Ah, but the comment refers to Wayne, not his alter ego. Bale’s Wayne is a monk with a billionaire playboy cover. Affleck’s Wayne is pathologically a billionaire playboy; you get the sense that he buys expensive shit and drinks and (occasionally) charms for many of the same reasons he puts on the suit. He wants the…

Whaaaaaaat? Dr. Strange was not mediocre.

This was shocking to me too- and then I remembered that the “liberal media” doesn’t really exist and never did.

Seriously, Vice has been full of racist shitbags since it started, they’re just reverting to type.

If we ever meet Original Beth, she should be voiced by Lecy Goranson.

I haven’t seen the movie, but I do know that CinemaScore is the group that regularly gives Happy Madison movies As and Bs, so I wouldn’t read to much into that score.

That was true, until the president of the United States, as the head of the government, decided to weigh in. Now it is a first amendment issue.

Counterpoint: his own actions prove that he’s a fucking white supremacist, and the term “white supremacist” isn’t a goddamn racial slur. His response is not perfectly reasonable were the president not an overgrown manbabby who can’t stand when his widdle feefs get hurt.

Uh, yeah, it becomes a goddamn First Amendment issue when high-ranking members of the government actively attempt to get you fired for it.

When a government spokesperson calls for you to be fired for your free speech it is a fucking First Amendment issue.

These conservative snowflakes think every should respect free speech when they posted all kinds of terrible shit about Obama. But make one legitimate observation about actual words of the president, followed up by a double then triple downing on it and their sensibilities are so fragile!

Another interesting aspecting of this - if you’re willing to fake a stabbing in order to make Nazis look like besieged victims, there is no way you aren’t, yourself, a Nazi. This guy basically outted himself. He majorly screwed up his life. Sad!

I liked it.  I'm still thinking about it this morning and basically went to sleep mulling over details that I hadn't considered while viewing.  I look forward to watching this at home, but seeing it with 699 other befuddled patrons my first time added a nice touch.  The crowd experience was a bit reminscent of…