Great. Sad Puppies: the Star Wars edition.

Time to call up Ye Olde Craig Ferguson. He was the perfect blend of goofy, thoughtful, and political.

Though there’s plenty of equal-opportunity political satire going on, the right-wing flavor people complain about is from the film’s root ideology, where the world is made up of smart, special people and dependant rubes (for instance, the main character vs. everyone in the section-8 style housing he is raised in, or…

Take Me Home, Country Roads was also featured prominently in Alien Covenant. Did John Denver have a fire sale or something?

I’m really looking forward to this movie; I’m a huge fan of both the original film and comic, and, from what I’ve seen, they’ve done a nice job of representing and expanding the visuals and atmosphere. Hopefully the script is good — if so, I bet it’s a great picture. RE: casting — I wish people would think harder on…

Except that he is literally saying the exact opposite of what you say he is saying, this is a really great article. Without your clearminded writing here, one might read Eastwood's remarks — where he calls Trump a racist and stupid — as an indicator that he thinks racism is idiotic. But by reading your headline, I got…

The reason that studios whitewash characters for Western audiences is simple: they are risk-averse investors, and Johansson stands a better chance at making more money for them then someone who is not famous; If there were a Japanese actress who was so famous in America that they could depend upon her popularity to…

He has always been the villain — the film is a takedown of his arrogant, racist, violent character; Roy Scheider's character Cloudy is the only thing that makes Popeye likable. Cloudy is actually charming and nice, and because he likes Popeye, we cut Popeye slack —but the punch of the film is that it reveals to…