Definitely both suck, but clearly someone at Sony dropped the ball on this. As @avclub-808e22af6c33eea22608f30cef458844:disqus said, this is super routine and, especially for a movie where the soundtrack is so key, shouldn't have been anywhere close to the line.

Yeah. If I remember correctly, he even went so far as to brag in interviews that everything was above board. I bet he is seething.

The alleged demonification of Sanders by the rest of the Democratic party seems to be a pure invention of hardcore Sanders supporters who don't want to blame themselves for having anything to do with why Hillary failed to mobilize the entire liberal base.

Hey, remember when a conservative Supreme Court struck down major components of the Voting Rights Act, and then, in the very next election, states that had gone blue abruptly switched to red by razor thin margins? That's SO weird!

Open head wounds are so messy, though. He only wants some severe bruising around the neck.

Aka Kansas.

I'm already riding the Kamala Harris train to PA Ave.

"His vision of justice," incidentally, was all the rage in about 1850. He's just trying to bring it back!

The next 2-4 years (I won't even consider 8) are perfectly summarized by the photoshop of the flooded town with a "But her emails" sign sinking beneath the muddy water.

I'm not sure we should give credit for the paralyzing incompetence of this entire GOP power structure right now.

I was just talking to my sister about how sad I am that Pedro Pascal isn't on GoT anymore. Sigh. He's so dreamy.

Suh cyoot!

Well, I mean, Ming Na was already Mulan, so she seemed like the obvious choice if we were going to go ahead and cast Stone as the lead.

The song "Reflection" is going to be really strange when Emma Stone looks in the mirror and sees Ming Na Wen.

Why did you have to say that? Now that's all I'll be able to think about when I see Cumberbatch's awkward American accent.

Once Upon A Time In Wonderland (which, curiously, crossed over Aladdin with Alice), was actually much better than most of the run of Once Upon A Time proper, and Naveen Andrews was deliciously campy as Jafar.

I remain at a total loss for why Guy Ritchie is involved in this project. Is there anyone who sees how that's a good choice? Especially hot on the heels of King Arthur?

It was a little hidden depending on how you got into the Dark Tower series, but, hey, now you know, and now you can enjoy! It's really great (he says, hopefully not overselling it).

You're being glib, but a huge component of why Tolkien was so successful is that he understood the power of implied history. Both The Hobbit and LotR are littered with references to places, people, and stories that he never told or told much later in his legendarium that most people never read.

First wrong step: eliminating Bryan Fuller and his elaborate space corpse tableaus.