Yay?

Yay?

I don't think a list of the most poorly made movies of the year would be especially interesting, or even fair. (Hey, you know that shit movie some idiot made on credit cards you've never heard of? Don't see it!) These are movies that deserved to be called out for their terribleness, and not just ignored.

I don't think a list of the most poorly made movies of the year would be especially interesting, or even fair. (Hey, you know that shit movie some idiot made on credit cards you've never heard of? Don't see it!) These are movies that deserved to be called out for their terribleness, and not just ignored.

Maybe not the best example, but there's a boy in my daughter's preschool class whose mother lives on the same block as the child's father, even thought they're not together anymore. (I don't think they were ever married.) I see a lot of my friends and peers ripping up the rulebook and doing whatever works for them.

Maybe not the best example, but there's a boy in my daughter's preschool class whose mother lives on the same block as the child's father, even thought they're not together anymore. (I don't think they were ever married.) I see a lot of my friends and peers ripping up the rulebook and doing whatever works for them.

Stick around.

Stick around.

Pix or it didn't happen.

Pix or it didn't happen.

Stick around. (Also, it's on Alison's list.)

Stick around. (Also, it's on Alison's list.)

Some variation on this gets posted every year (as possibly does this response): I'm pretty sure that we see movies for the same reason as you, only perhaps with a broader definition of what "entertainment" means. Films that broaden your understanding of the world and stimulate new thoughts are entertaining to me, as…

Some variation on this gets posted every year (as possibly does this response): I'm pretty sure that we see movies for the same reason as you, only perhaps with a broader definition of what "entertainment" means. Films that broaden your understanding of the world and stimulate new thoughts are entertaining to me, as…

Sum Guy, 1955: "Please don't cheapen the movement for religious freedom by comparing it to the Negro Rights movement. It's not like there's been a slave Inquisition."

Sum Guy, 1955: "Please don't cheapen the movement for religious freedom by comparing it to the Negro Rights movement. It's not like there's been a slave Inquisition."

What did I do this time?

What did I do this time?

Margaret was definitely not qualified, but I think our collective love for its various versions is well established.

Margaret was definitely not qualified, but I think our collective love for its various versions is well established.