Exactly. I’ve seen a Matthew Vaughn movie. 

“overstuffed and exhausting”

U.S. District Judge Ana C. Reyes in Washington DC. Reyes likened Littlejohn’s leaking of wealthy Americans’ tax records to “an attack on our constitutional democracy.”

He deserves a medal in recognition of service to the public at large and a pardon from POTUS.

The public have been paying close attention to the actions of the powerful a lot more lately. Watching the entire Biden administration parrot Israel’s lies then turn their backs on the vocal public and further support their genocide in Gaza not only highlighted that they, like the GOP, don’t care about the American…

Birth is a wonderful movie. Probably not applicable here, though, since Sexy Beast is also great.

Raising Arizona is my favorite movie. The Coens came out swinging with Blood Simple and then made something both perfect and completely different. If there was anyone you knew were going to go on to greatness after two movies, it was those guys. As for poignancy, show me a comedy with a more emotionally impactful…

I would seriously consider editing that Memento notice.

The Yellowjackets cast is terrific, but Juliette Lewis and Christina Ricci working together was lightning in a bottle & the show will I fear struggle to replicate that energy without her 

Season 2 was meandering junk, and season 3 was overrated dreck.

Oh I instantly 100% pegged “the kid” cop isn’t getting out of this alive. Might as well have a flashing sign with an arrow pointing at him, in that regard. But hey, maybe we’ll be surprised.

Having a copy of The Thing on DVD at the research outpost was a bit on the nose.

Terrorism involves political or ideological motives.  It’s not clear if either of those were behind this attack.

I don’t want to ruin your childhood, but Ferris Buehler and Joel Goodsrn also lived in that area and obviously were sons of very wealthy families.

Kevin's dad is mob lawyer, in my opinion, and his family are gangsters. Or at least mob-affiliated. 

I’ve seen this “hot take” on the internet for years along with this idea that back in the 90s, the McAllisters looked more middle class but as a kid back then living in the Chicago suburbs I can say “Fuck No”. They were always rich. Technically maybe they were “upper middle” class but like at the very top of that…

Does anyone have any insights into how much it would cost to live in the Friends apartments, while we’re all talking about things we figured out literal decades ago?

Yes, White Christmas was the Sequel to Holiday Inn, which introduced the song White Christmas.  The sequel was an effort to capitalize on the popularity of the song, and is rather labored and not as romantic as Holiday Inn, which IS one of the best Christmas movies of all time. 

Good clarification here, although, in the writer’s defense, it’s pretty tough to maintain focus throughout that film since it’s ploddingly paced and boring as shit.

Come on.  I think we all can agree that the Santa Clause and Polar Express are objectively terrible movies (and Home Alone ain’t far behind.)