With the commas separating out that particular phrase, it renders the phrase a descriptor of the verb phrase as a whole, not just the word that precedes it. It makes it read that "containing…" describes "I would be alarmed. I agree with the second sentence you wrote, though.

Filming BM seems to be the purview of film students trying to be shocking.

Give to charity? Please, no! Presents!

The last two commas shouldn't be there.

I think you're being unfair. There are certainly plenty of people whose lives are so full of far worse grievances that their only hope of coping is by filtering all of their hate through some movie they didn't like.

Look, I get where the first line of this article is coming from, but it has to be the worst sort of form to suggest the only surprises this holiday weekend came in gift form and then mention a Star Wars movie and then… nothing.

You're really opening the door for an inappropriate weight joke there, friendo.

A Benjamin Button goes in the opposite direction of a regular button. I thought that much would be obvious.

Actual headline from Breitbart: We could not have cooked up a better limousine liberal in a laboratory dedicated to just that purpose.

Are you in the minority on that? I thought that was a song that, if it's not in everybody's top ten, isn't going to attract a lot of pushback if someone claims it's in theirs.

But you get the part about not being able to consent to something you don't know is going to happen?

I don't know that you're really going to listen to an explanation here, but for the sake of anybody else reading, you're pretty obviously talking about grandfathering, not statute of limitations. Statute of limitations only applies to acts that were already deemed crimes when they were committed, not to acts that were…

It's one thing to have a spelling mistake in the comic. It's another thing to feature that mistake in the thumbnail.

I don't know. Any time I watch something of any length, there's a fairly consistent frequency of jokes I'm willing to hear before I consider the thing over the top. There's a platonic ideal, I think, when it comes to laughs per minute on average; too few and it's bland, too many and it's exhausting.

When you don't see the comment this is in reply to, it looks super racist.

Well, he let his acting career collapse, mostly on purpose. And Pizza Underground was supposed to be met with ridicule; it was an antagonistic joke.

The same people saying give it time are the people who were saying they would obstruct Clinton's Court nominations before she even had a chance to give them.

Nah, you were right in the first place.

I think he's just explaining the term, not advocating for it. I could be wrong. It's happened a few times this week.

That would be a gift for a tiny percentage of fans and frustrating for the vast majority. Plus, the crowd would probably be comprised of the inner-circle set: celebrities and the like who would treat it like a VIP lounge.