Oh thank you. The reason I say it's unpopular is because I know so many people who believe that Eminem is the greatest rapper ever and would silence anyone who says otherwise.

This may sound unpopular, but I prefer El-P over Eminem. While they both have faster speed of flows, the dude's a great producer and his lyricism is so ingenuously abstract and coded that I have to look up Rap Genius to deconstruct his verses.

Blockbuster Night Part 1 has my favorite lyrics of the entire LP:

Jennifer Lawrence?

Not quite sure. Those situations made the twist incredibly blurry because we're shown that moment, as well as the fact that the diary was fabricated involving it.

Add to the fact that Nick got incredibly bored and started playing video games rather than paying attention to her.

I honestly thought it was to indicate Amy's cynical understanding of society was flawed. She can't go play the victim and run around wads of cash with some hicks.

Moviebob has some valid points, but it never occur to me that an MRE would use this film as a 'see. All women are evil' while watching.

Looking back at the reveal, Amy Dunne's path to being a cold-hearted criminal kinda reminded me of Walter White's. Her backstory of her struggling marriage is almost akin to Walt being cheated out by his science colleagues and is forced to make ends meet by being a less respected chemistry teacher and working a second…

Gawd, she nailed it. I just love reading Linda Holmes's perspective on anything.

Q: So what's your favorite movie?
A: Oh. I don't have a favorite other than the one that was entirely set in a strip club.

For anyone bitching about how much this article jerks off to a bunch of pop stars, this kind is not uncommon. Remember this?

Song of the year so far, for me, is Move That Dope by Future ft. Pusha T, Pharrell and Casino.

So I just finished my exams on Saturday, so I've seen four movies - I Married A Witch (1942), Godzilla (1954), Margin Call (2011) and A Town Called Panic (2009). All of these movies are worth watching.

Or SJWs. Who knows. The world will become an anomaly if both MRAs and SJWs band together liking the movie saying "SEE! SEE! THIS PROVES OUR POINT!!! SEXISM DOES EXIST! YAJUSTDONTGETITDOYA?!?!

Man I feel you. I remember watching Crash for Advanced English where everybody loved it except for me. Maybe if I didn't had an assignment I thought I flunked at the week before, I would have been less angry. But that movie rubbed me the wrong way into how heavy handed its message is, how much the characters are…

Fair enough.

What's transphobic about it though?

Watching the trailer for this, I'm not sure if this movie's misandrist in its premise or misogynist in its execution. Maybe both.

Yeah sure. But the people on Youtube really hate this song because it's about moving drugs. Must have suffered the same syndrome of those who accused The Wolf of Wall Street of condoning Jordan Belfort.