I don’t think Jake Sully is well written OR well acted. Matt Damon could have done more with it, but the character is still very flat and cliche.

For real the things I would do to be a roommate with her lol.

Here’s what I find interesting about this. Matt Damon was already a mega star when he was offered Sully and turned it down. He turns down Avatar, so James Cameron casts... Sam Worthington? Was there another famous name in between I wonder?

Famously, Tom Selleck was supposed to be Indiana Jones, but he had to decline…

“Fortune favors the brave.” - Matt Damon, for Crypto.com

I’m totally okay dismissing women using some pretty classic sexism around sports.

Being successful at a sport does not qualify you to talk about larger issues in that sport. Athletic ability does not equate to the cognitive ability to understand ideas and concepts. Sure, she has personal experience for what it took for her to get there, but “the sport is masculine” and “not normal of a feminine…

That’s right. Aldean’s life is just so hard now. Now he can’t just say whatever he wants without being challenged. How unfair. Life used to be so much better when minorities and women couldn’t fight back. What the hell happened?!

I want to see it restored to what it once was before all this bullshit started happening to us

On the other hand, many have denounced the track for undertones of racism and being reminiscent of a pro-lynching attitude. On the other hand, many have enjoyed the track for its undertones of racism and being reminiscent of a pro-lynching attitude.

Yeah, was thinking about that movie when I read this. Christian Bale nearly died for a small indie film, and then bulked out for Batman. Have these people NO REGARD?

self-made

Due Date 2: American Picker.

“I have never witnessed a greater sacrifice by a lead actor in my career,” said Robert Downey Jr.”

This sounds like its own movie. Something along the lines of “Sideways.”

Cillian Murphy is the rare combination of great artist/actor and very down to earth and pragmatic. All of his interviews are so goddamn sensible.

“Me and Matt were roommates”

I like the ambiguous interpretation of the ending, though it seemed clear to me on the first watch that Cobb was back in reality. I stick to that in part because I wanted something hopeful from the movie. If Cobb was still in a dream at the end and he no longer cares because he gets to spend it with his kids, then he…

Then why is Michael Caine always in my dreams?

Michael Caine already explained this.

Those Ben Shapiro tweets aren’t go like themselves.