Nothing has ever made me laugh harder than the results of Bobby Hill’s attempt to throw an egg through a closed barn in a hurricane.

Hell, Felix Fischoeder has attempted actual first-degree murder on more than one occasion and walked away clear.

Saying that Hank becomes “less of a cruel dick” after the first couple of seasons perfectly nails something I only noticed recently, while I had a first-season episode on Adult Swim in the background. I heard some exchange between Hank and Bobby, and thought, “Jesus, Hank, that’s a bit much.” In later seasons, he…

I know it isn’t the Fall Guy...but same vibes.

Ditto Mobius, for that matter

I’m glad they are finally putting this series out of our misery. I had the misfortune of watching the second one at home on a rainy Saturday afternoon. What a dreary, drab, lifeless, incoherent mess. These film make the “Hobbit” trilogy look great in comparison.

We could have had a Tarantino-directed one where he does a cameo drinking butterbeer off Maggie Smith’s feet in the Three Broomsticks Bar. Total missed opportunity.

Election is so fucking good. The kids seem like kids - in other words, like assholes.

“Citizen Ruth” is even more relevant these days. Pretending everyone who aligns with your political viewpoint isn’t a self-righteous a-hole is the problem.

Election is far and away my favorite Payne film and likely my favorite movie satire. In the hands of a lesser director and screenwirter it could have easily become a cartoonish exercise in mockery and cynicism with mere cutouts for characters and clumsy allusions to Bigger Ideas (e.g., base elements too often mistaken…

I will never understand that mindset. Seeing those guys enjoying themselves and each other, only joyful feelings ensue.

Here’s the link: 

This might be because I’m British, but why did the crowd go so wild when Bad Bunny said he couldn’t do a self-deprecating joke because he has no flaws? They reacted like he’d said the most amazing thing ever. 

Thank you for not making this a slideshow.

How I’m reading this is that the movie’s turned out to be a respectful and sensitive telling of this piece of Osage history. It sounds like it’s imperfect, which really is a given with an Italian American director (albeit an amazing one) rather than an Osage director at the helm. The Osage quoted seem to have some…

I completely agree with Christopher Cote’s statement. I am a white woman who saw an advanced screening last night and came out of the film feeling like it had completely missed the mark by not taking the opportunity to center around Molly’s and her family’s experience — especially considering the transcendent level of…

I hear Ridley Scott spared no expense, including licensing Abba’s Waterloo to play over the end credits, with a blooper reel.

Stanley Kubrick always wanted to make a Napoleon movie:

As someone who’s read the book, I can safely say that it will indeed piss you off greatly.

Boomers still don’t understand the internet. And water is wet.