Why didn’t you mention the context behind the UK filming? Was it because you were too lazy, or it didn’t fit with your agenda? Why should anyone believe anything you publish?

This is for background actors, so what? Its a step removed from the current practice of digitally copying people to make a large crowd.

Jesus Christ, is getting approval from this site that important to you?

I had trouble finishing season 1, despite there being some very good ideas there (hardly surprising seeing where the ideas came from). I’m less convinced I’ll start season 2.

Looks like a cross between Shazam and Iron Man. I’ll wait for word of mouth because so far there’s nothing here that excites me.

I wonder whether Sony is holding back from buying Square Enix until the Microsoft sale is finalized. After all, it would be a bad look if they bought them at the moment.

Liking “Friends” has now become problematic, for various stupid reasons. 

I really didn’t like the ending. I think it would have worked much better if it focused much more on the father/son dynamic.

Why don’t you look at the other pieces of shit Disney recently released, or is that too upsetting for you?

You don’t take kindly to diversity of opinion, do you? Why is it so hard to believe that more and more people don’t like the MCU anymore? 

And of course the actors didn’t have to take many years of expensive and highly specialized training.

I can’t see this show lasting much longer even with Henry Cavill. However, I think they should just go ahead with Liam Hemsworth as if he was always cast in the role. Nothing to see here!

I can see people liking the first one if they never knew about the series. But if you did then it naturally ranks dead last. At least the others are only superficially pretending to be connected to M:I.

I wish I watched your version of the movie instead of the annoying shit I watched.

Problem is we are now halfway through and we’re still waiting for something interesting to happen. 

I may agree with everything you wrote, but it’s also unapologetically stupid. This is why I don’t usually go public about my true feelings about this movie, and yes, I have already rewatched it.

Thank goodness for internet anonymity that I can also admit that Independence Day is a guilty pleasure of mine.

Every prediction of Twitter’s downfall has been wrong so far, I don’t see what will change now. I don’t understand it, but people seem to like this shit.

You rewatched Indy 5? Has this movie now become a stupid political statement?

The showing at Cannes was a huge mistake, but I can’t say they don’t deserve to fail.