Both seasons of Brazil were messy as hell. The weddings on Brazil and Japan have been better than US for sure.

The show is so stupid; I love it. I watch the international versions (with subtitles rather than the shitty Netflix dubs) — the lack of the Lacheys is refreshing. A guy on the second season of Love is Blind: Brazil was so unable to handle the fact that the girl he chose was fat that he started shaking the moment he…

Hell, I’m a man and I’m fairly sure I ovluated during that scene.

Hot take: Ana de Armas is just Eiza González with less sex appeal.

I’m not saying Will Smith should’ve slapped the shit out of Chris Rock for that tired, hacky joke (a GI JANE reference, come on)... but I understand.

Me after reading this comment

I was feeling gay and dramatic the other day and put on the Kristin Chenoweth/Lea Michele cover of “Maybe This Time”... I still find her insufferable, but give her a showtime and she’s got It™, I fear.

Nah, you just missed their reference to the “Lea Michele can’t read” meme.

During that conversation, she questioned everything: whether she was straight or not, whether she was good enough or not, and whether she could keep filming or not.

Steve Howey and Ginger Gonzaga

I’m probably the only person in the world who upon meeting Eminem would ask him if he ever speaks to Moby.

Don't forget the worst prop baby of all time.

and adopting something more akin to basic athletic attire (with a bit more style)

It also gives you Keri Russell doing her favourite thing: effortlessly (and helmetlessly) riding a bike.

I swear to God, if they make Wagner Moura do more accent work...

But it literally mentions the poll and the phrase (and links to a Wikipedia page about the phrase) and that racists have co-opted it... like, did you just miss this whole part:

I was coming into the comments to be like “Fuck Godzilla: King of the Monsters*, Ingrid Goes West gang, we outchea!”

I never got around to It: Chapter 2 precisely because it was nearly three goddamn hours. Now you want me to watch a prequel that explains anything I could have found remotely scary about It? Anyway, the best Stephen King adaptation that came out in 2017 was Gerald’s Game on Netflix.

I’m a big Edward Norton hater but he’s great in this. I’m Canadian and I saw it years after release, but I still immediately felt the way 9/11 looms over the movie; it’s a really well done snapshot of New York in that period.

I like 25th Hour quite a bit, but if you met my coworker, it would not surprise you that the only Spike Lee movies he likes are the ones with majority white casts, lol.