Some set out to make the best movie of the year. Oppenheimer set out to make the most movie of the year.

As a kid who read the books “A Time to Kill” and “The Client,” I was always confused how dead-on The Client was and how many diversions and omissions A Time to Kill had. Carl Lee Hailey is a much bigger character in the book with a whole plan and endgame, and his motivations are a lot more directly spelled out. By…

Dang. Now I feel a little bad making fun of how overpaid he is based on how consistently his movies have bombed throughout his career.

It was weird comparing the costumes and realizing, “These are much better uniforms.”

Spock’s “It is presumptuous of you to assume you are the only one who uses it” as if that’s an actual response is what got me.

That BOIMLER RUN... LOL

Watching the Enterprise folks nerding out over the NX-01 actually felt natural, which was a nice choice.

It’s really hard to see the value point in something like this, especially considering its reliance on “Remote Play.” Nintendo already screwed the pooch for an entire generation with this business model. And Sony had this as an included option on their previous handheld already.

What is this even a reference to?

You know this doesn’t actually happen in real life, right? Nolan made it up.

Frankly, I would think that the original association of the quote with the bomb would be a far greater insult than a naked Cillian Murphy reading it, though obviously it’s too late to address that.

Yeah, that trailer kept throwing me off because I thought they had Margot Robbie play multiple characters just to screw with the audience. Seeing her in the credits explained everything.

And yet again another article chronicling the demise of Twitter fails to point out that Musk was paid very handsomely to destroy a tool of mass organization by the very people being organized against.

Elon Musk is a guy who can afford abdominal liposuction and mammoplasty. Unfortunately, fat gets stored in places other than around your waist.

So...

Uncle Tom’s Cabin produced several ugly tropes due to its subservient characters (namely: Uncle Tom), but it depicted slavery in brutally realistic terms and became the best-selling novel of the 19th century, likely driving white sympathies toward slaves and kickstarting the abolitionist movement in the 1850's. It…

Seeing it is not a radical and moral act.

My god do you people hate the audience of this film. How dare the deplorables enjoy something.

The Pay Forward system is literally a donation system, right? You buy tickets for other people even if they don’t watch.

Q Anon’s full of rich people. The January 6th rioters were old rich people. Someone made a movie that rich old people want to see. They spent money.