But . . . that's the criticism that's endlessly repeated on the Internet. It has to be right.

Please don't bum me out right now.

I don't get it either, but I am confident there is some key to unlocking the whole thing. It was the same way with Mulholland Drive. Once you understand that 80% of the movie is Betty's dream, and that she's really the Diane of the last 20% of the movie, the plot almost becomes mundane (though still beautifully…

I'm so excited. I can't wait.

I was trying to figure out how to do it for a couple minutes before I realized it was a typo.

As someone who is pretty familiar with Japan, its culture, and its language, I remain firm in my conviction that not EVERY DAMN THING needs to be ported over for American audiences. That's how stuff like this happens.

He can be two things.

That is a significant omission. I am really looking forward to Wonder Woman.

I agree. It's a silly ad hominem when there is a legion of well-reasoned objections to pick from.

Isn't there an app that lets you do tweets longer than 140 characters?

The funny thing is that he is so emphatic it almost makes you doubt what you saw. Thankfully the Internet is there so I watched the footage again and yup, he mocked the guy. It's not even a close question.

I have to respectfully disagree, as I live with a 5 year-old and he is often a monster. To his credit, though, he learned last year that you are not supposed to put your hands on people unless they are okay with it, so maybe you're on to something.

I'm curious who wouldn't be an overrated actor in Trump's estimation.

Even if it is terrible, a Tarsem Singh-directed feature is glorious to behold. And, as you indicate, this review is coming from a site that considers the WWE to be worthy of continuing coverage, so it ought to be taken with a grain of salt.

I mean he basically an ignorant nobody and we're dog-piling on the guy. Yeah, he's an idiot, but this level of vitriol for such an insignificant, impotent target seems like a waste of energy at best and downright cruel at worst.

Well, death can happen to anybody at any time, really. Doesn't matter how long or short the project is. When your time's up, it's up.

They lampshaded that one a bit too much for the re-casting they did. They either should have cast someone that looked COMPLETELY different or not mentioned it in the film at all. It just seemed weird when the Oracle mentions that she could look like anyone, and nobody asks, "So . . . you CAN take any form but just…

Not nearly old enough.

Yeah, this seems like a no-brainer. I mean, it sucks big time that Carrie Fisher won't be able to finish out the part, but the story is what it is, no?

It wasn't really about Carlson, you see, I was more talking about forms of discourse and how people use words—