To be fair it would have been a contemporaneous movie for those musicians and it seems a little weird that a directory would not have heard of one of the biggest movies at that time.

His movie sounds close to a hybrid of Back to the Future and The Room.

Was so perplexed by Justine that I felt like an idiot with the reveal since I did not see it coming either, but my rewatch informs me that they left so many clues in all the other episodes other people probably were rolling their eyes at the secret.

Trainspotting would like to have a word with you. I just rewatched in prep for the sequel and it still holds up.

He's only just begun and has kinda restarted the way on LGBQT and dark skinned people just with the rhetoric of his speeches. Just like Saint Ronnie.

Those first two episodes felt like torture porn for me the viewer seeing the case seemingly resolved in the first season, linger into being the story as a court case for the second season. It was almost the same M.O. of The Fall's third season where the entire first episode is the emergency room response (with almost…

Honestly I really didn't notice Hogan's acting, I was much more interested in Brie and Maron's back and forth.

Legion

The KKK reveal/fight might be the biggest laugh I have gotten all year, up there with the best of Veep/Unbreakable Kimmie Schmidt.

The first season might be worth watching if you enjoy procedurals. I watched 2 or 3 episodes of the second season and would recommend *not* watching it, for reference I gave up on the last season of The Fall after two episodes as well.

Also coming in a couple of weeks, The Defiant Ones, about Dr. Dre and Jimmy I.
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Tim Allen seems a more appropriate choice.

Remember Phyllis Schlafly who was happy to make it her life's work to convince women to use their right to vote and their voices to suppress the rights of *other* women.

I thought Hunt for the Wilderpeople was more funny and touching (but not that way, Sam O'Neill!) but sadly since those wacky New Zealanders speak roughly the same language as us, not eligible for the foreign language Oscar as was Toni Erdman.

He looks too old to be Wiig's father, but at least he's not playing the romantic lead to her. Or at least I hope not.

I'm only surprised Dunham isn't starring because the lead character decides to hold a nude party and eat a semen cookie.

I gave up before finishing any of the Netflix Marvel shows except Jessica Jones, and I almost gave up on that for being plot repetitive after six or seven episodes, just kill David Tennant and end the misery now!

The problem is their friends in Russia are more than capable.

I think it's only the US that did not get it yet. It's really weird. I'm in the US.

They continued right from where they ended season one, then they answered some of the questions revealed in season one, then we got a cliffhanger. It was definitely more of the same with some dark variations, so if you liked season one, you'll like season two.