Zodiac (2007, dir. David Fincher)
It seems appropriate that for so long I’ve put off posting about this movie, the story of a murder case that dragged on for decades and remains unsolved, and that I watched the director’s cut which is 6 minutes longer than the original theatrical version (157 minutes total, I started it at like 5 a.m., natch).  One scene in particular, in which Mark Ruffalo’s character eats a burger, gave me desperate cravings (the like of which I haven’t felt since Gary Busey ordered two meatball sandwiches, TWO, in Point Break).  So a few days later I broke my generally vegetarian policy at Mr. Bartley’s with none-other-than Information Movies co-procrastinator Mr. WalkieTalkies.
“I shoulda had you get me three of these things.”

Zodiac (2007, dir. David Fincher)

It seems appropriate that for so long I’ve put off posting about this movie, the story of a murder case that dragged on for decades and remains unsolved, and that I watched the director’s cut which is 6 minutes longer than the original theatrical version (157 minutes total, I started it at like 5 a.m., natch).  One scene in particular, in which Mark Ruffalo’s character eats a burger, gave me desperate cravings (the like of which I haven’t felt since Gary Busey ordered two meatball sandwiches, TWO, in Point Break).  So a few days later I broke my generally vegetarian policy at Mr. Bartley’s with none-other-than Information Movies co-procrastinator Mr. WalkieTalkies.

“I shoulda had you get me three of these things.”

Zodiac (2007, dir. David Fincher)
It seems appropriate that for so long I’ve put off posting about this movie, the story of a murder case that dragged on for decades and remains unsolved, and that I watched the director’s cut which is 6 minutes longer than the original theatrical version (157 minutes total, I started it at like 5 a.m., natch).  One scene in particular, in which Mark Ruffalo’s character eats a burger, gave me desperate cravings (the like of which I haven’t felt since Gary Busey ordered two meatball sandwiches, TWO, in Point Break).  So a few days later I broke my generally vegetarian policy at Mr. Bartley’s with none-other-than Information Movies co-procrastinator Mr. WalkieTalkies.
“I shoulda had you get me three of these things.”

Zodiac (2007, dir. David Fincher)

It seems appropriate that for so long I’ve put off posting about this movie, the story of a murder case that dragged on for decades and remains unsolved, and that I watched the director’s cut which is 6 minutes longer than the original theatrical version (157 minutes total, I started it at like 5 a.m., natch).  One scene in particular, in which Mark Ruffalo’s character eats a burger, gave me desperate cravings (the like of which I haven’t felt since Gary Busey ordered two meatball sandwiches, TWO, in Point Break).  So a few days later I broke my generally vegetarian policy at Mr. Bartley’s with none-other-than Information Movies co-procrastinator Mr. WalkieTalkies.

“I shoulda had you get me three of these things.”

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