beer.
Take one down, pass it around,
92 bottles of beer on the wall.

TODAY IS

Kid, this the annual Jankowski family budget meeting.

That means I get to decide if you or any of your siblings….

…is more trouble than you’re worth. And legally…

…there’s nothing any law enforcement or child welfare agency can do about.

So keep that in mind as you hand in your expense report.

Are you SURE there’s nothing there you might not wanna revisit before it gets filed and subsequently reviewed?

And

Scott Pilgrim Vs The world (2010)

This movie films inside Canada's biggest record store, Sonic Boom... so it really does make you want to dig. It really captures the geeky musical culture of Toronto. The music in the movie is so good it's on a double LP.

500 Days of Summer (2009)

What I love about 500 Days of Summer and it's connection to record stores is how the store is used as a comic relief. Even in their break-up Ringo Starr "Stop" is used as a buffer to the awkward silence. It's wild how much a location can bring out the most intense debates over which Beatle is the best, and how digging through records with a lover really helps you get to know them.

Pretty In Pink (1986)

Still waiting for someone to dance into Spinster Like Duckie to Otis Redding in Pretty in Pink. It's hard not to see all the iconic 80s albums on the wall and not want to buy one. This movie will make anyone fall in love with the Psychedelic Furs and that thrifty 80s attire.

Empire Records (1995)

This best plaid skirt to ever be worn is Liv Tyler in Empire Records. This 90s classic is based around Empire Records in its final days with the possibility of being sold to a big chain music store and how a tight knit group that works there deals with it. It really does take you back to the 90s.

High Fidelity (2000)

No movie captures record store culture like High Fidelity. Best Quotes, Best Soundtrack, Best John Cusack movie. Based off the novel, and transferred to Chicago... this movie is a must see. You can't really work at a record store unless you've seen it. They are record snobs.... which is hilarious. What came first? The Music or the Misery?