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It’s a superhero film. They turn Irish to fight crime.

My favorite parts of the MCU have always been the character/relationship building dialogue for these hero teams. Instead of bringing characters back from the dead, they should do things like this, where they fill in the gaps of time that the movie-goers missed. If comic books are any indication, Wanda and Vision…

He made a specific claim: That he saw footage of Muslims in jersey City celebrating. Many other idiots like him (including high-profile politicians and countless egg- and anime-avatared Twitter fools) have made the claim. None have been able to provide corroborating evidence - no photos, no video, not even news…

I don’t have it on hand, but there was a great analysis of the scene by an editor, who suggests the structuring of the shots underlined the fact that Tony dies there, because there is a repetition of shots of Tony looking, and then cutting to what he is seeing, and that the last shot of him looking, followed a shot of…

I want her to be an immortal wizard who patrols the boundaries between the known and the unknown like Doctor Strange, fighting off Lovecraftian menaces to reality.

“I hope that D&D step their game up and think about the interior workings of Westeros as much as GRRM, like they did before”

What he’s not telling you is that the six movies they’re like are all Carry On films.

It’s like somebody wanted to make a movie that somehow reminded you of Nic Cage without actually referencing Nic Cage in any way.

I would LOVE to see him direct Janelle and Tessa Thompson as Cirocco Jones and Gaby Plauget in the John Varley Gaea trilogy.  

Why does Three Billboards keep getting roped into these discussions? It’s a film about police brutality, not race—although the two are often connected in real life, they aren’t in the movie. Secondly, it’s a fucked up black comedy where none of the characters are intentionally pure evil or pure good; it ends with the…

Y’know, I’m sure I’ve heard Trump called a Motherfucker somewhere before... can’t quite put my finger on it...

Snoop for 2020. Snoop for ‘20. Snoop 420.

Well, my 2019 personal pop culture resolution really should be to just stop commenting on AV Club! I could probably have mastered a whole new language in the time I’ve spent and commenting on here.

In two years we’ll be able to use “Got a feeling ‘21 is gonna be a good year.”

I see them all the time in the city, standing on the street corner and yelling at the sidewalk, and they always bring a smile to my face.

It will be interesting to see if today’s audiences see a borderline schizophrenic alcoholic as funny as audiences did in 1950.

That picture isn’t Harvey, it’s Sean Spicer meeting Chauncey Gardner.

There’s a female MIB agent from the first movie - the coroner Laurel became Agent L when K retired at after surviving a partial trip through Bug-Edgar’s alimentary canal.

I TOLD them they should have rastafied the Genie by at least 10%.